Man Trails Monkeys Yet Ranks Above Sloth in Smithsonian Mammal List
Washington report notes the Smithsonian catalog of North American mammals lists 3 622 forms. It places Homo sapiens sapiens between a monkey from the Lesser Antilles and the sloth acratocnus lodontr igonus, based on evolutionary timing.
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West Indies
Smithsonian Institution
Gerritt S. Miller Jr
U.S. National Museum
Remington Kelloge
North American
Miller and Kellogg
Upsala
Sweden
Africa
North America
Johnson
Smithsonian
New World
Acratocnus
Beefs teak Out of Date Trypsin Quick Bruise Cure
Dr A Lee Lichtman told the National Athletic Teachers Association at Indiana University that conditioning with vitamins and immediate trypsin injections can sharply reduce bruises from athletic accidents. He says the enzyme moves to the area to reverse the inflammatory process if used promptly, with rapid relief before discoloration sets in.
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David M. Cleary
the Gazette
Bloomington
Ind
New York City
A. Lee’ Lichtman
Manhattan
Polyclinic Hospital
National Athletic Teachers’ Asan
Indiana University
Lichtman
President to Sign Trade Bill in Frisco at 11:15 PM
President Eisenhower will sign the Rec Square Garden trade bill extending tariff reductions for three years. The ceremony, in Frisco, marks the United Nations tenth anniversary as he arrives from Madison and proceeds to the White House.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
Lichtman
Madison
Rec Square Garden
Street
Polyclinic Hospital
United Nations
Washington
White House
Six Youths Die as Car Slows Then Sped Onto Track
In Ottawa June 20 a car carrying six youths halted for a train crossing near Leipsic and suddenly surged onto the tracks. A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck the vehicle, killing all six occupants. The engineer and motorist behind the car said it slowed briefly before darting onto the rails. The crossing offers an unobstructed view for half a mile each way. The dead include Robert Alsept 21 of Toledo and his cousin Rubin Alsept.
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Leipsic
Baltimore and Ohio
Robert Alsept
Toledo
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West Side Merchants to Elect Officers at Dinner
The West Side Businessmen's Association will elect new officers at a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the Rose City Cafeteria. Prince Thornton, PR assistant for Appalachian Electric Power Co, will present an illustrated flannel board on The Story of Coal.
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West Side
Not enough readable facts for a full headline
Wept Lima residents Helen Reinecke and her two children David and Randy are named along with Mary Martha Gross in a brief Lima area note. The fragment references a family group but lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Lima
Helen Reinecke
David
Randy
Mary Martha Gross
Miner Injures Finger At Amherst Coal Co Mine
Homer James Kelly of Charleston was admitted to St. Francis Hospital after injuring his index finger when it was caught between two coal cars at the Rensford Mine owned by Amherst Coal Co. He is 45 and lives on rural route 6.
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Homer James Kelly
RFD 6
Charleston
St. Francis Hospital
Kelly
Rensford
Amherst Coal Co
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