ExHitler Aide Hess May End Term in Prison
Berlin reports that Rudolf Hess, Hitler’s former deputy, faces possible transfer to an insane asylum or release as the Big Four weigh his fate. Costs for Spandau, upkeep, and guards rise while officials disagree on his sanity and potential release.
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Spandau
Rudolf Hess
Adolf
Hitler
Hess
Eemeni Hess
Albert Speer
Baldur von Schirach
Nuernberg
Washington
Association of American of Ones
Horst ‘Wessel
Nuerpberg
West Berlin
U.S
Railroads Face Earnings Drop Amid Tax, Expense Rise
William T. Fawley, chairman of the association, cites 1957 totals showing operating expenses at 8.22 billion dollars, up 112 million from 1956, with net operating income down 13.4 percent to 925 million. He notes reduced equity capital use and urges policy changes to boost railroad financing and efficiency.
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Treasury Dept
Wiliam T. Fawley
Association
Fariey
Cigaret Smoke Tars and Rabbit Cancer Findings
New York report recounts experiments by Evarts Graham Adele Croninger and Ernest Wynder at Washington University and Rockefeller Institute. Rabbits painted with cigarette smoke tars developed cancers, suggesting smoke tar carcinogenic potential and prompting debate over implications for human lung cancer risk.
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Evarts A. Graham
Adele, B. Croninger
Washington University
New York
Graham
Wynder
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