Fatty blood traffic cop may curb disease germs
Cleveland report from the Ohio Fromeopathic Medical society quotes Dr Barth Boericke claiming ordinary grease particles in blood act as traffic cops that capture germs and help neutralize diphtheria typhoid pneumonia and grippe in tests on guinea pigs and humans. He notes fat particle numbers do not relate to obesity and discusses injecting fat emulsions to boost germ neutralization.
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Cleveland
Ohio Fromeopathic Medical Society
Barth Boericke
American Institute of Homeopathy
Boericke
British Debt Parley Aims to Break Deadlock
Washington reports promise of early debt talks with Great Britain after President Roosevelt opened negotiations. Sir Ronald Lindsay may be called, signaling willingness on both sides to find a formulized debt solution. French and Belgian envoys also pressed for clarity on the Johnson act and token payments.
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Great Britain
Roosevelt
State Department
Ronald Lindsay
London
Andre de Laboulaye
Paul May
William Phillips
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Paris
Laboulaye
United States
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit Goes Into Action Against Bootleggers
Washington AP report notes President Roosevelt orders the treasury's new alcohol tax unit into operation led by Arthur J Mellett with 1400 men as a front line force against bootleggers and liquor tax evaders. Captain R Sayles heads the field, aiming to expand to 4000 personnel with 1850 agents for illicit liquor and the rest for tax collection.
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Washington
Sam
Roosevelt
Treasury
Arthur J Mellett
Kansas City
R. Sayles
U. S
Navy
Schleswig Holstein
NRA May Back Out of Code Writing on Large Scale
Washington AP reports the National Recovery Administration plans retreat from supervising broad business codes. Officials acknowledge difficulty extricating from wholesale code writing while opposing local service trade control and price data rules. Trade associations defend codes. labor groups resist loss of organized influence.
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NRA
Washington
Hugh 5S
Johnson
First Trade Association
Settlement Eyed in Oil Station and Shipyard Strikes
The Roosevelt administration pressures peace in labor disputes across industries. Ickes backs a fair plan to end the Cleveland gasoline station strike, while Swanson's ultimatum threatens the USS Tuscaloosa at Camden with relocation if work does not resume. Pacific coast longshoremen talks continue as Remington Rand workers strike in several cities, and a South textile stop is forecast by a union leader amid guard patrols.
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Interior
Ickesei
Cleveland
Navy
Swanson
Camden, NJ
New York Ship Building Company
Ion
Middleton
Strikes Hit Alabama Coal Fields as 8 000 Miners Walk Out
In Alabama’s coal and iron regions two workers are killed and many injured during a strike of about eight thousand miners. A temporary injunction restrains Thomas furnaces employees at Republic Steel from interference with strikers. Clarence Legion auxiliary members from Cedar County attend the Durant convention. attendance averages 50 percent and wins a $2 50 prize. Local delegates include Bertha Eggert, Merle Liercke, Ethel Schriver, and others.
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Alabama Coal and Iron Fields
Thomas Furnaces
Republic Steel Corporation
Clarence
Legion Auxiliary of
Cedar County
Durant
Bertha Eggert
Merle Liercke
Ethel Schriver
H. J. Klatt
C. E. Swartzell
Jessie Bauman
Gusta Hackman
Eleanor Sawyer
Ella Mae Kastler
Emma Bixler
Minnie Ruther
Irma Stonerook
H. Tucker
Mae Miller
Irma Backman
Luanna Pruess
Emme Pruess
Dollfuss Escapes Bomb At Austrian Airport
Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss narrowly escaped death when authorities found an eleven pound clockwork bomb at Salzburg airport before his arrival from Vienna for a patriotic front meeting. He and Vice-Chancellor Prince Ernst von Starhemberg were greeted by flowers and surrounded by cheering peasants.
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Salzburg
CAP
Engelbert Dollfuss
Vienna
Patriotic Front
Prince Ernst von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
First joint appearance of leaders in patriotic parade
Swarms of onlookers blocked the streets of Salzburg as the two men led a joint patriotic front demonstration for the first time. Their procession drew large crowds and marked a significant public show of unity.
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Salzburg
Patriotic Front
Brittle-Boned Boy Suffers 63rd Fracture
In Bellaire Billy Neu hart, 18, known as the brittle-boned boy, broke his right leg when his coaster wagon hit a rock garden. Doctors are treating a mysterious bone malady. this is his 63rd major fracture, the first in over a year.
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Bellaire
Billy Neuhart
Billy
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