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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1954

Page

3

Fingerprint Technique Aids Cancer Research Findings Shared

Berkeley scientist at the 121st AAAS meeting described a paper chromatography method to fingerprint cellular amino acids in normal and cancerous tissues. He noted patterns vary by species and development, stressing no cancer cure yet but tools for studying neoplastic growth.

Berkeley American Association For the Advancement of Science ASAS University of California Eugene Roberts City of Hope Medical Center California Roberts Washington Univ St. Louis Nope

Supervisors to Fix Fate of CP Program

AKLAND reorganized as County Board of Supervisors with three new members will decide the fate of the Cerebral Palsy association request that the county assume jurisdiction over therapists in the state subsidized CP program. The present board reduced by illness and resignations deleted action until Jan 13. Last week the board heard and filed Dr Vaughn D Seidel Alameda County superintendent of schools report he is preparing a textbook on local government for distribution to local schools.

Akland County Board of Su Cerebral Palsy Association George Janssen Clifford Wigan Vaughn D. Seidel Alameda County Seidel

Daily Review details and offices in California

The Daily Review, a California newspaper, lists subscription rates and multiple office locations in Hayward, Castro Street Baynard Alameda County and Centerville. It notes mailing to Box 120 Hayward and service numbers for offices in Castro, San Torrenso, and Centerville with address snippets and contact lines.

THE Daily Review Postoffice Hayward Catitamla Daily Review, Inc Castro Street Baynara Alameda County California Castro Callen Castro Arriba Cere Centerville South Biaca

Link Between Cigarette Paper and Cancer Debated at Meeting

Berkeley researchers clash over a tobacco carcinogen found in cigarette paper and tar. Lefemine argues benzopyrene levels in treated paper are negligible, while Kotin notes atmosphere tar is far more potent. Other studies explore lysozyme in curing tumors in mice, with uncertain applicability to humans. A Memphis motorist defends his decade-old car as debt-free.

Berkeley Tho American Association For the Advancement For Science D. V. Lelemine Miami Cancer Research Institute Lefemine Léfemine Paul Kotin University, of Southern California Medical School Lefernine Kotin Lefemme Miami Otto E. Lobstein S. I. Culkin Lobstein Dulkin

World's First Conference on Venoms Opens

BERKELEY The world's first international conference on venoms opened today at the University of California campus in conjunction with the Week-long 121st meeting of the AAAS. Dr. C B Pollard urged research into snakebite treatment as deaths reach an estimated 30 000 to 40 000 annually. The World Health Organization report noted high snakebite mortality in Asia and Burma India with 10 000 to 15 000 deaths yearly. North America shows 10 to 20 deaths annually, while Europe records very low tolls.

Berkeley C. B. Pollard University of Florida American Association For the Advancement of Science University of California Pollard World Health Organization Switzerland Switzerland Offered Support To Dr. Pollard Asia Burma India United State Europe England Denmark South America Africa North America Mexico

Mathematical formulas explain spread of rumors and civilization

Berkeley reports a discussion at a meeting of the American Association for Science on diffusion of rumors. Herbert D. Landahl of the University of Chicago compared rumor spread to chemical diffusion, citing factors like population size and communication channels. Nicholas Rashevsky offered formulas predicting earliest city sizes and spacing based on transportation and water routes. The talk noted testing of formulas in ants.

Berkeley American Association For the Advancement of Science Herbert D. Landahl University of Chicago Nicholas Rashevsky Committee of Mathematical Biollogy Rashevsky Lendahl

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