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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1949
Page
7
Medical piece argues against delaying gallbladder removal for gallstones. It warns that stones can cause cancer, inflammation, duct blockage, or pancreatic issues, and notes early operation is wisest. Describes symptoms, including severe right upper abdominal pain, vomiting, and potential X ray detection, with caution about other conditions mimicking gallbladder disease.
U.S. lawmakers maintain outreach during recess with town visits and newsletters. Leaders like Joe Martin and Burr Harrison make frequent post office stops while Mike Mansfield ventures to mines and universities. hundreds issue district broadcasts and newsletters to brief constituents on debts and policy.
A revived mimeographed publication called Durdick's magazine debuts with a 10 page issue led by Rep Usher Burdick and features weekly newsletter summaries, current issue views, and a cartoon on the cover. Copies are sent to North Dakota editors and others who want them.
The Rotary Club at Winchester will screen the colored film of the 1948 Army-Navy football game at tomorrow's luncheon in the George Washington hotel. Carl Campbell will introduce Chief E. E. Perkins of the Navy recruiting station who will present the movie.
The dollar’s rise worldwide lowers British price and favors U S buyers in theory but imports will face limits in many countries. American goods may face higher costs, slower sales, possible production cuts, while British textiles and other imports flood U S shelves. Pedestrian fatalities dominate city crashes.
David Livingstone completed the first European crossing of Africa from coast to coast in 1856 marking a historic exploration milestone.
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