Cancer researchers renew Navaho near immunity study in Arizona
Arizona public health chief Dr. Clarence G. Salsbury leads renewed medical teams into the Navaho reservation spanning Arizona and New Mexico to solve why the 78000 Navajo show near immunity to cancer. The project, begun last summer, resumes after winter access delays.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
United States
Clarence G. Salsbury
Sage Memorial Hospital
Ganada Mission
Salsbury
Gando
Navaho cancer rates spark discussion on diet and immunity
Dr. Salsbury notes remarkably low cancer cases among Navaho patients based on 1953 hospital data. He cites diet lacking refined foods as a possible factor, while warning the exact cause remains unclear. The article also covers Bluefield Chamber of Commerce elections and notes a vast national underground gas pipeline network.
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Landmark of Mercy
Navaho
Salsbury
Ganado
U. S
Indian Country Service
State Sells Batch Road Bonds
West Virginia sold two million dollars in road bonds to a Chicago Securities Co. at a net interest cost of 2.000 percent after a premium, with $80,000 due annually to total $4 million. This was the first sale since March 8, 1954, and the state’s bonded debt excluding the new issue stands at $144,724,000 including road and veterans bonus bonds.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Cee Okie An Securities Co
Chicago
Aoy Diddle
Ee Ee Eens
Show-Off Takes Smoke Break at Pair Du Lendit in Paris
In Paris at the Pair Du Lendit event a notable figure nicknamed “Martian” paused for a smoke, distracting observers. The moment passed without incident as attendees continued with the proceedings and spectators overlooked the lapse.
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Paris
France
Texas Outlaws Wade Irrigation Ditch in El Paso
City ordinance prohibits wading paddling swimming diving or ducking in any irrigation ditch within El Paso as a misdemeanor since the 1873 incorporation.
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EL Paso
Tex
Phone Officials Protest Valuation For Tax In West Virginia
Charleston June 8 The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co protested the tentative 1955 assessment of its West Virginia properties as too high amid declining earnings. C and P official C H Johnson urged the Public Works Board to keep final valuation near the prior 22 million while citing a 24 million tentative figure. Also testifying were Monongahela and Appalachian Electric figures with concerns over rate cases and delays in adding new generating facilities.
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Charleston
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
West Virginia
C. H. Johnson
The
of Public Works
Tax Department
C. and P
Johnson
Telecompany
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Monongahela Power Co
Monongahela
H. B. Darden
Darden
Atty
Ernest K. James
Appalachian
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Gary Dis
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G. D. Crawford
Bluefield C of C
Greater Bluefield
Bluefield
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W. O. Bivens
W. J. Gillispie
R. C. Luther
8. D. May
H. W. Sphar
J. E. Wagner Jr
W. Va
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Private Seach
Fisherman's Paradise
Ions
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de Tone Beach
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New York,n
Shaight Bouton
Alis
Texas
General Motors Corp
Delco
Automotive Supply CO
Bluefield, W. VA
Princeton, W. VA
Pulaski, VA
Norton, VA
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