Precautions Only Increase Colds in RAF Study
London doctors ran a large anticold experiment on 200 men to test protective measures. The results showed those under strict precautions caught nearly twice as many colds as those without. The study tracked six peak cold months with two groups, one real protection and one fake, finding 12 percent weekly infection in the protected group versus 7 percent in the unprotected.
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London
Royal Air Force
Thomas MacDonald
It's the Law on Open Courts and Public Access
A primer explains open court procedures and roles in civil and criminal trials. It notes the judge's bench the jury box and witnesses and highlights that justice is public business with the press and the public present in court for transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Justice
New Cars And New Drivers Promise A Perilous Path
A Boston Herald piece warns that advancing car design yields longer lower faster vehicles outpacing garages and driver skill. It notes traffic dangers and a lack of new drivers amid a critique of American car culture with a quip about New York traffic commissioner T. T. Wiley calling the trend madness.
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The
Boston Herald
New York
T. T. Wiley
Rayburn Holds Key Role in Texas Redistricting
In Austin 1940s politics, Sam Rayburn’s Texas district blocks emerge as a major obstacle to fair reapportionment. Senators Fry and Aikin push bills to shift populations, noting Rayburn’s small district and political leverage while acknowledging reform odds.
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Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
Sam
Rayburn
Bonham
Fry
Victoria
Aikin
Paris
Fly
Denton
20 Million Women Employed in U S Record High
Washington reports 20,000,000 women employed in the United States the highest level on record. Mrs. Alice K. Leopold, head of the Labor Department Womens Bureau, told the House Appropriations Committee that no wartime peak matched this figure and cited working women aged 32 to 38.
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Washington
United States
Alice K. Leopold
Womens Bureau
The
Labor Department
Leopold
House Appropriations Committee
Divorce Citation Issued In Grayson County Texas
The state court commands Storey Johnson Weaver to file an answer to a divorce petition filed February 2, 1965 in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. The citation notes appearance by 30 o'clock A M on April 15 or earlier. Court clerk Earnest issued March 7 1966 and notice published in The Whitewright Sun on March 10 17 24 and 31 1956.
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State OF Texas
Jerry M. Connor
Coners
15Th District Court of
Grayson Ee
Court House
Sherman
Exes
Zath Gay
E. E Eubank
Oleta Marie Eubank
Ing Gescri
Magnolia Park
A. D
Texas
Storey Johnson Weaver
15Th District Court
Grageen County
Pleintiff
Hubert L. Weever
Shirley Johnson Weaver
Earnest
Grayson County
Nancy Drake
Whitewright Sun
Plentiful Food List Tops With Pork in April
College Station reports ample meat and produce supplies for April with pork in the lead due to plentiful hogs and lower retail prices. Beef, shrimp, haddock, halibut, canned tuna, beans, corn, oranges, grapefruits, raisins, prunes, rice, eggs, dairy and fats follow in strong availability.
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College Station
Mae Belle Smith
Extension Consumer Education
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Miss Smith
Abe Lincoln
Cicero
Otter
Ruud
Alcoa
Rauiminuyl
Ruud-Alcoa
Ruud-Monel
Lone Star Gas
Lone Star
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