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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1951
Page
7
The article explains cerebral aneurysms as weakened vessel walls that can form in the brain and rupture during strain. Early diagnosis aids treatment, which includes bed rest, restricted activity, Vitamin K, and imaging to locate the aneurysm for possible surgical tying of vessels. Early detection is crucial for younger patients.
The Reno vation of the Executive Mansion draws 16 000 dollars in orders as citizens request keepsakes from No 4 old stone and square nail paperweight to bricks and pine gavels. Maj Glen E Edgerton outlines rules and shipping. orders run through June 30 with a refund policy and occasional misgivings over wood type.
A lumberman recounts fir shipments and a White House connection after 1890. Edgerton recalls realizing fir came from the White House when letters arrived. Amusing notes include a woman asking for a brick from a Roosevelt fireplace and a boy demanding, Send me the White House.
Sugar Ray Robinson backs a title defense only for big money. Manager George Gainford sets a price of 90 000 or at least 75 000 for Robinsons first middleweight title defense as promoter Jack Solomons watches talks after Robinson stops Marcel in Paris. Robinson heads to Geneva bout for money with Gene Wanes while charity donations reach about 8000 francs.
Charles Fletcher Martin, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Ashby Martin of 1621 South Loudoun Street, has carried The Star for two years on a long foot route from Braddock Street to Handley Boulevard with a sidestep into Washington and Stewart streets. He attends James Wood School in the fifth grade, favors football, and belongs to First Baptist Church Sunday school. He uses his carrier pay mainly for clothes, saves some, and contributes to a Christmas savings club.
Trade between Japan and the Republic of Korea for the year ending March 31, 1952 is expected to reach about 48000 dollars. The figure reflects growing economic exchanges between the two nations in the postwar period.
Campaign chairman Dr. Guy Fisher of Staunton announced that more than $200,000 has been raised so far in the 1951 Virginia Cancer Crusade. He projected $242,000 by campaign end as 38 of 96 ACS chapters hit or exceeded targets and four units doubled theirs: Essex County, King William West Point, Petersburg Fort Lee and Richmond County.
Dr. Fisher urged Virginia counties and cities to raise their share of a national goal to fight cancer. He said education on seven danger signals and prompt medical action could double detection rates and save about 1 000 Virginia lives annually.
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