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12 MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dforrJ, Oron, Monday, January 5, 1959 $4 Billion Paid to Unemployed Men Washington - (UPD - An esti mated four billion dollars in jobless benefits were paid to eight million unemployed workers in recession-scarred 1958. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell, in making these figures public today, said the amount of benefits was al most double any other year. The average benefit per week was a record $30.57, exceeding the 1957 average by more than $2 weekly. Pay ments replaced only a little more than one-third of wages RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Piogrno Bttd below are racaivad frqm III rodia station and the Mail Tribono gemmo no ftpowtibiTrty eacept to matte change a ore luppliod. 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About 2,600,000 workers exhausted their rights to benefits, Mitchell reported. Temporary extension of bene fit periods in 22 states allow ed 1,500,000 of them to re ceive an additional 400 mil lion dollars in benefits once the program went into effect in June. The first lighthouse on the American coast was built at Beaver Tail off Jamestown, R. I., in the middle of the 18th century. Robblna Robbins Robbina Ramblin' Hemingway News News One for Road One for the Road News One for Road One tor the Road News One for Road One for Road Sports World News Roundup Candlelight and Wina News Candlelight Candlelight and Wine KWIN Karavan Kara van-News News Karavan KWIN Karavan News MHS Rhythm Medford Hi Rhythm News MHS Rhythm Medford Hi Rhythm News Green Room Green Room News-Green Room Green Room Sign Off News Chuckwagon News Chuckwagon Hemingway News Sunrise Serenade News - Swap. & Sell Sunrise Serenade Hear! 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As he says, "Haven't you got enough al ready, with out hunting tor more?" But I am sure we doctors don't want Dr Aivares new diseases any more than lay persons do. Of late, as Dr. Michael L. Furcoldw, of the Govern ment's Communicable Disease Center at the University of Kansas Medical School, has been pointing out, it looks as if more than 30,000,000 Americans, at some time of their life, get histoplasmosis. This used to be looked on as a rare disease until . about 1945. Now, it has been found in 22 states that center on the Missouri, the Mississippi, and the Ohio River valleys. The cause is a fungus that grows best in damp shady areas, and in soil of a certain type. Because the parasite can live in birds, favorite spots for infestation are chicken coops, pigeon roosts, caves where birds sleep, storm cel lars, and silos. Every so often a city-living relative of a farmer will come Snowy Highway Blamed for Mishap One of the first accidents due to snowy weather occur red last night on the South Pacific highway, 5 miles from the Siskiyou summit, state police reported today. No injuries were reported and all vehicles involved left under their own power, state police added. John Clayton Adams, 26, of Portland, had stopped to help a woman motorist stalled on the road. Although the large Friedlander truck driven by Adams was equipped with chains, it was unable to start again. A car driven by Emmett Paul Jones, 24, of Olympia, Wash, tried to stop to avoid hitting the truck on the road and swung sidewise blocking the northbound lane. A second car, operated by Lucille Mead, 49, of Brookings, also attempt ed to stop and slid into the truck and car. . 20,000 Non-Pilot Employees Laid Off Washington -(DPD-American Airlines cut about 20,000 non pilot employees from its pay roll today when company and on a contract to end a 16-day" strike. Federal Mediator Leverett Edwards, meeting with both parties, told United Press In ternational he couldn't tell about the possibility of a set; tlement being near. C. R. Smith, president of American, said the non-pilot employees who have been kept on the payroll during the strike were dropped be cause "no sound prediction can be made" as to when the strike will end. American is -the only ma jor U. S. airline still grounded by a wave of labor trouble that hit air carriers during the past several months. Waifs TV & Radio Service Oldest Sbnp In So. Oregon 409 K. 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The infection us ually lasts from 10 to 15 days, but it may leave the patient feeling bad for several days or weeks after that. The disease does not appear to be contagious but appears to be gotten through the wind blown dust in the air. Some times there is a flare-up of the disease after a cyclone has gone through the neighbor hood. Fortunately, in the few cases in which the disease hangs on, some help can be obtained from an antibiotic I imagine that in 98 cases out of a hundred the exact diag nosis is not made. Effects of Radium Dr. Samuel D. Clark, of the medical department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass., is now trying to get into communication with all persons who, before 1935, re ceived injections of radium or drank solutions of - radium emanation. Dr. Clark , wants to see these people so as to get more information as to the long-term effects of radiation This will help scientists, too. in. judging the dangers . of atomic bomb "fall-out," All persons who, years ago, had treatment with radium can perform a . public service by promptly getting in touch with Dr. Clark. Dr. Alvarez' new booklet on Arthritis and Rheumatism may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed, envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Reg ister and Tribune Syndicate, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Dr. Al varez 'cannot answer requests or diagnose by mail. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1959) Distress Call Hoax Coast Guard Says San Francisco -CPB- Angry Coast Guard officials said to day a distress call from a ship supposedly sinking off the California coast was a hoax Two planes sent to search an area over the Pacific near San Luis Obispo were recall ed after an investigation de termined the distress message was false. An amateur radio station in Seattle picked up a weak call ' for help shortly before midnight Saturday. The broadcast said the ship was. sinking off the cdast, but did not give a position. The amateur said the call identified itself as station K6CVD. Monitors for the Federal Communications Commission, who also . heard the call, made a rough fix on a posi tion off San Luis Obispo. The Coast Guard sent search planes from San Fran cisco and San Diego. 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B.," star of "And God Created Woman" and other breath-catching, strip-teasing pictures, had de cided to lead to the altar the handsome young guitarist she met and wooed in a summer time idyll on the Cote d'Azur. He is Sacha Distiel, 26, for many months Brigitte's con stant escort. But the- 24-year-old movie siren, asked to confirm the re ports, said: "I can assure you no date has been fixed. Right now I have more important things to do than get married. I am starting a new movie next week." Actor Arrested on Drunk Driving Charge Los Angeles - (UPD - Former film star Ramon Novarro, 59, was due in Municipal court today for arraignment on a misdemeanor drunk driving charge. The star of "Ramona" and other old movies was abusive Saturday after he ran a red light and was arrested on the drunk driving charge, accord ing to arresting officers. Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport i 15 NORTH CENTRAL BUY THE LEADER Buy MAGNAVOX! 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