Great American Biologists at Caltech Spotlighted
A Fortune magazine feature profiles eleven American biologists linked to Caltech, including Alfred L. Sturtevant, George W. Beadle, and Max Delbruck, noting Sturtevant’s chromosome mapping method, Beadle’s gene chemistry work, and Delbruck’s gene mutation theory and DNA central role. Also mentioned are Seymour Bonzer and James Watson with Caltech ties.
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Fortune Magazine
Caltech
Alfred L. Sturtevant
Sturtevant
U.S
George W. Beadle
Sewall Wright
Thomas Hunt Morgan
Edward L. Tatum
Joshua Lederberg
Max Delbruck
Germany
Delbruck
Seymour Bonzer
Purdue
James Watson
Pong
Harvard
Washington PTA Installs New Officers for Incoming Year
Washington Junior High School PTA elects new officers led by president Lowell Riechel and vice presidents J J Mey Namara Henry Schwicker and Walter Waritam. Robert Stevens is secretary Franklin Welsh treasurer Richard Patty parliamentarian Wilton Ike historian.
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Raymond Shuster
Washington Junior High School
PTA
Mines
Lowell Riechel
J. J. Mey Namara
Henry , Schwicker
Walter Waritam
John W.W. Mosley
Robert Stevens
Franklin Welsh
Richard Patty
Wilton Ike
Pasadena Daily Teases News From The City
Fragmentary OCR from Pasadena Independent shows garbled date lines and scattered phrases. Notable terms include Pasadena California, By E Honth, and references to Texas New York and Illinois, but the overall article is illegible.
Final board meeting set for Monday with key attendees
Auditors Alvan Larson and Patrick Inch will join the final board meeting of the year at 12 39 PM. The gathering takes place at the home of Mrs. Ricehy.
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Jean
Ricehy
Valley Drug Raids Lead to Multiple Arrests
Deputies report marijuana seeds, plants, and drying marijuana found after searches in Valley homes. Miss Carter admits forging checks to buy groceries for herself and Miller, while Foerster and Gonzales face arraignment in El Monte and Alhambra. Robbery and burglary charges may follow a 32 caliber revolver found at the Forrster residence.
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Miss Carter
Miller
Forrster
Earle Talbot
Alhambra
Ex Fire Chief of Arcadia Dies at Home
Ex Fire Chief James R. Nellis 61 died yesterday of a heart attack at his home 1710 Flovedo Ave Funeral will be held Saturday at 12 am at Arcadia Presbyterian Church Officiating Arcadia Lodge No 547 AF and AM and Dr J Davis Barnard pastor Nellis joined Arcadia Fire Department in June 1924 as the only paid member and was chief from 1985 to 1958 Surviving Doris and seven siblings Glosser and Miller Mortuary handling arrangements
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Flovedo Ave
Arcadia Presbyterian Church
Arcadia Lodge
J. Davis Barnard
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Arcadia Fire Department
Arcadia Roary Club
Doris
Glosser and Miller Mortuary
Backer Boosts Brown's Role in California Delegation
Los Angeles notes Governor Edmund G Brown is poised to lead California’s delegation to a pivotal convention. State Controller Allan Cranston urged that California’s growing population elevates the delegation, saying it may determine the next U.S. president amid a world crisis.
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Los Angeles
Democratic Nations
California
Allan Cranston
United States
Cranston
Edmund G. Brown
New York
National DUI Driver List Approved by Commerce Committee
The Washington based commerce committee voted yesterday to create a national register of drivers whose licenses have been suspended or revoked for drunken driving or involuntary manslaughter. The move aims to track offenders and potentially tighten control over licensing across states.
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Washington
Maugse
Soviet disarm plan draws cautious Western responses
The article notes Khrushchev’s new eight page plan for disarmament presented at a Kremlin press conference and its mixed reception in the West. Western officials await details as Geneva talks resume June 7 with leaders including Macmillan De Gaulle Eisenhower and Romanian Polish governments receiving Khrushchev letters.
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Geneva
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Romania
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Great White Way Struck as Broadway Actors Strike Hits
Broadway shut down last night as the first actors strike in four years paralyzed Manhattan stages. Mayor Wagner pushed a city inquiry into the dispute while producers rejected it, delaying every show and trapping thousands of theater workers in uncertainty.
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Broadhurst Theater
44Th Street
Fiorello
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New. York
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Broadway
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Alexander H. Cohen
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Wort
Rical
Equity
New York
League of New York Theaters
Hearing Set for Arcadia High Fire Suspect Boy
A predetention hearing is set in Los Angeles Juvenile Court today for 14 year old Arcadia resident Wayne W. Cowley charged with starting a blaze at Arcadia High School on April 23. Police say he confessed after being traced through a bicycle tied to the Dana Intermediate School incident and located with gasoline and other arson evidence.
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Arcadia
Robert Seaves
Set
Bitty Oliver
Eldon Winslow
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