Quinacrine Seen as Alaria Cure for Malaria
A National Research Council report cited by The Journal says quinacrine is as effective as quinine in treating malaria and safer in acute attacks, suggesting postwar civlized countries can eliminate malaria using synthetic quinacrine. It notes reduced need for quinine in military use but potential civilian stockpile needs.
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FEPC records show widespread discrimination in war jobs
FEPC reports about 2111 racial discrimination complaints with 561 from the South and 1550 from the rest of the nation. Northern cities and multiple industries show complaints, while shipbuilding and aircraft sectors also face issues. FEPC operates 12 regional offices with many cases in New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Lawrence County Chalybeate Social Notes
The Lawrence County Chalybeate column records a sequence of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Families such as Rose, Cahela, Voss, Bert Murphy, and Austin are mentioned visiting relatives in the area. A locality infirmary operation and a sequence of rustic social calls mark the notes.
Community Notes From Morgan County Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Boyce Hare visited Dolley Hare parents near Oneonta on Sunday. Mr and Mrs C O Bone spent Sunday with his parents in Cullman. The Briscoes and Hutchinsons attended church at Center Grove. Holmeses spent Thursday in Cullman. Daisy Elsie Crawford and Holmes sisters attended a Decatur horse show. Farm Bureau picnic enjoyed at Hartselle Thursday. John Julian led junior Sunday school hike Sunday. Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Homer Stewarts. Melon served to twelve members after an interesting program.
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Tiger cat heir may receive reduced will bequest
Dedham Massachusetts August 3 P Buster eight year old tiger cat may not get one hundred thousand dollars reported to be left by his late owner but only forty thousand Charles N Roberson trustee and executor of Woodbury Rand will of the late owner told the clerk of Norfolk county probate court that the interpretation of the executor is …
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