Plan to Cut Cancer Toll With Doctor Office Screenings
Alfred S Black of Hattiesburg considers using the Black Stevenson foundation endowment to fund a national cancer detection program. Dr Harold T Hyman argues that training every general practitioner to spot early, treatable cancers could save about 50,000 lives annually at a cost under $5 per life, by supplying a comprehensive diagnostic volume and periodic updates to family doctors nationwide.
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Alfred S. Black
Hattiesburg
Mississippi
Mr. Black
Black- Stevenson Foundation
Harold T. Hyman
New York
Hyman
Black-Stevenson Foundation
RFD
Central Park West
Joe
Studio notes and stars tease in film season report
William Pine and William Thomas tackle a controversial film The Lawless with MacDonald Cary and Gail Russell amid industry debates. Johnny Bond signs a two year radio contract. Bob Garred opts for voice work. Warner Bros previews Fifty Years Before Our Eyes with historic footage. Patrice Wymore shines in Tea for Two attire. James Cagney’s Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye shoots at a Glendale market with curious elderly extras.
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Warner Bros
Prince Hirohito
Lloyd George
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
James Cagney
Glendale
Cagney
The Fi ends in Moonlit Terrace Reunion
Armine watches a charming stranger with blue eyes and black hair. He reveals himself as Loring Brookes, recently reunited with her after a risky, fateful past involving a brother’s football injury and a fatal plane crash. Their misunderstanding clears as they embrace, grateful for the chance to reconcile.
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Armine
Loring Brookes
Loring
Seaver Clark
California
Canada
Robert Brookes
Write a Letter To Publicly Criticize The Paper
Readers angered by newspaper subscriptions are urged to write letters rather than cancel. The piece argues subscriptions are a community service priced below cost and that public letters help voice concerns, with papers willingly publishing critiques to reflect local history.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Listed
The page presents a mixed crossword with Across and Down clues numbered 1 to 89. Clues include frighten, family groups, pinaceou tree, Indian prince, degrade, century plant, thump, at home, border, pulls with effort, Gillabbi, viper, fish, weight lava, twinkle as stars, state flower of Utah, rough lava, footlike organ, half anem, stripes, cushion, tantalum symbol, The Orient, fresh water fish ur., debate, climbing plant, affirms, adge, set again, down clues: crust on a wound, Philippine port, first man bib., grating, before, to wind and turn, letter, partly open, journey by water, Semites, a state of vs, islandina river, salt chem., congregate, synopsis of a play, hog, chart, head slang, youth, the life principle Hindu, waiton, afternoon receptions, grows old.
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As Stars
State Flower of
Utah
Philippine Port
Islandina River
Waiton
Last Week’s 43 True 44 Examination 46 Cuckoo 47
Cited entries list numbers and terms from a puzzle page. Includes references to River Switzerland No 7 and scattered clues. No clear narrative. reads as a column teaser of crossword style items and their indices.
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River
Switz
Black and White Lesson on Jacob the Convert
A Minneapolis grocer recalls a former customer who repented after a revival and sent payment. The sermon argues Jacob’s transformation from deceitful youth to a renewed man, under God’s power to turn black into white, with emphasis on the God of Jacob.
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Minneapolis
Jacob
Abraham
Isaac
Ask Me Four Another Card 1929 Quiz Items
A set of four trivia prompts poses questions about a kibitzer the two houses of Congress the phrase It would rather be right than president and the plural form of chateau. Answers relate to social gaming parlance governmental structure quotation attribution and French pluralization rules.
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Congress of the
United States
Name the author of Treasure Island
The author of Treasure Island is Robert Louis Stevenson. Published in 1883 as a boys adventure novel, it follows Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver on a quest for hidden treasure on a perilous voyage.
Pest mealworms aid nutrition study says Fraenkel
Prof. G S Fraenkel of the University of Illinois told the Institute of Nutrition that mealworms a brown larva found in granaries and corn cribs may join rats as an aid to study nutrition. Mealworms yield a new growth vitamin seven and require little food for large numbers of subjects. Each worm needs tiny amounts of purified food chemicals, enabling close observation and weighing.
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Atlantic
G.S. Fraenkel
University of
Ilinois
Institute’ of Nutrition
Hadacol Sold With Family Health Claims Ad
Mrs Edward H Newton of Cincinnati says Hadacol improved her husband and three year old nephew by supplying vitamins B and Niacin and iron. Doctors prescribed it and a money back guarantee promises satisfaction. Available in trial 1.25 or hospital 3.60 sizes from The LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana.
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Edward H. Newton
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
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