Arthritis Breakthrough Turns Tide In Battle Against Disease
New York doctors report cortisone and related drugs mark a milestone in arthritis treatment. The study shows dramatic improvements in patients, with relapses after stopping therapy. Campaign aims to raise 2 million for further research and distribution, alongside training on drug administration. Cortisone price cut to 150 a gram aids wider access.
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Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
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New Mexico
National Association of Science
Trieger
Batent
Merck & Co
Pharmaceutical House
Rahway
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Solons May Act to Protect Welfare Employees Rights
SACRAMENTO. The Legislature may act at a special session starting December 12 to shield about 1700 former county welfare workers now on state payroll under last year’s pension act. Another 2290 Social Welfare Department employees will be affected by the pension change, with 300 in state service and 20 limited term staff.
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Suciin Welfare Department
A. Alan Yost
Legislative Auditor
Social Welfare Department
Proxy Dons Old Clothes to Bid For Bargains
In Henniker New England College students watch as President Laut Cox bids at a dormitory auction. He dons a flannel shirt and trousers, joining the budget minded attempt to snag bargains.
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Henniker
New England College
Laut
Cox
Anglo California Buys Sacramento National Bank
Anglo California National Bank of San Francisco has purchased Capital National Bank of Sacramento. A. Calkins and L. J. Madland said the Sacramento bank will retain offices and staff, with its directors forming a Sacramento advisory board for the Anglo bank. The deal, described as Sacramento's largest financial history, includes assets and liabilities.
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San Francisco
Anglo California National Bank of
San Francisto
Capital National Bank of
Sacramento
Allard A. Calkins
Anglo Bank
L. J. Mad- Tand
Capital National
Anglo Ok
Alle
Agseta
Calkins
Government Report Optimistic About Building Activity
A government assessment from the Labor and Commerce Department reports that new construction starts valued at 1.744 billion dollars. Despite a dip from October, activity remains 6 percent higher than November last year, with the industry cited as firm near the end of the building season.
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Washington
Goverment
Libel and
Conmerce Department
VA Bases Gt Home Loan Regulations To Attract Banks
The administration announced easing of home loan rules for GI benefits to draw banks. Changes include allowing more direct handling of loans and permitting lenders to charge up to one percent of the loan to cover origination expenses such as papers, appraisals, and inspections.
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Washington
Range Administration
Oxpense Ag
Ex-Congressman to Lead Roosevelt Campaign in California
Former California congressman George al Oulland, now a San Francisco State College teacher and former 11th district representative in the 7th Congress, was named by James Roosevelt to manage the statewide Roosevelt for Governor campaign. He will take leave for February 1 and lead through primary and general elections with Mrs. Leif Bronson of Arcadia assisting Gutland.
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James Roosevelt
San Francisco State College
Oulland
California
Inatructec
Remidin
Leif Bronson
Arcadia Democratic
Roosevelt
Demostic National Committee
Gutland
Charles Jones Dies in Oakland Hospital
Charles Jones aged 78 of 27008 Ma non avenue died Saturday at an Oakland hospital. Retired structural iron worker. Funeral services from Sorensen Brothers' Chapel this afternoon followed by interment at Oakland Cemetery.
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Charles Web Jones
Manon Avenue
Oakland
Jones
Sorensen Brothers’ Chapel
T. View Evematory
Vermont Freshman Michel Newton Noted for Huge Feet
Burlington Vi W A two of the biggest feet on any American campus belong to Michel Newton a University of Vermont freshman He reputed of football he cleared by asking for shoes size 13 EEE
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Burlington
W.A
Michel Newton
University of Vermont
William J McCracken Oakland Leader Dies
Dr. William J. McCracken former Oakland mayor and councilman died at home after a long illness. He served 16 years on the council and eight as mayor and helped secure Tilden Park and the Naval Supply Center for Oakland. Funeral services are set for 11:30 tomorrow at the Chapel of the Chimes Oakland with city representatives attendance.
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Oakland
McCracken
Tilden Pak
Naval Supply Center
University At Clifornia
USC. College of Dentistry
Bath
Resuscitator Squad Saves Small Child
The Cherryland Fire Department resuscitation squad of five freed an infant from a choking spell Saturday afternoon. Chief Vic Hubbard and Captain Jerry Light led the crew, working about 20 minutes before the child began to breathe normally. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Whayne, was found at 824 Grove Way.
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Cherryland Fire Department
Thomas Whayne
Grove Way
Vic Hubbard
Jerry Light
Girl Takes Xmas Trip Before Death
Four year old Patricia Gwen died after a Christmas trip home ended abruptly due to a sudden lung illness. The child was placed aboard a luxury liner in San Francisco before being taken to a hospital where she did not survive.
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Barland
Patrica Gwen
San Trancisco
Tragic train journey home for terminal child
Patricia Paliiva, a Chicago girl with Nerocystic disease, barely survived an Oakland to Chicago train trip delayed by essential medical loads. Accompanied by her mother Marguerite and brothers, she heads to University of Chicago Hospital, while doctors warn her lungs and heart cannot sustain life much longer.
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Marguerite Owens
Sunnyvale
Calif
Chicago
Patricia
Nye
Oakland
Paliiva
Marguerite
Robert Jr
Roger
University of Chicago Hospital
Owen
Thele
California
Patricia Cane
Movie Timetable at Hayward Theatres
Readable entries show showings for multiple films including action and adventure titles. Listings include times such as 17 00 and 21 00 with venue notes and accompanying film names and their abbreviations.
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Hayward Theatres
Lorenzo
Tokyo Jae Motor Movies
Sheet Bowrnclavins
Adveptuyys
Gallatt BO
Vitod Jp da
Bohannon School Is Dedicated
The Bohannon School celebrates dedication with strong educational leadership from Superintendent Viei glivive and a skilled staff backed by the board. Parents of San Lorenzo are assured efforts continue to improve facilities and opportunities. County offices pledge outside help as they join the celebration during the open house with refreshments provided by the Martin and Village school PTAs.
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San Lorenzo
Ure
Martin and Village School
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Glover
Lucille Cuchin
Beryl Barstad
Bernard Halperin
Mary
Senate eyes facts on coffee price hikes investigation
Senate agriculture subcommittee chair Guy M. Gillette pledged to get the facts behind a 20 to 30 cent per pound rise in coffee prices as an initial hearing opened. Witnesses included John C. Gardner of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange and Milward G. Calhoun, state official in Middle American affairs, with Gillette blaming trade interests and speculators for the increases and suggesting scare buying harmed the public.
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Washington
Guy M. Gillette
Senate Agriculture
Iowa
Gillette
United States
Macon man cited for driving without proper tag sticker
In Macon Georgia police report Roland Banville was pulled over for a license plate issue. He admitted he had not attached a tag to his own automobile and faced a citation for the offense.
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Macon
W.A
Roland Banville
Lions Near 2500 Mark Incomplete Listing
Portland Me item lists many names with small payments or dues, messy OCR. The fragment ends noting Meg Alive Patricuin, who would have wed her golden wedding at rye next January, has an 18 divorce on grounds of deseion.
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Portland
Patricuin
Rye
Local Egg Market Prices in Central California Trade Bulletin
Poultry Producers of Central California report egg quotations and live fowl rates. Listings include various egg grades and weights, with prices for medium, large, and other categories. leg horn weights and roaster classifications appear in scattered figures.
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Central
California
Jorge
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