Russians Report Cancer Treatment Using KR From Parasite Toxins
New York report reviews Russian work on KR a cancer agent derived from parasites that cause Chagas disease Trials involved 18 patients two seemingly improved one with pharynx cancer had tumor shrinkage and regained x ray tolerance The researchers say KR concentrates in cancer tissue causes fever and needs more purification and dosing studies They acknowledge no proven mechanism or broad claims.
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American Review of Soviet Medicine
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Austrian Funds Unfrozen in United States
The U S treasury department announced the unblocking of Austrian accounts in this country totaling about six million dollars. The funds had been frozen in June 1941 by executive order and the action followed an exchange of letters between the Austrian finance minister and Treasury Secretary Snyder.
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New Books Circulating Friday at Public Library
Books on display at the Public Library will be available for circulation Friday. Notable titles span Biography, History, War, Social and Economic studies, Science, Religion, and Miscellaneous works, including Banting's Miracle, The Tale of Beatrix Potter, Victory over Pain, How Mama Could Cook, and The Worlds Great Scriptures.
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James Monroe
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Congressional Record on Newsstands Seeks Public Release
Washington reports that Sen. Alexander Wiley proposes making the Congressional Record available to all citizens who have not previously seen a copy. The plan aims to broaden access and ensure public exposure to official proceedings and debates.
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U. S
Alexander Wiley
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Wiley praises Record and its potential on newsstands
A writer praises the Record as essential yet underread, noting only 43,000 subscribers mainly libraries and politicians. He argues the paper could compete with retail newsstands if its makeup were jazzed up, and frames it as a faithful chronicle of congressional doings affecting business and households.
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