Privates and Corporals Cause Most Trouble in Europe
Brig. Gen. Maglin says privates and one to two stripe personnel account for 72 percent of troops in the European command and 84 percent of serious incidents from murder to assault. He notes a low overall crime rate but highlights high involvement in traffic incidents and speeding. Sergeants and officers show far fewer offenses.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Army
Europe
W. H. Maglin
European Command
Maglin
Seventh Army
Wero
United States
Dogs Develop Ulcers From Nicotine Study
New York report shows dogs given nicotine levels equivalent to three to five cigarettes daily all developed stomach ulcers when combined with histamine injections. Researchers Dr. Kwang Soo Lee and Dr. Charles M. Gruber Jr. of Jefferson Medical College caution against broad conclusions for humans.
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New York
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Kwang Soo Lee
Charles M. Gruber, Jr
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Court Grants Appeal In Clarke Damage Suit
The Supreme Court of Appeals will hear an appeal of a $500 judgment in Clarke County Circuit Court. Martha J. G. Beach sued William E. and Margaret K. Wine, alleging they damaged her property by cutting trees along a river bank.
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Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
Martha J. G. Beach
William E
Margaret K. Wine
Clarke County
Beach
Damages Sought Over Inflatable Brassiere Patent Fight
In New Haven Connecticut a $550,000 damage suit centers on an inflatable brassiere with a self closing valve. The Anchor Rubber Company sues The LaResista Corset Co alleging they manufactured the device using Anchor material but rejected the invention. The case features demonstrations in court and claims of a sweeping ad campaign for the product.
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New Haven
Conn
Superior Court
James R. van Buren
Anchor Rubber Company of Orange
van Buren
LaResista Corset Co
Bridgeport
LaResista
Anchor
Day Nursery Receives Wide Range Of Improvements
Winchester Day Nursery reports multiple upgrades from community groups. The Junior Century Club donated three swings and half a jungle gym while Epilson Chapter Beta Sigma Phi provided two painterly tables. Grounds work included shrubs and spring bulbs, plus a new walk. Save the Children of America sent 22 handmade counterpanes for cots, made by elderly volunteers.
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Harold G. Brown
Winchester Day Nursery
J. Victor Arthur, Sr
Save the Children of America
Irene Caldwell
Washington
United States
W. A. Wilks, Jr
Wilbur Johnson
Bellipops
Girl Scouts
Winchester-Frederick County
New Drugs Control Blood Pressure
A report for the American Heart Association notes two daily pills can lower and maintain normal blood pressure. The drugs offer a practical control method but are not a cure. Long term effects and safety require cautious use and continued monitoring. Dr Henry A Schroeder of Washington University prepared the report.
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New York
Henry A. Schroeder
Washington University
St Louis
American Heart Association
Cleveland
Daily Crossword Clue Pack Contains Mixed Vague Entries
Crossword clues list including definitions for church seat Amerian Indian Keep Expression of sorrow and many abstract items. Notes show scattered terms like Gold Her and Gov of Algiers plus weathered phrases and partial word fragments.
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Allstate Saran
Sears
Allstate
Chambray
Sears Savings
Corona
Coron
J. C. Higgins
Pinkerton
Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
Work Clothes Dept
Daily Crossword
Algiers
Turk
Pacific
Naut
Ireland
AIF
Waliaba
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