What Your Nails Tell a Doctor
Dr Bundesen explains how nail changes reflect arterial disorders including Raynaud's disease and neuritis. He notes thinning of the cuticle at the nail base, thickening and ridges from reduced blood flow, and potential nail loss, pain, or infection risks requiring surgical care.
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Raynaud
King
GOP Congressmen Eye Funds for Campaigns
GOP lawmakers debate campaign finance as House seeks 200000 and Senate 75000 for a public relations blitz in 1950. Budget fights hinge on Hugh Scott Jr. leadership while coordination tests begin in April among Republican committees amid calls for unity and separate fundraising.
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Washington
Senate
House
Republican National Committee
Joseph Martin
Senate Committee
Brewster
Maine
Hugh OD. Scott Jr
Scott
Republicans View 1949 Agenda Against Truman Slogan Shift
House Republicans under Martin weigh a campaign pivot toward Truman style messaging. They push to remove excise taxes and seek positive talking points on labor law, education aid, and public housing, while Senate Republicans target a record on education and housing.
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House Republicans
Truman
Congress
House
Martin
Senate
Berliners Demand More Coal Amid Cold Wave
Berliners, shivering under a belated cold snap, beg for more coal as officials offer no guarantee. The typical resident has only 27 pounds of coal this winter and relies on firewood for heating while coal shipments are constrained by the Russian blockade.
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Berlin
Telegraf
State Ruling Requires Car Rentals to Pay License Fee
Richmond March 9 Judge Harold Snead ruled in the Richmond Circuit Court that companies renting automobiles for private use must pay the same State automobile license fee as vehicles used to transport paying passengers. U Drive It Co of Virginia had argued bailor status exempt from the $5 per passenger seat and 170 cent per 100 pounds weight charges.
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Richmond
Harold Snead
U-Drive-It Co. of Virginia, Inc
Snead
Police Court Roundup For Judge Rice Dockets Drunk Others
Judge John Rice presided over multiple cases with defendants from Graham Cooper in Leicester Street to Harrisonburg and Preston Jackson. The list includes charges of drunk driving drunken disorderly and parking infractions with fines ranging from 9.25 to 105.25 and a suspended jail term plus 60 days to serve.
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John Rice
Graham Emerson Cooper
E. Leicester St
John Campbell
National Ave
Herbert Campbell
Kern St
Claude McKeefer Zepp
Martinsburg
Richard Braithwaite
Woodstock Lane
Clarence Whitmire
W. Cork St
Wilmer Carl Smith
Millwood Ave
Bailey Boyd
Charles Town
Arnold Custer
Summit Point
Russel Williams
W. Monmouth St
George Brill
Stephens City
Tom Shirkey
Harrisonburg
Preston Jackson
Kent St
Fuel Research Key to 25 000 MPH Space Rockets
California Institute of Technology scientist R B Canright says fuels and materials exist and further research will enable rockets to reach speeds of 25 000 miles per hour. A WAC Corporal rocket recently hit 6000 mph atop a German V 2 booster over White Sands New Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Outer Space
Earth
California Institute of Technology
R. B. Canright
Cal Tech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Canright
White Sands
N. Mex
Etiquette Question on Handshakes With Third Person
The exchange affirms that reaching ahead to greet a third person is discourteous and should be avoided. It emphasizes proper greeting order and respectful posture in social settings.
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Peeson
Legal ban on marriages of relief recipients proposed
Harrisburg March 9 Republican Albert C. Madigan of Bradford and Edward W. Thompkins of Cameron county sponsor legislation to prevent issuance of a marriage license to a man on the State public assistance rolls. Madigan says a man who wants to marry should support himself first.
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Albert c. Madigan
Bradford
Edward W. Thompkins
Cameron County
Madigan
Word counts of the U S Constitution vs Declaration
The United States Constitution contains about 7 591 words while the Declaration of Independence has about 1 320 words. The Constitution is longer by roughly 6 271 words reflecting its multiple articles and amendments.
Word counts of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence
The Constitution comprises 4 543 words including signatures while the Declaration of Independence contains 1 458 words with signatures. This assessment notes word totals for both founding documents.
Youngstown Kitchen Delivers Freedom From Messy Pails
A reader imagines a dream Youngstown kitchen freeing homeowners from the garbage pail life, promising ongoing cleanliness and ease. The note expresses relief at a future where waste handling is simple and tidy.
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