U S Asks Help In Repatriation From India
Delhi reports that the United States has asked India to assist in repatriating Chinese nationals in America if Geneva talks yield an agreement. No confirmation of India’s acceptance. Cooper and Nehru noted with limited comment. Indian help would use embassies and consulates to aid those wishing to return.
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India
United States
America
Geneva
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Nehru
Husband seeks temporary alimony to stay on wife payroll
Irving Greenwald 48 asks Superior Court to keep him on his estranged wife Alice Greenwald 54 payroll. He requests $500 monthly temporary alimony, claiming a Las Vegas January marriage contract paid $100 weekly to manage properties in Las Vegas Los Angeles and St Paul. She denies any debt. Commissioner Oliver takes case under advisement.
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Irving Greenwald
Superior Court
Greenwald
Alice Greenwald
John P. Oliver
Las Vegas
Nev
St. Paul
Starfish Preys on Oysters in Coastal Feast
The starfish surrounds an oyster, pries open the shell with its arms, then everts its stomach to digest the mollusk. This capture-and-digestion sequence highlights starfish predation along rocky shores.
Cancer Detection Emphasis From Health Education Leader
The Health Education Director of the American Medical Association stresses early cancer detection over cures. He explains cancer forms vary and detection advances include periodic exams and X ray use, with high recovery when found early. He notes newer research seeks a blood test but location of tumors remains a challenge.
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American Medical Association
AERIALIST FALLS 75 FEET AT DIXON FESTIVAL
Evelyn Marrion of Los Angeles, 30, an aerialist with the Four Sky Devils troupe, plunged 75 feet from a trapeze onto an asphalt lot during Dixon’s Indian Summer Festival. She struck barbed wire and was seriously injured as hundreds watched. Her husband and their 3 year old daughter Sheila witnessed the accident.
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Dixon
Evelyn Marrion
Los Angeles
Four Sky Devils
Sheila
Weather Bureau Seeks Wonders Against Sudden Floods
Washington officials say major flood forecasting gains are needed after Northeast floods last week. Congress granted 40 million dollars for the year ending next June to fund radar research and new facilities. University of Miami will study radar detection of heavy rainfall to issue earlier warnings.
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Weather Bureau
Northeast
Congress
University of Miami
Florida
Diane
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