Death Rays May Advance Brain Study
WaonINGLON AP reports that killings of 10 monkeys by a device emitting ultra high frequency radio waves may open paths in brain disease research. Dr. Pearce Bailey notes no human hazard from ordinary radio and suggests brain cell disturbances from radiation rather than heat. Potential reversible effects on the brain stem could inform future testing under specific conditions.
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Pearce Bailey
National Istitute of
Bailey
Baily
Stephen Duma Dies at 64 in Corry Veterans Hospital
Stephen Duma 64 died last night at Crile Veterans Hospital Cleveland after two and a half months as patient. Born in Poland December 26 1894 he came to the United States in 1910. He served in World War I and was a member of St Thomas Church and Corry VFW. Survived by two sons four stepchildren three stepsons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Crile Veterans “Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
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Poland
United States
Corry
Mary Swiderski
U. S
Aero Supply Mfg. Co, Inc
J. W. and
A. P Howard Tannery
W. H. Thompson Lumber Company
St. ‘Thomas
Duma
Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Duma
Eric
Thomas Duma
Cooperstown
Victor Hober
Huntington Park
Calif
Stanley Bialczak
R.D.1
Youngsville
Lewis Donikowski
Dale Bunnell
Columbus
Joseph
William
George Swiderski
Jamestown
N. Y
Bracken Funeral Home
Jamestown man jailed in pattern of obscene phone calls
Jamestown police captured Nostia Piazza, 29, after a six month spree of lewd phone calls to residents. He admitted making multiple calls, initially denying others, and pleaded guilty to a morals charge at arraignment. Relatives sought bond as officers learned of a prior 30 day sentence in Predonia, NY.
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Nostia Piazza
Warren
Justice of the Peace
Martha Lawson
Piazza
Predonia
GOP Holds Line On Tax Package In Senate Fight
House passage showed a margin above 106 votes with Berger warning some Lawrence tax proposals may fail in the Senate if Democratic votes carry them. Taylor echoed calls for sharp budget cuts, suggesting up to 200 million could be trimmed, arguing the governor does not need the full amount.
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Berger
Lawrence
Senate
Legis
Democratic House
M. Harvey Taylor
Potter County
Senate Appropriations Committee
Taylor
Las Vegas salutes Burl Ives after Oscar win
Hollywood’s Burl Ives is feted by Las Vegas show folk at the Silver Slipper in a dawn salute for his Supporting Actor Oscar in The Big Country. Ives recalled earlier bum days, recalled Tibby Dunbar boat, and planned flights to New York Cuba London and TV work before possible stage roles.
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Las Vegas
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Big Daddy" Tves
Flaminia
Hexays
Micely
Burl
Tibby Dunbar
Annapolis
New York
Cuba
Havana
London
Plan to fund fire hazard fixes in Pennsylvania schools
Harrisburg(AP) The Lawrence administration proposes an $800,000 appropriation to aid financially distressed districts in correcting fire hazards in about 5,200 public school buildings statewide. Survey shows 2,000 districts face financial trouble while 90 percent may handle repairs independently. Three-part program includes a construction fund, priority for fire-risk schools, and monthly fire drills with enhanced staff training.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Associated Press
Labor and Industry
Public Instruction Departments
Commonwealth
Labor and Industry Department
Albert W. Johnson
R-Mc-Kean
Pilot’s Crash Body Sought After Jet Dagger Dives
Reports say the Delta Dagger jet plunged into a lake near Erie during a routine test flight. Investigators describe the craft as disintegrating on impact and note the pilot would normally eject unless incapacitated. Divers from Argonaut Divers joined Coast Guard boats to locate wreckage as Major Hurley led the inquiry.
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Hurley
McCune
Youngstown
Ohio
Lake Me
Pride
Normilly
Erie
John Fergesin
Ronald Meinert
Alvin H. White
Henry Weaver
Gerald
McDonald
Argonaut
Coast Guard
Babson Proposes Golden Rule to Ease Unemployment
Babson argues that unemployment data vary due to population growth and blaming by all groups. He lists four causes including high pricing, heavy taxes, and foreign imports, then urges four steps to raise jobs, including secret-ballot votes to curb labor strikes and defend American workers.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass -Renilbra
Washington
Smorry-Koyound
Congress
Economic war resolves through shared sacrifice and reform
The writer argues monopolies raise prices or cut jobs, urging advance timing before price hikes or layoffs, optional retirements at 65, a 36 hour work week, more college for youth, and adherence to a Golden Rule. He frames unemployment as a social issue tied to liquor and national “coid wars” with employers, workers, and consumers urged to cooperate.
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U. S. Justice
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