Pair Taking 2nd Step To Whip Cancer
Two men with the same cancer type begin a second step in treatment to fight sarcoma. Robert F. Allen of Tucson Arizona and Harry T. Griffith of Flourtown Pennsylvania planned to exchange blood portions under a Roswell Park Memorial Institute team led by Sigmund H. Nadler. The aim is to develop blood resistance to the disease.
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White Freed In Negro's Shooting in Bogalusa
In Bogalusa Louisiana captain Donald Ayers was shot after a public phone incident. The accused, Sims Bennett, was released on $10,000 bond awaiting arraignment on charges of attempted murder.
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AMA Adopts Everyday Terms for Medical Ailments
In Chicago the American Medical Association adds common patient terms to Current Medical Terminology edition, renaming acute rhinitis as the common cold and listing 3,000 preferred terms. It notes many new entries are variations of existing diseases rather than new illnesses, with brown spider bite among examples.
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Navy Seeks Tradesmen For Sea-Bees Expansion
The U S Navy announces a Sea-Bee expansion inviting craftsmen and tradesmen to enlist directly into the Sea-Bee Construction Program. Eligible applicants can transfer to Navy Construction Battalion Headquarters Davisville Rhode Island with options of two three or four year terms and advance pay grades up to petty officer third or second class.
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Editor Dowd Dies in Charlotte at 66
James Edward Dowd 66 longtime editor and general manager of the Charlotte Observer and former editor of the Charlotte News died Saturday in Charlotte North Carolina. He built a career in journalism shaping both papers with decades of service and leadership. Dowd previously led newsroom operations and editorial strategy during a formative era for the Charlotte press. He is remembered for his dedication to accuracy and community reporting.
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Aerial Rescue Saves Pilot After Jet Collision
Survives a jet fighter crash after a long search of 4,900 square miles by 22 aircraft. A helicopter reached him nine miles from the wreckage and flew him to Galena Air Force station where a flight surgeon reported him in beautiful shape.
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Jet trainer lands safely near Galena after search for missing MacDonald
Maj. Vincent Hooper of Tyrone Pennsylvania piloted the 733 jet trainer and landed safely at Galena about 100 miles northwest of the area where MacDonald was last seen. MacDonald's wife and two children live in Mount Clemens near Selfridge Air Force Base while a Denala person is on temporary duty in Alaska.
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Wanted Men Women for Civil Service Tests and Jobs
A promotional notice urges men and women aged 18 and over to request free information on U.S. Civil Service job tests and government positions. It touts the benefits of government employment, outlines training by a private school not government affiliated, and invites readers to mail a coupon for job listings, salary details, and qualification guidance.
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