WSU scientists study DNA repair links to skin cancer
Researchers at Washington State University launch a three year National Institute of General Medical Sciences funded program to explore DNA maintenance systems as a possible path to treating xeroderma pigmentosum and understanding cancerlike mutations. Dr. Alice L. Schroeder leads the project, examining how cells repair DNA damaged by radiation chemicals and environmental factors. The work compares repair systems across bacteria fungi and humans, aiming to identify enzymes and their roles in maintaining genetic information.
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Pullman
Wash
UPI
Washington State University
Washington State
Alice L. Schroeder
WSU
Schroeder
Stanford University
National Institute of General Medical Sciences
U.S. Public Health Service
The Columbus Telegram Change of Address Notice
The Columbus Telegram lists subscription details and a change of address instruction. It notes monthly and yearly rates, delivery by carrier in central counties, and mail rates outside the area. Readers are urged to notify the postmaster and the newspaper with new addresses.
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Cofurtas
Nebraska
Carrer
Columbus
My Mall
Platte
Boone
Buvter
Colla
Merrick
Nance
Polk
Colne Telegram
Odes Weil
Telegram Missing Call 564-2741 Between 6 and Aran
A notice asks readers to contact 564-2741 about a missing Telegram, with timing guidance listed as between 6 and 9 40 p.m. on Saturdays, seeking information or confirmation of the item’s status.
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Aran
Regents seek go ahead for new Nebraska fieldhouse
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents asked the legislature to indicate action on approving a go ahead for the proposed fieldhouse. Lawmakers had approved a nickel a pack cigarette tax hike last year to fund the project after Athletic Director Bob Devaney pressed the case. Regent Kermit Hansen sponsored the resolution urging clear legislative actionso the regents can proceed, with a goal to start the project this year through short term bond financing.
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Kermit K. Hansen
Omaha
Sealed whisky touted for unique spring water origin
A United Press International note claims the whisky gains character from spring water that flows over red granite and through peat moss, shaping its flavor profile. The description emphasizes natural filtration and mineral influences on the spirit.
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United Press International
Doctor asserts Oswald fired two fatal Kennedy shots
New York UPI reports Dr. John K. Lattimer of Columbia University said the autopsy X rays and photos prove Lee Harvey Oswald alone fired the fatal shots. He noted the bullet path was steeper than the commission sketches and suggested stronger proof if the autopsy materials had been reviewed.
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New York
UPI
John J. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
John K. Lattimer
Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Texas Book Depository
Lars Warren
United States
Commission
Lattimer
Washington, D.C
Latrimer
Hypnotist Yva claims world record for 108 hours sleep
French hypnotist Yva claims a world record by keeping 24 year old Sonja Laurens on stage in Hobino Music Hall for 108 hours 45 minutes of alleged sleep. Laurens woke briefly Friday night and later said she felt well though thirsty and weak. a doctor found pulse and reflexes normal.
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Pats
Yyou Yva
Sonja_ Laurens
France
Hobino Music Hall
Yva
Four Nebraska newspapermen on panel on press and people
A Midweek program on the Nebraska Educational Television Network in January 1940 features four Nebraska newspaper executives W Earl Dyer Jr Gilbert Lavery Louis G Gerdes and Paul Williams as panelists. Moderators Neale Copple and Dr David Haberman lead a discussion about public criticism of the press freedom of speech and the role of the modern newspaper.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
W. Earl Dyer Jr
The
Lincoln Star
Gilbert Lavery
Lincoln Journal
Louis G. Gerdes
Omaha World- Herald
Paul Williams
Sun Wallpapers of
Omaha
Neal
Forests Fill Vast Lands at Pilgrims’ Landing
The early colonial period boasted 937 million acres of pristine virgin forest across the United States, excluding only the Great Plains and certain western deserts. This vast timber was present from coast to coast, shaping early exploration and settlement.
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United States
Great Plains
Loot recovered in Hotel Pierre theft linked jewels
FBI said five men were arrested in New York for the Hotel Pierre robbery. About $750,000 in gems were recovered in Detroit from the stash, with authorities estimating the crime netted $1 million to $5 million. Jewel descriptions included emerald pendant sets and diamond jewelry. Loredo Nalo, once a Detroit resident, was among those charged in New York.
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Detroit
VPI
Aip
FBI
Pierre
New York
Neil J. Welch
Nesw York
Welch
Loredo
Sam" Nalo
Bronx
Michigan
Nalo
Second hog theft reported near Falls City
Falls City area police report a second hog theft in days prompting Sheriff L D Gamblin to warn farmers to monitor livestock. Lawrence Bierman 12 miles northeast of Falls City reports two 150 pound hogs missing and Wesley Gatz northwest of town reports ten pigs averaging 100 pounds missing.
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Falls City
UPI
L.D. Gamblin
Lawrence Bierman
Here
Anl
Wesley Gatz
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