New Cancer Drug OPSPA Shows Mixed Human Results
Two UW researchers report OPSPA a new cancer drug has slowed or halted some solid cancers in humans with dramatic but temporary effects. A year after treatment two patients remain alive but the cure is not achieved and anemia or other toxicities occurred. The drug designed with Voxa-penta-e methylene diethylene thiog is limited to experimental use and not widely available.
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Charles N Heidelberger
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Eden and Ike Clash Over Postwar Europe Policy
Washington reports indicate tensions between Eden and Eisenhower over how Britain and the United States will align on a North Atlantic alliance and postwar Europe policy. Officials expect Eden to seek a summit with Churchill and Eisenhower to solidify a joint approach, fearing friction as relations are tested by new British leadership.
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Anthony Eden
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Ben
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Dulles
Europe
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United States
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Kansas Woman Undergoes 38th Operation at St Francis
Mrs Biondelia Wert of Wichita undergoes her 38th surgery as doctors remove parts including a stomach segment and collect organs over years. She plans to return home soon and hopes to live another 50 to 90 years, continuing work and family duties despite repeated operations. Her husband P A Wert notes she stays active in clubs and housework while he endures the toll of their ten lost sons.
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Heavy Livestock Losses Feared in Storm's Wake
ARCTIC STORM BRINGS 16 FOOT SNOWDRIFTS PARALYZING WYOMING AND MONTANA. HUNDREDS OF MOTORISTS AND RURAL RESIDENTS ARE STRANDED, THOUGH BELIEVED SAFE. DOUGLAS AND LINGLE WYOMING REPORTS OF MAROONED VEHICLES. BILLINGS MONTANA RECORD SNOWFALL OF 70 INCHES WITH 39 INCH SHORT PERIOD.
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Douglas
Lingle
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Wiliam L. Chapman
Wyomit Agrcultere
Billings
Mont
Father Held After Child Crushed by Accident
Norman Durell Jr. faces homicide inquiry after his 10 month old son Milan died from chest and stomach injuries in Cleveland. Police say the mother Irene, 24, woke to a noise and found the father holding the child, who was taken to Sommiunity Hospital where he died. Coroner reports hemorrhages and multiple fractures as cause. Charges not yet filed pending investigation by Detectives Lawrence Doran.
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Deportation Hearing On Brancato Reopens
Washington report says the deportation hearing for Francesco Brancato of Cleveland is reopened after the official in charge is relieved. Brancato, described by the Justice Department as a racketeer, faces a deportation order in a proceeding before the board of immigration appeals.
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The Lost Weekend Want Ad In The Messenger Columns
A notice invites readers to place classified ads in the Messenger Want Ad Columns offering homehunting help, car purchases, and item sales. It urges timely action to gain results in The People's Marketplace via dialing 31242.
Eisenhower Praises Eden as World Statesman
President Eisenhower praised Sir Anthony Eden as a statesman of world stature calling him a great successor to a great prime minister. He lauded Eden during remarks in Washington describing his leadership and international vision.
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Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Stassen Faces Senate Quiz Over Project
Stassen will testify today before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee on a grain storage project tied to a controversy with Chairman McClellan. A United States aid funded plant costing about two million dollars and contracted to a California firm is under scrutiny as Stassen provides documents and seeks to avoid a legally served subpoena while agreeing to testify voluntarily.
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Stassens
Former GM President Realizes Budget Need In Lesser Paying Job
SEW YORK Un Navy Sec r etary Charies 8 Thomas told a Nomen s Republican group of wont visit her paid to the office in Deena Secretary Charles E Ing parsons checks locking checks locking Nery dour Ax president of General Motors Wilson made well over half million dollars Year As defense secretary hit Mary 2250 ear Wilson observed why My wife must still think I ork for General Motors
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General Motors
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Mary
General "Motors
Ohio House OKs Highway Bond Plan in Major Vote
The House Highways Committee backed a bill by 17 to 2 to authorize issuance of more than 216 million dollars in major highway construction bonds, advancing Ohio's ambitious highway program in the next two years.
