Money Could Cure Cancer Says War Veteran Leader
Colonel Warren, wartime atomic research director, told a dinner that with 10 million dollars annually for twenty years cancer might be controlled like typhoid and diphtheria. He urged public funding, floated atomic research as a path, and noted the National Research Council assembled top researchers for a coordinated program.
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New York
NAF
Colon Biennal
Atomic Homb Project
Colonel Warren
American Cancer ‘Society
University of Rochester
Warren
Auld
Dallas
American Cancer Society
Society. Inc . National Research Council
Frank Adsir
The
Cancer Society
Siebce
ballfeRelde
Europe
Pacific
Pearl Harbour
Val Dav
Farmers Must Be Jack-of-all Trades
New Zealand correspondent argues modern farmers must be versatile, combining engineering, carpentry, plumbing, and accounting skills. Massey Agricultural College now teaches farm engineering to produce hands capable of maintenance, installation, and repair of farm systems, reducing downtime and costs.
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Anc
Massey Agricultural College
Studer
Ana Trom
Nangle
Farreme
Welal-eork
Sam So
Cowsek Eta
France Faces New Year of Scarcity and Strain
Paris and provinces show uneven gains as bread tickets return and shortages persist. Officials fear fuel and coal cuts curb production, while wine and fruit rations hold but prices rise. industry hopes German coal imports may ease energy limits, yet overall economy braces for continued sacrifice and adjustment in 1908.
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France
Paris
de Reston
Germany
Trench
Comet du Toit sighting near Southern Cross reported
A faint new comet named du Toit after its discoverer was found near the Southern Cross in Triangulum Australe. It remains invisible to the naked eye and lies well outside telescope reach in the southern skies.
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Ita
du Toit
Triangulum Australe
Board of Trade Refuses Australian Paintings for Exhibition
London Feb 12 AAP report states the Board of Trade will not allow importation of Australian paintings for exhibitions at the Royal Academy unless an undertaking is given that works will be returned after display. A dealer criticizes the decision as lacking justification and suggests a broader restriction on Australian art entry.
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Sat Tele Memorial Institute
Battelle
London
Board of Trade
Royal Academ
Austenit
Bond
Tunes
Brittun
Australia
War Service Homes Magazine Increase in Applications
December figures show 47 homes completed and 120 under construction in the war service program. The data reflects a steady surge in demand as more servicemen qualify for mortgages and construction advances.
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Pee Mi Neat Wunderlich Limited
Siernotanes
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Samuel Alley
Britain
Great Great Britain
Toby
Frankforts
LUX
Marella
Law
Luchuay Screven
Penneys Delicatessen
Ham D'Light
Penneys
Abbott, Shielde, Sheriden
Bunda Street
Frank Carey
Associated Press
New Zealand
Bombre
Prossews OF
Ternaroet
Prake
America
Erie
Hus Tone Genereters
Seth
Berner
Ona
Orang
Science
Corfiet
Monsanto Laboratories
Wartorn Europe
West Indies
Jamaica
Agnes Fay Morgan
University of California
Morgan
Morgin
California Wine Institute
Gondyest Tere and Hubber Company
Academy Ukase
WAR Service Homes
Ceela Aessdel
Ansing Directot
Coe
Taniiimenes
Rusk Suigs Bank
Stckbroker
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