Fluoridation of Water Eclipses Other Health Measures
The article heralds water fluoridation as a landmark in public health and preventive dentistry. It notes voluntary and municipal adoption across major cities, endorsing from the American Dental Association and American Medical Association. Fluoridation is praised for cutting tooth decay by up to two thirds at low cost, with water works authority comparing it to chlorine.
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American Dental Association
United States
American Medical Association
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Water Works Association
Senator Bush Urges Smaller Auto Models in Senate
Washington report says Sen. Prescott Bush urged car makers to reverse the trend toward larger models. He cited parking shortages and rising costs as reasons, warning European imports could gain ground and harm U.S. employment. He warned of a possible auto industry pushback and tariff barriers.
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Washington
Prescott Bush
Conn
Bush
Senate
New York
Texas Creates State Board of Insurance and Tightens Regulations
The last Texas Legislature formed a three person State Board of Insurance with a single Commissioner to head the agency replacing the old board. It bars employees from accepting value from insurers and imposes perjury penalties on required filings. The new law strengthens life policy regulation and allows disapproval of misdescribed or deceptive policies. Texas also enacted a model act against unfair competition in insurance advertising.
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Texas
Board of Insurance
Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas
Board of Insurance Commissioners
State Board
Commissioner of Insurance
Quoted remark on a bachelor’s new girlfriend
A man comments on his bachelor friend’s new girlfriend noting she is pretty but laments she lacks a mute button to turn off sound while still viewing the picture. The quip highlights a wish for silent viewing rather than dialogue.
Horse Influenza in Europe May Threaten Humans Worldwide
Dr James Steele, returning from Europe, warns a new horse influenza strain could jump to humans. The illness, confined to Central Europe horse populations, may spread via carriers on planes and ships. US labs study samples as investigators seek transmission and vaccine possibilities.
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Europe
James Steele
Steele
U. Ss
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Japanese Warships Visit Pearl Harbor
Four Japanese warships entered Pearl Harbor in an official visit the first since the December 7, 1941 attack. The squadron passed the wreckage of the battleships Arizona and Utah as a destroyer and three frigates with the rising sun flag entered at dawn amid a noisy exchange with U S naval forces.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
mid-Pacific
Arizona
Utah
U. S. Naval
Subscription Rates and News Policy for The Sun
Rates list two regions Grayson Fannin counties two dollars outside counties two fifty foreign subscriptions five dollars. The Sun is a service institution inviting news items from individuals and organizations. The editor reserves the right to decide what is news and to reject items deemed too old or promotional.
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Fannin
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