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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 27, 1948
Page
9
British tropical disease expert Colonel Henry Edward Shortt proposes that malaria parasites covertly hide in the liver during the ten day incubation. His lab work with a rhesus monkey and injected mosquitoes suggests the liver harbors the parasite until fever emerges. The next goal is a drug that kills these liver-stage parasites before blood infection.
A fragment describes a researcher killing mosquitoes and using them to build a solution to hatch a dangerous outcome in a monkey study. The passage highlights ethical questions about animal testing and safety in biomedical research.
San Francisco ceremony on Army Day honored Bing Crosby with an Army Citation for entertaining troops at home and overseas. General Mark Clark presented the award, noted for Crosby's long service to military morale.
Dr V Pettit reads evidence from an expedition to the "Most Atlantis" caverns in Nevada claiming ancient mega city ruins. The region spans 181 square miles from St in Utah to Denver New Mexico in the south with man made chambers from 1931.
A Fox Terrier named Monte belonging to Mr and Mrs William Troy of Yarram-street astonishes a sceptical journalist by speaking Mum Mum and performing a pirouette on command. Mrs Troy notes the dog’s sneezes trigger verbal output and a habit of repeating Mum before diners.
Cornell Professor Alexis L. Romanoff develops an electronic egg grader that sorts eggs by internal quality and predicted perishability, offering a new method to classify egg freshness and value.
The 125 year old Winton merino property near Launceston could be broken up if the Soldier Settlement Board acquires about 3000 acres of the Taylor estate. John Taylor says the plan would leave 2000 acres of rough land and 300 acres of flood prone river flats. Authorities claim improvements would be needed to carry the flock, but he notes the work would be extensive.
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