Three Get Nobel Prize For Medicine
The 1969 Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine is shared by Max Delbrueck, Alfred Hershey, and Salvador Luria for viral replication and genetic structure discoveries. The award carries $75,000. The scientists, from Caltech MIT and Carnegie, advanced bacteriophage research, stressing inheritance and tissue development mechanisms. Delbrueck hailed the joint honor with his colleagues and noted the work began around 1940.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Max Delbrueck
California Institute of Technology
Alfred D. Hershey
Carnegie Institute
Salvador E. Luria
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Caroline Institute
Alfred Nobel
Oslo
United States
Delbrueck
Berlin
Goettingen
Pasadena
Rockefeller
Salvador Luria
Turin
Italy
Columbia University
New York
MIT
Lansing
Mich
Carnegie Institution
Calif
Hershey
Luria
WMPF Cobbs Corner Church News And Birthday Observances
The WMPF of Cobbs Corner Church met at Mrs. Frank Ross’s home in Corry for a business session and a report on Mall Upper Volta by Mrs. Edward Hunt. A post luncheon card project supported Ramabai Mukti Mission in India. Mrs. Nina Armitage celebrated her 74th birthday with family and friends visiting from several towns.
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WMPF
Cobbs Corner
Frank Ross
Corry
Mall Upper Volta
Edward Hunt
Ramabai Mukti
India
Ronald Messenger
Perry
Columbia
South America
Nina Armitage
Ross
Titusville
Warren
Garland
Spartansburg
Gowanda
N.Y
Cattaragus
Butler
Abington
Bernard Porter
Virgil Tubbs
Howard Johnson
John Oesch
Spring Creek
PSEA
Erie
Corry High School
Porter
Johnson
Tubbs
Ajax
Oesch
Corry-Jamestown
Elizabeth Logan
R.N
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Pennsylvania Association of Nursing and Convalescent Homes
Marriott
Lois Sickler
James Sickler
Victor Morris
Loren Beers
Hydetown
Oliver Tubbs
Alaska
George Lay
Europe
Dobbs Corners Parsonage
Oppose Extinction of Marijuana
The Kansas Wildlife Federation opposes Gov. Docking plan to eradicate marijuana, calling it native to Kansas and a food source for wildlife. Ted Cunningham, new federation president, says quail eat hemp seeds without harm. The article notes embarrassed reaction in Little Rock over a health department cafeteria issue.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Wildlife Federation
Robert Docking
Federation
Kansas
Ted Cunningham
Little Rock
Ark
State Health Department
American millionaire gifts 32 London taxis for Christmas
Franklyn L Blower of Jacksonville Florida plans to give 32 London taxis as Christmas gifts to friends in London. A special recipient will get a 1932 London fire engine with bells and ladders. The total cost was $48,000, paid to Derek Hawkins, a London motor dealer.
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London
Franklyn L. Blower
Jacksonville
Fla
Derek Hawkins
Shirley Temple Seeks New Role At United Nations
Shirley Temple Black, 41, former child star and U.S. delegate to the U.N. General Assembly, says she wants to shed the cuddly image and live in the present. She hopes to engage young people in United Nations activities and its agencies.
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United Nations
N.Y
Shirley Temple
Shirley Temple Black
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Shirley
City Health Inspector Rates Establishment Satisfactory
A city health department inspector rated the establishment with a C grade indicating unsatisfactory conditions and requirements for immediate corrective action.
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City Health Department
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Victor Cragg JR
Franklin Street
Willetts Bros
Call
Buster Brown
Carrigs Footwear
North Center St
East Branch News
Marine
SIOO
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank
Erie, PA
F. D.1
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Ballard Biscuits
Crisco Oil
Margarine
Orchard Park Pork & Beans
Cortland Apples
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