Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1947 — Page 12

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(Continued From Page One) measures to forestall and correct the shock-like state which causes the death of the patient from eir‘culatory collapse and anoxia (lack {of alr),” Dr. Peck said, + Rate ‘Far Too High’ He told the Hoosier doctors that ithe mortality rate from diabetic coma, despite discovery of insulin and steady improvement in treat. ment technique was “far too high” and urged education of the public to encourage early treatment of the disease, Addressing a noon luncheon, Murray A. Auerbach, executive sec~

Association, urged expanded use of X-Ray in hospitals to reduce the " of undetected cases of TB. “It. may well be reasoned that ok 2400 unrecognized cases of | tuberculosis enter our general hospitals during the year. The use of

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routine X-Ray in such hospitals| { would bring these cases to light,” he| said,

Pointing to the need for more TB facilities, he estimated that a minimum of 961 additional beds are required in the state, 5400 Cases Under Care He said there are 5400 cases in In-

“Current studies in diabetes add

increasing evidence that the blood vessels of persons afflicted with the | disease undergo definite clinical and| pathologic changes,” Dr, Corley B, McFarland of South Bend told the!

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{ings this morning, one for the Com{mittee on Industrial Health and the|on |other for state and county commit {tees on conservation of vision.

addressed the morning general session on medical Floyd T. Romberger of Lafayette, president of the state group, also spoke.

of burns was held this morning with Dr, Harold Indianapolis as moderator and Dr.

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NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: Mild weather with temperatures slightly above seasonal normals will continue along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts tonight and early Thursday. By morning the mercury will be in the B0s from Massachusetts to Georgia and from northern Texas to Iowa and Nebraska. Cool northerly winds will send the mercury tumbling into the 40s from the inland sections of New York and Pennsylvania through the Ohio Valley. ing minima will be 32 degrees line from northern Minnesota through Wyoming and western Montana. It will be colder north of this line, Bhowers will occur from Vir. ginia to Maine, in Nevads, west ern Montana and southern Texas, according to Weather

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the Pacific will release rain from the north California coast t6 Vancouver and inland to the Great Divide. Most of the higher mountains in these northwestern states will have snow while the dark low clouds along the central Oalifornia coast will release drizzle. (Bee affected areas.) Skies will be overcast in the stormy affected areas as shown on the inset map. Partial cloudiness is: indicated for those sections where hatched lines appear on the inset chart.

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overcast skies will appear on the inset map as warm southerly winds feed moisture inland. At present, however, no rains are cxpected in the drought area in the

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