Indestructible U S Bonds Survive Laundry and Teeth
Washington reports U S Treasury officials have replaced mutilated or lost bonds after owners mailed in fragments or witnessed damage from laundry, pets, or weather. Stories include a dog chewed bond pieces, a pillow case mishap, and cows accidentally ingesting bonds, with replacement procedures and forms described.
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U. S
U.S
Progress Against Cancer Improves Hope for Cures
By Pat McGrady editor American Cancer Society New York the cancer patient is far better off today than ten years ago with about 25 to 30 chances out of 100 to be cured completely Some cancers are cured by surgery or radiation or both Most cases can be helped by drugs and other measures This support reduces pain heals sores shrinks tumors and often allows a return to normal life as advances rise in the last dozen years
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Pat McGrady
American Ca Society
NEW York
NFA
Britain
Yale University
Germany
Man
Judes
Ney
Pint sized A bombs a new path in war plans
The U S Army develops a family of small nuclear weapons. Atomic Energy Commissioner Murray urges Congress to halt larger H bombs and focus on tens of thousands of tiny devices. Army reports describe hand carried weapons as small as a bazooka for infantry use, while officials offer no comment.
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U. S. Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
U. S
Murray
Senate
Pentagon
Tively
Reporte Magazine
Railvan rolls freight on rails and highways for C O Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway introduces the railvan a hybrid freight carrier that travels streets highways and railroad tracks. It uses two wheel sets retractable by air to switch between rubber tires and flange wheels. With an adapter car it runs behind a locomotive and at terminals converts to a rubber tired truck trailer for dock to shipper or consignee.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Consignee
Japanese bargain is cheap divorce described in Tokyo
A Tokyo report details an economy divorce option costing 100 yen with no court hearings. Most divorces are quick and drama free, while about five percent involve terms like child or property issues. Family Court supports mediation but not the underlying disputes.
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Tokyo
NEA
Japan
S R
Suzuki
Shrimp Eggs Becomes Live Toy For Kids
New York readers learn that brine shrimp eggs in toy microscope kits offer a live, moving science toy. The A C Gilbert Co widens its line with Artemia eggs that hatch in salt water, letting children observe shrimp anatomy and life cycles over a week.
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NEW York
NEA
A. C. Gilbert Co
Gilbert
Ohio schools to spend over 24 million on lunch program
Columbus reports Ohio school districts will spend more than 24 million dollars on the lunch program for the current school year. R M Hyman states 4001 schools participate serving lunches to about 300 thousand children daily. Federal aid totals 2,158, with four million dollars in donated commodities. About five hundred schools have joined the program distributing about one million gallons of milk monthly to children.
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Columbus
Ohio
R. M. Hyman
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department of Agriculture
Eyman
Petra
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