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Ohio
House
Foreign observers arrive for high altitude Nevada test
Foreign observers from Britain and Canada arrived to witness an atomic test planned at six miles altitude over the Nevada proving grounds. The AEC said 24 military and defense officials were on hand for the record high altitude device aimed at destroying fleets of enemy ships.
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Eden Gets Reins Of Great Britain
Senator Sparkman and Gov Williams say Adlai E Stevenson is a shoo in for the 1956 Democratic presidential nomination. They note reports of Harriman interest but favor Stevenson. Gore adds Democrats have surged in city halls courthouses and statehouses, while Eisenhower gives no indication of running.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
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Eisenhower
Gunmen Hold Up Queens Bank for 200000
In New York, gunmen robbed a Queens bank and escaped with 200000. They forced manager Henry Bardenhag Jr to drive them to the Chase branch vault. A Tommygun was carried as they fled in a car later found abandoned near the bank. Police launched a drag net with no immediate trace.
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Henry Bardenhag
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Daley Wins Chicago Mayoral Race by Large Margin
Democratic forces retain long control of Chicago politics as Richard J. Daley wins the mayoral election by about 127 000 votes. Unofficial returns show Daley with 708 660 votes and Republican challenger Robert Merriam far behind.
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Mining Bill Faces House in Narrow Ohio Mayoral Echo
The article notes a close countywide political climate as Ohio moves to debate a mining bill. It cites 1951 election margins, Daley and Cermak figures, and proposed restrictions on strip mining near roads. It mentions penalties, permits, and the political backdrop of Cook County politics.
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Democrat Chairman Predicts 1956 Victory
The Democrat national chair predicted a 1956 victory during a radio interview from Washington. The Watt Pottery Co. sues Local 1M of the Brotherhood of Operative Potters for 8576.81 in Perry County Common Pleas Court. The case stems from a union demand and its later reinstatement by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Eden Becomes Britain's Prime Minister At 57
Sir Anthony Eden, Churchill's protege and 42nd premier, was sworn in after a long political ascent. The divorced diplomat, aged 57, kissed hands and named his cabinet, with Macmillan expected as foreign secretary. Eden inherits a tense postwar leadership under Queen Elizabeth III.
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Anthony Eden
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Gove
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Mike Chern
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Eden
Bocenbet
Sanele
Old Warrior Hopes for World Peace
Winston Churchill, aged 80, remains a knight with a mission to secure a lasting peace. From Downing Street to world councils, he recalls wartime leadership and urges a broad peace settlement while facing aging memory and political change.
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Winnie
London
Winston Churchill
Peale urges free teaching on communism in American schools
Dr Norman Vincent Peale told a Cleveland regional AA… that schools must be free to teach the difference between imperial communism and America’s competitive system. He warned against any group blocking teacher or pupil rights and said American students can discern truth when taught by upright citizens of the teaching profession.
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Norman Vincent Peale
American Association of
United States
Election Bill Before Senate
The Ohio Senate votes on a House approved bill to adjust election law concerning candidate name certification timelines. It would cut the preparatory period for residential candidates from 73 to 70 days, aligning with party convention plans for next year. If not approved, names of presidential candidates might not be on the ballot.
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Ohio Senate
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Explosion Damages Building in Southeastern Town
Police say a suspect explosive device thrown onto a back porch caused a blast that damaged nearby windows and set off fire prevention alarms. Investigators theorized the incident may have originated from a tossed explosive.
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Columbus Elections Committee Sets Third Hearing Date
The Columbus Elections Committee plans a hearing on April 19 to determine if the state racing commission should be investigated. Committee members agreed to be present at the third hearing yesterday.
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Onto Muse Elections Committee
Miss Anna Kramer Dies at 63 Rich Estate Put at 116 564
In Cleveland a spinster librarian died at 63 leaving a large estate of 116 564. The city health department had her worthless household goods destroyed due to alleged malnutrition. An investigation filed yesterday details her final wealth.
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Sbrarian
Anna M. Kramer
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