Death-Tempting Cancer Care Studied By Drug Researchers
Researchers at Baylor University Medical School and the University of Texas M D Anderson Hospital study combining deadly cancer drugs or radiation with a potent antidote to save life. Experiments in mice show bone marrow protection from otherwise lethal doses, outlining a potential path toward human trials and highlighting risks of marrow destruction.
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Hugeauly
Tevel
John J
Leo Kirschbaum
Four Area Men Hurt In Route Crash Demolishes Car
Four young men from Union City and Waterford were injured when their car left a curve and crashed into a tree on Route east of Union City at 2 60 p m The driver George R Seath 23 Waterford sustained chest knee and back injuries Ronald Drager 22 Union City suffered a fractured nose and collarbone Richard Michaelson 30 Union City faced ankle and shoulder injuries and Ronald Goodwin 22 Union City suffered fractured ribs and chest bruises The car was a total loss with damage estimated at 180 according to State Police findings from Corybarra state police investigation noted.
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Union City
R. D
Waterford
Stem Memorial Hospital
George R. Seath
Ronald Drager
Richard Michaelson
Ronald Goodwin
Corybarra
YMCA Officials Highlight Life Divides Between U S and India
Jairal R. Solomon spoke at the North West District YMCA annual meeting in Corry about contrasts between American YMCA members and Indian youth. He noted India has about four hundred million Christians but only a small fraction are active. Solomon, on an American exchange, teaches psychology at Thiel College in Greenville. Corry representatives Gerald Lane and L M Douglas joined the North West District board. Mrs Vellah Bracken and Rev Paul F Bawer named members at large. About 100 attendees enjoyed dinner served by the Auxiliary. entertainment featured the Corry Atos High School quartet.
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YMCA
America
Jairal R. Solomon
North West District
Corry Y Solomon
New Delhi
India
Asahd
Exchange Basik
Thiel College
Greenville
Gerald Lane
L. M. Douglas
Corry
North West
Corry Atos
Five Children Die in Cleveland Fire at Home
A two story frame house fire in Cleveland killed five children under eight, the mother escaped with a two year old. Names reported: Arthur Hicks and Ann Hicks, children Richard seven Robert six Rozer four Ronald four months. Firemen investigate cause after neighbors heard explosions early morning.
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LLY
Sonareee Loliue
Arthur Hicks
Ann
Richard
Robert
Rozer
Ronald
Morgantown Fire Loss Set At $1 Million
Firefighters battled a major blaze in Morgantown damaging at least six businesses and apartments. The Jones Men’s Shop started the fire, cutting diagonally into several stores, with Mondella’s and other firms suffering extensive losses. The Ja laba Clothing Co and London Beauty Parlor also burned, with the Virginia School of Dancing among damaged occupants.
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munch + JWN
Morgantown
Jones Men's
Mondella
Ja~ Laba Clothing Co
Jet bomber explodes in western New York field disaster
Bulletin reports a TAT jet bomber from Lockbourne AFB Ohio exploded today over North Collins New York and crashed in a field. An unconfirmed claim says the bomber collided with a smaller plane. Bay Base at Griffiss Air Force Base Rome noted the plane carried a four man crew.
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North Collins
New York
Bay
Griffis Air Force Base
Rome
Lockbourne Afb
Ohio
Welcome signs debated by Corry Chamber board
Corry Chamber of Commerce board discussed erecting welcome signs at city approaches and debated purchase for 310 dollars each or 10 dollars a month lease with maintenance. A three member committee was named to decide sign type cost location and procurement.
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Te Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Howel Corry
Corry
General Telephone Corporation
Erie County
Chautauqua
Warren
Crawford
Stewart Long
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
David A. Hillstrom
Oval
Sie
Nixon
State College
Long
Erle Couty Industrial Development Council
Cortyares
Predict House Approval Of Cut In Foreign Aid
House Foreign Affairs Committee members signal a likely modest cut to Eisenhower's foreign aid bill for the year starting July 1. Chairman Morgan and Rep. Vorys expect some reduction, but not wholesale slashing, as the panel frames the bill after Easter recess. Possible amendments include banning aid to Poland and Yugoslavia and halting arms shipments to Latin American dictators.
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Washington
Iff
House Foreign Affairs
Rep
Morgan
D-Pa
Vorys
R-Ovnlo
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee
Vorys Cre
U. S
Poland
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev Returns to Moscow After Hungary Visit
Khrushchev lands in Moscow after an eight day trip to Hungary. Rainy weather kept planes away as thousands bid him farewell. He says Hungarian working class and Hungarian Communist Party will defend the revolution and maintain the dictatorship of the proletariat if needed. He reports complete unity with Hungary's Communist leaders on domestic and foreign policy.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Hungary
Ingary
Nikita Khrushchev
Budapest
Soviet Union
Death of Major James H. Doolittle Jr Probed as Self Inflicted
Austin report cites Major James H. Doolittle 38, son of famed WWII air raid leader. body found in his Bergstrom AFB office, pistol nearby. Officials expect inquiry to determine if death was accidental or self inflicted. no foul play suspected. Wife Shirley denies dependence or distress.
