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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1952

Page

8

Parents Forge 16 Hour Cleanup At Death Pond Pit

Levittown parents toiled through a 16 hour shift with shovels and bulldozers to fill a 14 foot deep flood control pit used in a housing project. The effort came after two children drowned in the same pit last week and a landslide killed a year old boy earlier. Fire trucks floodlit the area as community members joined the effort while authorities were not present.

Levittown, N. YY Levittown Bounda Hicksville

Government Control Not Answer to TV Radio Improvement

A House Inter state Commerce subcommittee says overemphasis on crime in radio and television is not solved by more government controls. It urges self-discipline and warns censorship could cause greater evils. Led by Rep Harris of Arkansas, the panel favors industry self-regulation if public interest is protected.

Washington House Mae House Interstate Commerce Rep Harris D-Ark Commit

Socialist Party Drops National Candidate Run

The National Executive Committee of the Socialist Party voted not to run any national candidates. Norman Thomas confirmed the move saying minor parties lack chance to elect national officers and that socialists will not go out of business. He noted local runs may occur in a few cities.

New York Socialist Party Norman Thomas Thomas Socialism Democratic Party

Expert Says DDT Has Saved Five Million Lives

Philadelphia report quotes Dr. Edward Knipling of the U S Agriculture Department arguing DDT saved about five million human lives and prevented at least one hundred million illnesses. He counters fears about chemical insecticides and notes only 14 deaths linked to DDT, mainly from misuse.

Philadelphia Edward F. Knipling U. S. Agriculture Department Knipling

Historic Tea Leaves Brewed in Boston Commemoration

A tea brewed from leaves said to be missed by revolutionists was sipped in Boston for the 179th Boston Tea Party anniversary. Descendants of Revolutionary War families and the British vice consul toasted with 70 aged teacups, linked through Edward Rowe Snow and Jefferson Parker who died at 99.11.

Boston Muriel Rolls Englan Edward Rowe Snow Jefferson Haskell Parker Parker

Elements in the human body by abundance

Chiefly oxygen followed by carbon and hydrogen. Nitrogen calcium phosphorus potassium sulfur chlorine sodium magnesium iron iodine zinc fluorine and other trace elements occur in smaller amounts. The list includes several additional elements beyond the major ones.

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