Infectious Hepatitis Becoming Major Health Menace in America
Washington reports infectious hepatitis as a growing health menace with rising U S hepatitis cases in 1959 and projected increases for 1960 61. Health experts cite seasonal cycles and long recovery times with many patients disabled for one to two years and some persisting beyond four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Atlanta
Sweden
U. S
Public Health Service
Retired Husbands Drive Wives Crazy
Ruth Millett notes that retired men with no plans disrupt home life, upsetting housekeeping, social routines, and a wife’s schedule. The piece argues husbands should prepare meaningful activities and shared routines to avoid aggravating their spouses.
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Ruth Millett
Fort Worth
Don’t They All Grumble Over Social Security Letter
Rep Gracie Prost Idaho reports a letter from a man back home asking for his social security check to be increased. He writes we are really in a bad way and his wife has been suffering from high pretensions for the last three years.
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Gracie Prost
Idaho
It Is Never Too Late to Act
A reflective meditation on timely action and moral duty. The poem argues that growth and change are possible when honest hearts begin now, insisting it is never truly too late to build, teach, or liberate. Eva J. Evans prompts readers to start before perfection arrives.
Rising Costs Drive Newspaper Rate Increases Across Texas
Several Texas papers announce price hikes due to higher production costs. The Waco News Tribune raises single copy to 10 cents and monthly subscription to 1.90 dollars. Dallas papers Times Herald and Dallas Morning News lift from 1.75 to 1.95 per month. The Paris News increases weekly subscription from 0.35 to 0.40. Winnsboro News raises display ads after single copies rise from 0.05 to 0.10.
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Texas
Waco-News-Tribune
Waco
Dallas
Times Herald
Dallas Morning News
Paris News
Winnsboro News
Mr. Pleasant Daily Times
Texas cities seek greater political clout and new revenue
Texas city officials led by Deer Park Mayor Jimmy Walker urge the Legislature to reform redistricting and grant broader taxing powers as urban areas grow. The group argues three fourths of voters live in cities, yet representation lags. Also covered are a court ruling on accidental death double indemnity, liquor-by-the-drink regulations for private clubs, and a new visiting privileges pact between Texas and Alaska.
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Austin
Texas
Deer Park
Jimmy Walker
Texas Municipal League Mayors, Councilmen and Commissioners Association
Walker
State Supreme Court
No Lesson for Him Memphis Dog Eats Training Book
Marlin Townsen d borrowed a library book on dog care and training. The German Shepherd devoured the volume, leaving Townsend with an empty read and a puzzled lesson.
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Memphis
Marlin Townsend
Townsend
A Fanciful Recipe for the Perfect Woman
A Cheer Magazine quotation describes a mythic recipe for the perfect woman using elements like leaf light, fawn glance, sun rays, mist tears, wind inconsistency, haze timidity, peacock vanity, dawn softness, diamond harshness, honey sweetness, tiger cruelty, fire warmth, snow chill, jay chatter, and turtle dove cooing. Oregon reports forest industries providing 58 percent of state employment. Eighteen major corporations run labs in or near Baltimore.
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Cheer Magazine
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Eva J. Evans
Farley
Pascal Farley
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
State Liquor Control Board
Liquor Board
Coke Stevenson Jr
Stevenson
Alaska
United States
U.S
Banking House
the First National Bank of
Whitewright, Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Securities
Npinecn Inmiremenams Raoul Orgt
Oregon
Baltimore
Whitewright
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