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Austin
Tex
James H. Doolittle Sry
Doolittle
Bergstrom Air Force Base
W. D Dunham
Tactical Air Command
Amex H. Doolittle
Japan
Shirley
Rebel Uprising Continues In Cuban Capital
Havana clashes between rebels and troops spread across six provinces as the uprising worsens. The death toll surpassed 40 amid bombings and shootings. Rebels burned vehicles in Havang and western Havana while police, amid raids, seized arms and pressed rounds on rebels. Fidel Castro followers say they aim to overthrow Batista, though turnout and support were far below expectations. Continued fighting, arrests, and a government cleanup are reported as authorities brace for further confrontations.
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Cuba
Havang
Mariel
Knowl
Havans
Marcelo Balado
Santa Clara
Das Villas
Pinar del Ri
Artémiss
Pelephone
Istegrap Stentons
Oreste
Matahaad
Fidel Castro
Batista
An Said
Cleanuo Hear
CBS Rejects Strike Mediation Offer
CBS rejected a city mediator's offer to end the nationwide strike of radio and TV technicians. About 1,300 union members were off the job for a fourth day. CBS says talks are being handled by headquarters in Washington and federal mediators may act. Tonight’s CBS TV schedule shifts to film dramas as Climax and Playhouse 90 are replaced.
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Tonight
Climax
CBS Radio Network
Harold A. Felix
Ent Lelegrams
CBS
William C. Fitts Jr
Umion
Washington, D.C
Mutsay
Lana Turner letters hint love cooling before fatal stabbing
LA police review Lana Turner letters to Johnny Stompanato suggesting cooling romance months before his stabbing at her home. Hotel owner Teddy Stauffer in Acapulco says Turner and Stompanato vacationed there in separate suites amid suspicions surrounding the murder.
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Los Angeles
Lana Turner
Johnny Stom
Panato
Underworld
Mickey Cohen
Acapulco
Mexico
Miss Turner
Stompanato
Cheryl Crane
Cheryl
Miss ‘Turner
Herald- Express
Europe
California
Teddy Stauffer
Hedy Lament
Villa Vera
Siempanato
Stauffer
Stompannto
Wood ‘Tock
Slompanato
Thad Brown
Pineau Reports Mediator Efforts Fail Amid Tunisia Border Dispute
French Assembly statement by Pineau details rejected mediation on Tunisian Algerian border. He cites unresolved Murphy Beeley talks and potential complaints at the UN Security Council. France accuses Tunisia of allowing French forces and bases near Bizerte to influence the border dispute.
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Faris
Christia Pineau
U. S
Ale Robert Murphy
Harold Beeley
Trasie
Tunialaen
Pineau
French National Assembly
Des Utley Inger
Pintead
Dig Hammarskjold Miyghy
Bey
France
Algeria
Tunisia
Hubb Bor Hiike
Gener
Walla
AL Bizerte
Corry Area Men Injured In Columbus Crash
Corry area motorists were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after a collision near Routes 6 and 957 west of Columbus. Clarence Coons, 61, suffered severe lacerations and contusions. Rex E. Ireland, 68, chest injuries and abrasions. Damage to Coons’ truck estimated at 400 dollars and to Ireland’s vehicle around 350 dollars.
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Corry Area
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Clarence Coons
R. D
Corry
Rex E. Ireland
Awit Coons
Taffic
Feland
Turben
Ape
Danae
Coons
Trek
Ireland
Music Boosters Plan Festival in Corry Area High
Corry Music Booster Club announced plans for the 1958 Northwestern Pennsylvania Junior Band Festival to be held at Corry Area High School. Over 140 reservations have been received from 20 surrounding communities for the event at 7 p.m. A new set of 28 capes was made for the Weight chool Elementary Social Band now with 68 members. The PTA meeting and other booster activities were noted, including sponsorships of trips and post spring concerts for band and chorus.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania
Corry Area
Corry Music, Booster Club
Clib
PTA
Sarfieipatina
Anemvars
Leader Commutes Life Sentence for Pittsburgh Slaying Victim
Gov Leader, acting on the State Pardons Board, commuted the life sentence of Frank J Steggert, 46, of Pittsburgh, who pleaded to die outside Western State Penitentiary. Steggert, paroled in 1955 after the brick company paymaster holdup killing, died March 28 during the pardon review. The governor signed a broad pardons package including eight other commutations.
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Tern
Harrisburg
Imai
Western State Penitentiary
State Pardons Board
Leader
Prank J. Steggert
Pittsburgh
Pitburgh
Steggert
Eisenhower to Broadcast Defense Plan Push Next Week
President Eisenhower will address a nationwide audience next week to press for defense reorganization. The White House says the speech, titled Why We Must Modernize Our Defense Establishment, will be carried live at 1 pm EST by NBC and CBS networks.
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Eisenhower
White House
American Society of Newspaper Editors
NBC
Cbs-Tv
Jamey
Hagerty
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