Cedar Rapids firm to ship sulfa tablets for UNRRA relief
Within a month 3000 to 4000 pounds of sulfa tablets will leave Cedar Rapids for UNRRA relief in Europe. Barlow-Maney Laboratories prepares the drugs at 708 Sixteenth Street NE and ships them to Washington for dispatch to countries in need. The firm, led by Arthur Barlow, normally makes about 2,000,000 tablets daily and also conducts extensive drug development and clinical testing nationwide.
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Cedar Rapids
Europe
Barlow-Maney Laboratories
Sixteenth Street
UNRRA
Washington
India
Egypt
Greece
Philippines
Turkey
Paul V. Maney
Ilow Maney
Maney
Germany
Japan
Barlow-Maney
Arthur Barlow
Ces
University of Iowa
Global Reach of Barlow Maney Medical Association Drugs
The Medical association Barlow Maney ships its medicines directly to the trade delivering to doctors and hospitals across the United States and in almost every country worldwide.
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Medical Association
Barlow Maney
United States
Youth spins revolver to death in Russian roulette
An 18 year old Oklahoma City high school student, Robert Jewett, died after playing Russian roulette with a revolver. He explained the game to a neighbor girl, Carol Sue Paden, who was 13, and she refused to spin. He finally fired the gun and died hours later on an operating table.
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Oklahoma City
INS
Robert Jewett
Carol Sue Paden
Carol Sue
Robert
School Building Project Rejected in Port Huron
Port Huron Michigan students at four schools walked out in protest after voters defeated a plan to raise funds for a new school building program. A total of 2716 pupils were dismissed as principals ended classes due to noisy demonstrations following the vote to reject increasing the 15 mill tax limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron, Mich
Port Huron High School
Police Urged to Break Up Nylon Shopping Lines
Manhattan officials report long queues outside hosiery shops drawing hundreds of complaints. Hugo E. Rogers urges mail orders as police divert up to seventy officers daily to maintain order and prevent crowding at store entrances.
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Manhattan
New York
Hugo E. Rogers
Borough of
Too Much for Driver License Examiner in Fresno
Leonard Guraro, 21, failed a driving test in Fresno when he swerved after finishing the exam. Examiner Ross Dewdney watched as Guraro pressed the accelerator instead of the brake, sending the car through a plate glass window of the office, ending the license application.
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Fresno
Calif
Leonard Guraro
Ross Dewdney
Guraro
Dewdney
May Day Observed Across Nations Amid Parades and Protests
Millions of workers from Moscow to Paris marked May Day with parades and demonstrations. Bombs hit Madrid while Yugoslavs rallied in Trieste and Berlin workers urged socialism. In New York labor groups marched despite military advisory, eight arrested for flag desecration, and Polish and French crowds pressed anti Franco and anti regime messages.
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Moscow
Berlin
Tokyo
Singapore
Madrid
Trieste
Viva Tito
Stalin
New York
Manhattan
Eighth Avenue
Lished
Daily Worker
Soviet Union
Polish Workers Party
Polish Socialist Party
Poland
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Army Rations in Europe Are Out
Frankfurt Germany AP report says US forces in Europe will see a 300 calorie daily cut in rations effective May 5 reducing bread cereals and sugar. Gen McNarney bans souvenir firearms and orders clubs closed to tighten discipline.
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Europe
Frankfurt
Germany
Jealoric
Joseph T. McNarney
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Carl Kane
Killian Company
Just
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Comfort
Bakerman
Bak Baker
The
Associated Press
National Committee of the
Communist Party
U.S.A
Metter
Hat
Dickey
Killian
Cathay
Amour
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