Polio Campaign Volunteers Set For Monday Start
Winchester Frederick County pledges broad support for the 1950 March of Dimes drive. Elks American Legion auxiliary Lions Kiwanis Rotary and other groups back the campaign with committee members naming local leaders and volunteers ready to address mail coin cards and distribute materials for donations.
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March of Dimes
Winchester
Prederick County
Said
Elks Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Lions Club
Quota Club
Kiwanis Ney Exchange Club
Rotary Ube
Howard J. Cahill
Charles E. Tait
Susan Kabler
Fred I. Brumback
C. Irvine Cather
P. G. Ireland
C. Henderson Bailey
Ralph A. Chrisman
Robert C. Jasper
Charles L. Shewbridge
Rebert J. Smith
Bradford S. Bennet
G. Gibson Baker
E. Brooks Flickinger
James E. Maden
A. G. Spillman
William H. Miller Jr
D. McFadden
Robert D. Glaize
David L. Kinter
Kenneth D. Hall
Arthur Gilkey
Douglas A. Cather
Roy A. Cather
James H. Himelright
W. Alan Peery
George W. Good
D. W. Ritenour
Henry Covington
William H. Lawrence Jr
Howard A. Holland
Stewart Bell Jr
Lamar Keen
Leatherman
Pittsburgh Wins Right to Develop Golden Triangle
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Pittsburgh may condemn a blighted Golden Triangle area and hand it to an insurer for a 50 million redevelopment. Four business owners’ suit against the Urban Redevelopment Authority was dismissed as the project proceeds, including an historic park and State built buildings.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh
Financial District
State of
Pennsylvania
Cornell professor unveils Tromexan to prevent heart attacks
Dr. Irving S. Wright of Cornell medical college announced Tromexan, a drug developed in Switzerland, may cut heart attacks and save over 170,000 lives annually. The drug acts within 24 hours to prevent blood clots, with controlled thinning to avoid hemorrhages, especially in ulcer patients.
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Pittsburgh
Cornell University
Switzerland
Irving S. Wright
Wright
Pittsburgh Academy of Medicine
Cornell University Medical College
New York
American Heart Assn
Virginia Legislature at Fauquier Springs 1849
In the January 1950 Virginia Magazine of History and Biography an article by F. W. Franck reviews the 1849 Virginia Legislature extra session at Fauquier Springs to escape cholera. The piece notes Fauquier Springs’ destruction in 1862 and partial restoration since 1945, inviting residents to share archival data.
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Fauquier White
Nazarene Church Begins Building At Fairview Ave
Sunday school superintendent T. Swisher announced the Church of the Nazarene at 336 Fairview Ave is under construction. Sunday school and worship move to Mr and Mrs Ralph Cros en home at Nain Rt 522. Evening service remains 7 30 p m at the parsonage 336 Fairview Ave. Ice usage noted as ancient Roman practice.
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Vv. T. Swisher
Church of the Nazarene
Fairvie Ave
Ralph R. Crosen
Nain
Fairview Ave
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