Cancer surgery dispels doubt on pancreatic cancer treatment
Dr. Orr of the University of Kansas reports at the Mississippi Valley Medical Association that radical excision offers real hope for pancreatic cancer. He notes 1–2 percent of cancers occur in the pancreas and that improved technique and case selection may reduce mortality, with potential for cures.
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Orr
University of Kansas Medical College
Kansas University Hospital
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
Montrose Hotel
Pancreas
Amazing new pep vitality from S.S.S. Tonics
Weak tired people gain vitality by restoring stomach digestion and red blood cells with S.S.S. Tonics. The liquid tonic is said to revive digestive juices and improve color and resistance, with many users reporting renewed zest and sturdier health.
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S.S.S. Tonte
Pancreatic Cancer Surge Spurs Earlier Diagnoses
Dr. Orr notes rising interest in pancreatic cancer leads to earlier diagnosis. He says earlier operations will follow, yielding a certain percentage of cures as medical focus shifts toward improved outcomes.
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Orr
Mystery Draught: Painter Smuggled in Packing Case to Dublin
Dublin authorities probe if a 40 year old man found after seven hours in a false bottom of a packing case is Maurice Carassus de Loubajac a French painter and ex air force member who allegedly entered Ireland illegally. The case, addressed to art dealer J. J. Gorry, was marked Modern oil paintings for exhibition in Dublin. Debarkation risk could lead to deportation if illegal entry is proven.
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Dublin
Eire
England
Maurice Carassus de Loubajac
Paris
J. J. Gorry
de Laboura
London
Gerry
Nazi U-Boat Campaign Sunk 683 400 Tons In September
Berlin reports September naval losses at 683 400 tons with German submarines responsible for 452 000 tons. London notes three month average shipping losses near 157 000 tons per month, indicating a wartime decline.
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Berlin
High Command
London
The Threshing Kitchen and the Nation's Bread
Poet Edgar A. Guest notes the threshing season and how women feed the crew with large pies and biscuits. He contrasts city life with country labor and praises the strength and sacrifice behind national nourishment. Four commercial air services are maintained in Japan by private companies.
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Japan
U S Mission To Center Of Free French In Africa
The United States mission bound for Brazzaville in Equatorial Africa includes army navy and state department personnel. Arrival is expected in a few days. The group will probe cooperation with Free French forces and seek mutual aid for the war and defense needs including rubber hides tin palm oil mechanical equipment.
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U. S
Africa
Washington
United States
Brazzaville
Equatorial Africa
State Department
de Gaulle
Vichy
New Caledonia
Pacific
Free French
Leaders’ Views on War Aims and Unity Across Parties
International News Service reports on Wendell Willkie urging unity around democracy against Roosevelt and Churchill. Minnesota Governor Stassen calls for non obstructionist support of foreign policy. British Ambassador Halifax describes England’s shift toward offense as invasion pressure grows.
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International News Service
New York
Wendell L. Willkie
G.O.P
Roosevelt
Churchill
Chicago
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Republican Party
Washington
Lord Halifax
United States
America
England
Laval Assassin Doomed to Die
In Paris a special state tribunal sentenced 21 year old Paul Colette to death for the attempted assassinations of Pierre Laval and Marcel Deat on August 28. The ruling gave few trial details and did not indicate when execution would occur. Laval and Deat, both proponents of collaboration with Germany, are recovering from wounds.
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Vichy
France
Paul Colette
Paris
Pierre Laval
Marcel Deat
Laval
Dent
Germany
Colette
Colette Trial Seeks Mercy for Assault Suspect
The assailant facing the death penalty plea arrived at an estate near Vichy on Wednesday while accomplice Deat was released from a Versailles hospital.
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Colette
Vichy
Deat
Versailles
Nab Participant In 1935 Train Robbery
Cincinnati AP reports Benson Soup Groves alias Old Ben, a Karpis gang member linked to a 1935 mail train robbery at Garrettsville Ohio, was captured after an attempted bank holdup in Carthage. He had been sought for six years as one of five gang participants.
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Cincinnati
Garrettsville
Carthage
Post Office
Thomas Nolan
Benson “Soup” Groves
Old Ben
Arrest Identity Revealed After Bank Felony Charge
Detective Chief Emmett D. Kirga reports the neat, well-groomed prisoner’s real identity was confirmed only after arraignment on a state charge of entering a bank with intent to commit a felony.
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Benjamin Grayson
George Wilson
Emmett D. Kirga
Cotton’s Rise in the United States Reaches 1800
The note states that cotton did not become an important U.S. product until the year 1800, signaling a shift in agricultural and economic focus at the turn of the century.
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The
United States
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