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...Francisco's Weinstein's department store started cutting prices, and the rival Emporium followed suit, declared: "We didn't become the biggest store in San Francisco by selling at higher prices." In Omaha, the Smith Drug chain signed up for the duration of the price war; prices of fair-traded items began to tumble in Memphis and other cities...
...placed the ad is Dr. Alfred Weinstein, an Atlanta physician who spent 3-1/2 years in a Japanese prison camp and a year recuperating in U.S. Army hospitals (where he turned out a capable book, Barbed-Wire Surgeon). Japanese prison guards fractured his windpipe, broke one of his arms, blasted his ears. A year ago, convinced that Atlanta wasn't doing enough by the veterans, he borrowed more than $600,000 (most of it from FHA), teamed with a contractor friend and built a 140-unit project. This week the first 28 tenants moved in. After...
...Hunt. Against smallpox, one of the most contagious of all diseases, there is only one effective protection-vaccination. New York Health Commissioner Israel Weinstein promptly warned New Yorkers who had not been vaccinated within five years to get vaccinated. He also set to work to protect all the city's employees, rounded up for vaccination firemen, subway workers, social workers, policemen, hospital staff members, 1,000 guests in the city's flophouse. Some 2,500 patients who had been discharged from a city hospital during LeBar's stay there were called back for vaccination. Thousands...
...James J. Weinstein...
Eugene Allen Arnold, Edward Dunham Bodman, William Kirwan Crockett, Walter Eari Ditmars, Jr., Harvery Maurice Lewis, Robert Joseph Stampff, and Jerome Jules Weinstein...