Rattlesnake Dairy Aims for Serums at Rosemont
Daniel Pratt Mannix 23 a University of Pennsylvania student runs a home snake dairy in Rosemont near Philadelphia. He milks poisonous snakes by snapping their heads back to obtain venom used to produce serum for snake bites. He favors a Florida diamondback as the most deadly snake in his collection and keeps it as a prized part of his operation.
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Girl With Long Police Record Identified in Murder Case
New Orleans reports reveal the suspect in a French Quarter stabbing death as 23 year old Bonnie Hill born near Yale Arkansas. Police say she admitted the alias Marion King and has a nationwide record dating back to a Gainesville Texas training school admission as a 13 year old incorrigible.
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Hitler's new raiment styles attract German eyes
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler becoming a self styled fashion arbiter as he shifts from uniform to lay suits. Clothiers watch the trend sparked by his gray jacket and striped double breasted suit at public events. A city college note recalls Oscar the embryo chick as a side science tale.
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Hope Held For Dwarfed Tots
In Rostov Russia a surgeon claims partial success in growing a dwarf girl by transplanting a hypophysis gland from a deceased donor into her shoulder artery. Six months after the operation she grew eight centimeters, with a second transfusion adding six more. The doctor cautions that one case is not conclusive but notes the experiment’s exceptional importance.
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Mounted Camel Skeleton On View At Nebraska Museum
A fossilized Nebraska camel skeleton, unearthed from a Niobrara River side canyon in northwestern Nebraska, has been mounted and placed in Morrill hall's camel gallery. The 200 pound sandstone slab was dug out over more than a week and lowered from the canyon wall.
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Mexico opens kidnap probe into two Americans
Mexico City March 26. The government opened an inquiry into the kidnapping of two Americans, Mark Fowler of Madison, Iowa, and Louis F. Vremsak of Santa Barbara, Cal, who reportedly were freed without ransom after a tense ordeal. Troops were involved in the chase and both men said they were treated well during captivity.
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Treasury position shows March 23 balance and assets
Treasury figures dated March 26 list March 23 receipts of 37.1 million and expenditures of 25.8 million leaving a balance of 2.342 billion. Custom receipts for the month are 24.77 million, year to date receipts 2.812 billion, expenditures 4.988 billion including 2.566 billion in emergency spending, gold assets 8.556 billion.
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