New Drug Prescription Law Takes Effect Saturday
A controversial federal prescription law shifts control over every pill and medicine in interstate commerce to the public. FDA aims for safer labeling and uniform rules while facing opposition from APA. The act tightens dispensing of dangerous drugs, standardizes labeling, and allows pharmacists to refill simple non doctor approved prescriptions. It also permits telephoned prescriptions for non narcotics with doctor clearance and requires clear cautionary labeling on prescription drugs.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Washington
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Durham
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FDA
American Pharmaceutical Association
APA
Food and Drug
Presbyterian Men Hear Germelman at Winchester Church Meeting
The Men of the Winchester Presbyterian Church will meet Thursday at 6 30 PM in the Assembly Room. C F Jim Germelman Baptist layman and traffic manager of OSullivan Rubber Corp will speak. Reservations due by Wednesday noon. nomination committee will report and new officers to be elected. Retiring officers are President Harry S Newell Jr vice president L B Sirbaugh secretary Orville C Wine and treasurer Malcolm Padgette.
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Winchseter Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
C. F
Jim" Germelman
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
Harry S. Newell, Jr
L. B. Sirbaugh
Winchester Youths VPI Club Officers
At a Blacksburg meeting of the Apple Club of V I five of six officers for 1952 53 were from Winchester Handley High School graduates They are Frank Galladay president Pat Barr vice president Ken Digges secretary Marvin Rogers treasurer Bob Jones historian and Ronnie Binner sergeant at arms The group discussed the annual Apple Club Christmas dance with plans to make it bigger and better than ever.
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Apple Club of
Blacksburg
Handley High School
Frank Galladay
Pat Barr
Ken Digges
Marvin Rogers
Bob Jones
Ronnie Binner
Apple Club
WE Strike Drags Into 16th Day
New York reports 6000 Western Electric workers continued a 16 day strike over a wage snag. Negotiations resumed as salesmen distributors and warehousemen represented by the CIO Communications Workers of America remain at odds.
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New York (P
Western Electric Company
The
CIO Communications Workers of America
Circus Couple Leads Quiet Life On The Road
Elsie and Paul Jung a devoted Ringling Brothers duo travel eight months yearly with the circus. Elsie sews and makes costumes while Paul climaxes acts as clown and builds props in winter in Tampa Florida. They value home life whether in a railroad car or a circus hotel and praise the audience’s first roaring laugh as ultimate reward.
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Jungs
Paul
Elsie
Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey
Tampa
Fla
Che Jungs
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Ringling Brothers
Women's Clubs Open Convention in Richmond
Hundreds of club women gather in Richmond for the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention. Guest speakers include Rep. Brooks Hays of Arkansas and Ellis Arnall with Mrs. Theodore B S Chapman set to speak on The United Nations. Prizes announced for conservation gardens press books citizenship and youth contests.
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Richmond
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Ellis Arnall
Theodore
Chapman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
United Nations
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J. T. Kremer
Jos L Kalbach
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Ray Robinson, JR
B. B. Byrd
Ary G. Hershberger
Winchester Youths
VPI Club
Dorothy Roe
Women's
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Robert C. F. Gordon
State Department
Kenneth McFarland
Salem Risk
Virginius Dabney
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Chapman Motor CO
Maynard E. Dillaber
WMVA
Martinsville
Virginia Associated Press Broadcasters
Winchester
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
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Factory Distr
Winchester Evening Star Box
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