Word: localize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Minnesota's surprising primary-election results, for instance, did not put other local and national news events into total eclipse. Spring showers and a grand jury inquiry held at least part of the attention of people in Buffalo. A new book on Truman and the President's withdrawal from the California primary were among the leading topics in Los Angeles. Arizona's farmers spoke happily about the water backing up behind the state's dams...
...shipping man has his blood count checked regularly. About once a year the count shows that he needs another shot of atomic medicine. When he goes to a Gulf port on business, a local doctor watches his blood counts and reports back to San Francisco. If the white-cell count begins to go up ominously, there is still plenty of time for a dose of radiophosphorus to be flown to the Gulf Coast. The shipping man drives himself hard and feels fine...
Threatened telephone walkouts in New Jersey and Michigan will not affect the Boston area, Otto Schmidt, Local Traffic Manager for the New England Telegraph and Telephone Company said last night...
Strikes, if any, would affect primarily the local service in the regions involved, and would not alter long distance service into and out of the regions. If, however, a nation-wide sympathy strike develops, effects would be felt everywhere...
CREATIVE COOKERY. A local Chicago program with François Pope (Pope School of Fancy Cookery). The m.m. watch avidly, "despite the facts that the dishes are not, by & large, ones they will prepare, and that the dishes are too expensive for them to try." The thrill is purely vicarious...