Two Types of Common Cold Discovered in Human Guinea Pig Research
Scientists at Western Reserve University report two distinct forms of the common cold identified through experiments with human volunteers at Gatlinburg and Pinehurst. Nose starting colds appeared 24 to 48 hours after exposure while throat starting colds emerged in five to seven days, with immunity limited to each form.
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Western Reserve
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Elisabeth Severance Prentiss
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Tenn
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Economist Warns of Looming Low Mood Across Nation
Berkeley UC economist Dr. Robert A. Brady warns that in two to five years the United States could enter a low mood if current conditions persist. He cites economic autocracy alongside political democracy and warns of dangers similar to factors that aided Hitler's rise, including racial tensions fueling internal disorder.
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Berkeley
Cal
U.P
Robert A. Brady
University of California
United States
Brady
Hitler
Germany
Baby member of House silent candidate wins seat
Captain George W. Sarbacher Jr. becomes the new youngest member of the House after defeating Rep. William J. Green in Pennsylvania's fifth district. He did not endorse his candidacy during the campaign due to military regulations while serving in the Pacific with the Marines. He appeared at political meetings and gained support from war records and Republican peers.
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George W. Sarbacher, Jr
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Sarbacher
Pacific
William J. Green
Pennsylvania
New York Population Forecast to 8.585 Million by 1970
Consolidated Edison predicts New York City population will rise from 8.145 million in 1950 to 8.585 million by 1970, adding 400 thousand more, with growth leveling off afterward according to a population growth survey.
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New York
Consolidated Edison Company
House Building Peak Expected Next Year
The United States Savings and Loan League says the peak will occur in the year after next with about 950,000 new dwellings projected for 1948 according to a trends survey. The committee notes this target depends on economic policy and ongoing construction activity nationwide.
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Chicago
United States Savings and Loan League
League
Committee On
Building industry eyes postwar home production goal
A congressional committee notes the 1925 peak of 937000 housing units and recommends boosting output to about one million homes per year in the United States starting in 1949. The plan aims to meet anticipated demand as postwar growth accelerates.
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U. S
Stolen Car Recovered in Downtown Garage After Three Years
In Cleveland a car reported stolen in 1943 was found in a downtown garage where it had sat in dead storage. Attendants noticed two missing wheels and alerted police. Officers confirmed the vehicle by the old license plate, remarking it was the car sought for years.
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Cleveland
U.P
Herbert twins win in Ohio election no relation noted
Ohio voters elected Thomas J. Herbert of Cleveland as governor elect and Paul M. Herbert of Columbus as lieutenant governor elect. The two men share a surname but are not related, causing confusion among residents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Explosive Toss At City Hall Tunnel Sparks Investigation
In San Jose a crude homemade bomb caused a loud blast under the city hall tunnel but caused little damage. A fragment from a traffic citation suggests an angry motorist might be responsible.
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San Jose
Cal
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