Mold Found on Picture May Furnish Flu Killer
The mold jellium funiculosum grew on a photograph of Navy medical officer Dr Shope’s wife and yielded a substance that prolonged life in mice given lethal swine influenza. Dr Shope, Rockefeller Institute, cautioned results are preliminary with no human tests yet.
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Mothers Set Up Traffic Patrols At Brooklyn School
A group of mothers in Brooklyn organized street patrols near a school after accusing police of failing to protect children from traffic. They waved placards and blew whistles to direct vehicles, following the death of a child reported by officials.
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New Deal Decisions in Gin Rummy and London Bootblacks
Analysis of when to accept or refuse a new deal in gin rummy with score considerations and player tendencies. The piece notes that leading by wide margins changes the value of a新 deal and contrasts liberal versus conservative offering styles. It closes with a historic note that before World War I London had over 1,000 bootblacks, now about 45.
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Los Angeles Board Bans Serious Comic Books
Los Angeles County Supervisors pass an ordinance banning comic books dealing with murder burglary kidnapping arson and assault with deadly weapons. Violators face a 500 dollar fine or six months imprisonment. Ordinance aims to stop sale to children. Largest Indian reservation in New York near Gowanda in Cattaraugus County.
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