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Such was the case in Stibnite, Idaho, where the Mayo Foundation's Dr. J. D. Mortensen gave 391 mineworkers and dependents a thorough going-over. No less than 534 unsuspected disorders, ranging from tooth cavities to heart disease and cancer, were found. About half the subjects had two or more medical problems...
...reports Dr. Mortensen in GP, published by the American Academy of General Practice, there was a reverse twist in the findings on cancer. Seven proved malignancies were detected, but none of these was in any of the eight persons who announced that they thought they had cancer. Thus the checkup helped both those who were mistakenly confident and those with groundless fears...
Married. James W. Wilson, 25, one of the two U.S. servicemen to lose both arm and both legs during World War II (his limbs were amputated after a B-24 crash in Vermont of which he was the only survivor); and Dorothy Darlene Mortensen 23; in Jacksonville, three days after his graduation (B.A., prelaw) from the university of Florida...
Last week, jaunty Jimmy Wilson provided one of the most cheering newsphotos of the week. Wearing a smile as wide as his snappy bow tie, he was shown out walking with pretty, 23-year-old Dorothy Mortensen, a Jacksonville, Fla. drama student. They will be married, he announced proudly, on June 8, three days after his graduation. A straight-B student, Jimmy Wilson has breezed through the University of Florida pre-law school on his own power. Proud of his ability to handle the leather straps and metal rods which replaced his limbs, he drives an automobile, writes...
...Smokey Mortensen, Freshman coach, will start the following lineup: Chamberlin, g; Ripley, pt; MacDonald, c.pt; D. Carswell, ld.; Zeigler, 2d.; Birdsall, c.; Claflin, 2a.; Kortepeter, 1a.; Aibel, o.h.; Davison...