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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1948

Page

6

Drug Aids Cure Prospects For Leukemia In Children

San Francisco reports preliminary cures in children using a folic acid derivative aminopterin. Dr. Coy W. Waller of Lederle labs notes 10 of 16 Boston children treated by Dr. Sid- ney Farber recovered. toxicity limits and limited supply mean results are not yet a proven cure. Further refinement needed over several years.

San Francisco American Pharmaceutical Association Coy W. Waller Lederle Laboratories Pearl River N. Y Waller Sidney Farber Children’s Medical Clinic Boston

Cicero Police Chief Ousted in Turbulent Vote

Cicero town board votes to replace Police Chief Joseph Horejs with the highest ranking officer Martin Wojciechowski. Town president John C Stoffel denounces move as capitulation to gangsters led by Jake Guzik. Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission calls residents to resist corrupt elements.

Cicero, Ill Cicero Cne John C. Stoffel Joseph Horejs Guzik Stoffel Jake Guzik Chicago Virgil Peterson Chicago Crime Commission Horejs Martin Wojciechowski Edward Masselink

Feed Lot Cattle in Iowa Reach Lowest Levels in Years

Iowa feed lot cattle on August 1 totaled 26 percent below a year earlier, the Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said. A high share of cattle were on grain less than four months, with 44 percent under four months and 30 percent from four to seven months, while only 26 percent exceeded seven months. Marketing intentions show a shift to early sale, with just six percent on feed expected to be held until December or later. Most cattle on feed are expected to be marketed in September.

DES Moines Iowa Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Skeleton of Man Vanished 12 Years Ago Identified

A skeleton found beneath a basement concrete patch in Chicago is tentatively identified as Adolph Sachs a 36 year old toolmaker who disappeared after leaving home on December 29 1935. Dental work and an anthropologist aided identification. Sachs wife Catherine and children Robert and Donald were left with questions after a traffic crash three weeks before his disappearance.

Chicago Adolph Sachs Hastings Street

Former Czech Minister Becomes Fugitive in Germany

Vladislav Brdlik, 69, ex agriculture minister of Czechoslovakia, arrived with his wife at the Moschendorf refugee camp in the U S occupation zone of Germany. He says he fled with help from groups inside Czechoslovakia and plans to go to Frankfurt, citing ongoing support for friends abroad.

HOF Germany Vladislav Brdlik Brdlik Moschendorf U. S Czechoslovakia Frankfurt

Woman catches 525 pound tuna off Provincetown

Evelyn Headington of Mantoloking New Jersey, at 5 feet 3 inches and 110 pounds, hauled a 525 pound tuna off Race Point with rod and reel, the largest locally caught with a line in years.

Provincetown Mass New Jersey Evelyn Headington Mantoloking N. J

13 Killed in Crash of B-29 at Walker AFB

A B-29 Superfortress crashed after takeoff from Walker Air Base in Roswell New Mexico killing 13 of 21 aboard. Eight survivors were hospitalized. The crash occurred around 11 30 p m on a routine training mission. A board of officers opened an investigation to determine the cause. No Lowans among the dead.

Roswell N. M Takoff Walker Air Base J. C. J. Beck Beck

Military officials seek reinstatement of selective service

McLain said the force was far below required strength and that rebuilding regulars necessitated reinstating selective service. The remarks emphasize manpower shortfalls and a call for conscription to restore troop numbers.

McLain

Mac Short Dies at 51 Acknowledged Aircraft Designer

Burbank California reports the death of Mac Short a vice president at Lockheed Aircraft Company and a leading airplane designer. He died Friday from a heart attack.

Burbank Calif Mac Short Lockheed Aircraft Company

Radio NOTES and COMMENT on Saturday night program lineup

Radio notes preview a Saturday schedule with Jack Pear joining Twenty Questions on Mutual stations and Bill Slater hosting. Guests include regulars Fred Vandeventer Florence Rinard Herb Polesie and Bobby McGuire plus NBC Who coast interviews from mid ocean.

Jack Pear Mutual KCRG KCRK Bill Slater Fred Vandeventer Florence Rinard Herb Polesie Bobby McGuire

Army To Carry On UMT Battle

Washington reports Lt. Gen. Raymond S. McLain says the army will push Universal Military Training in the next Congress. He notes the Fort Knox UMT unit is closing but denies scrapping the idea, insisting UMT remains essential to long term national security.

Washington Army Congress Raymond S. McLain Fort Knox 81St Congress McLain

Widower To Get New Mommy for His Six Children

A Camden laborer with six motherless children won the hand of Annetta Newman a 30 year old divorcee who advertised for a widower with kids. Taylor of Strai was proposed to during her visit to his home as the meeting followed his wife’s death 14 months ago. The bride said she is eager to care for the ready made family and that love for the children matters more than money.

Camden N. J Annetta Newman Mary Taylor Strai Annetta

Iowa Brothers Freed On Bail After Philly Assault Case

Allen Smith 19 and Ralph Smith 24 of Council Bluffs Iowa were released on $1 000 bail each by Quarter Sessions Judge Gerald F Flood. They faced aggravated assault and battery and resisting arrest charges after a taxi fare dispute led to beating and biting a patrolman on both arms by the brothers.

Philadelphia Allen Smith Ralph Council Bluffs Iowa Gerald F. Flood John Benzing

First UN supervised convoy reaches Jerusalem

The first food convoy under United Nations supervision reached Jerusalem from Tel Aviv by the Latrun route. Arab Legion interference had blocked all previous attempts to pass convoys on the main road, marking a breakthrough in delivering aid.

Tel Aviv Israel United Nations Jerusalem Latrun Arab Legion

Theaters Show Easter Parade and Movie Lineup

Saturday programs list showings across Paramount Iowa State Town Palace and Strand. Titles include Easter Parade Port Said Gunman's Code Crimson Canary and more with varied times.

Strand Marion

Edgar A Guest The Poet of the People

A reflective poem questions the roots of hate and asks who began strife among people. It contrasts the belief that all men are equal in birth with the enduring hatred stirred by greed and creed and calls for an end to old hatreds.

Radio Symphony Memos And Orchestra Listings

Schedule shows NBC Symphony News Memos at 6 30 with Red Feather segment and 6 45 sports cameraAustin Orchestra program at 10 15 Serenade 10 45 Del Courtney Dance Orchestra Tommy Dorsey Presented. Includes Sing It Again at 7 15 and Lawrence Welk and Georges fine orchestra at 11 15 p m.

Iowa Gimes Ws Sports Cman Cladie Neers del Courtney Dance Orchestra Tommy Dorsey

Goldwyn Prepares Unlucky Wiggly in Connecticut for Dana Andrews

Sam Goldwyn vacationing at Tahoe while buying Uncle Wiggly in Connecticut from the Epstein twins to star Dana Andrews and Teresa Wright. Vittorio de Sica discusses Bicycle Thieves and Shoe Shine with realism in casting. Babe Ruth’s health clouds Allied Artists as Green Bay Packers film moves to fall 1949 with Tony Owen producing. Danny Kaye shifts plans Australia bound after London trip.

Hollywood INS Sam Goldwyn Tahoe Frances New Yorker Epsteins Dana London Babe Ruth Allied Artists Studio Monogram Green Bay Packers Green Bay Wis Tony Owen

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