Germless world yields mixed health results for lab animals
Ten year Notre Dame project reports germ free stainless units housing guinea pigs rabbits rats mice and chickens show growth but health gaps. Digestive systems lack vital elements, possibly vitamins enzymes or other chemicals made by germs, reducing overall health despite rapid growth. Plants and insects show mixed results as researchers explore disease, tooth decay and antibody production implications. Shenandoah Park remains open weekends for winter outdoor lovers.
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Howard W
American Association For the Advancement of Science
J. A. Reyniers
P. T. Trexler
Reyniers
Filipinos Place Defense Hope in Their Efficient Military School
Filipinos in the Philippines build a 400000 strong citizen army with a Philippine military academy at Baguio likened to West Point. President Quezon and General MacArthur praise the academy as a bright feature of the army in the Far East. Graduates hope they never face battle.
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Frederick
Marquardt
Philippines
Philippine Military Academy
Citizens Army
Philippine Constabulary
Military
Douglas MacArthur
Military Academy of
Baguio
Philippine Army
Far East
Christmas Dinner Hosted by Mrs. J. A. Bogle
A Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs. J. A. Bogle included Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bogle and families, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bowman, A. C. Daniel and families, F. D. Bogle and children, A. J. Bogle and daughter Millard Cecil Price Louise Jinking and Thomas Irvin Bogle. Mrs. Bogle received gifts. Relatives Marvin Morris from Norris Tenn visited. Several locals shopped in Decatur and visited family members over Christmas including J. W. Lentz, H. E. Moses, A. C. Harrie and Lucille Harrie, Barline and family, Elwood, Tobe Moses, and Millard Bogle.
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J. A. Bogle
E. R. Bogle
E. R. Bowman
A. C. Daniel
F. D. Bogle
A. J. Bogle
Millard
Cecil
Price
Louise, Jinking
Thomas Irvin Bogle
Barline
J. W. Lentz
Elwood
Decatur
Evalyn Lott
Alma Lente
George Collier
Delough Bogle
George Eady
Cecil Bogle
Barline Turner
Louise Bogle
T. S. Holland
Tobe Moses
Millard Bogle
Ray Morris
New Drive Planned by Neutrality Bloc in Congress
Leaders of the mandatory neutrality faction said they would resume their drive in the next session to invoke the neutrality law over the Sino Japanese war.
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Washington
Congressional
Composer Ravel Dies After Head Operation
Paris reports Maurice Ravel, renowned French composer, died today at age 62 following a grave head operation. The death marks the loss of a major figure in 20th century music.
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Paris
Maurice Ravel
Oak Ridge Visits Over Christmas Holidays
Mr and Mrs Dan Sparkman and families and several relatives spent the Christmas holidays visiting in the community. Visitors included Mr and Mrs G B Legg and others from Lawrence county Basham and Birmingham. The Orrs and Sparksman kin were guests with local families during the festive period.
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Dan Sparkman
R. L. Sparkman
Clifton Sparkman
W. B. Bullard
J. R. Wallace
Dennis Wallace
Olen Sparkman
S. J. Sparkman
L. M. Reed
Lawrence County
Roman Mayfield
Basham
G. B. Legg
Silas Leeman
Birmingham
Byrd West
Nola Doe
Wilma Sparkman
Lavern Sandlin
E. C. Norris
John Hadin
Alvie Roberts
Russia Aids the Chinese Theopic of War Supplies
A New York report discusses rumors that Russia is aiding China with war supplies via routes including Hong Kong. It notes Japan fears Hong Kong shipments reach China and may seek to isolate the colony to cut the trade stream. The piece references Britain’s cautious stance and a Tokyo warning about British aid to China.
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New York
Russia
Santa Claus
China
Gobi Desert
Genghis Kahn
Hongkong
Japan
Hong Kong
John Bull
Council
Tokyo
Britain
England
Exports High as Trade Balance Grows in 11 Months
The commerce department reports U. S. merchandise exports exceed imports by 151.67 million dollars in the first 11 months of the year with November alone adding 91.46 million to the export surplus. Insurance experts warn if traffic accidents rise one third of Americans may suffer serious or fatal injuries. Local social notes mention visits among the Moore, Reed, Sybert, Hardin, Legg, and West families.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
Heflin Remains Very Ill Amid Senate Comeback Drive
In Lafayette Alabama December 28 former Senator J Thomas Heflin sick with lobar pneumonia shows little change. Dr N A Wheeler says Heflin 68 remains in a severe condition but not deemed life threatening as he campaigns to win the Democratic primary for the U S Senate. His rivals include Lister Hill and Charles W Williams for the seat vacated by Dixie Graves.
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Lafayette
Ala
J. Thomas Heflin
N. A. Wheeler
Heflin
Wheeler
U. S. Senate
Lister Hill
Montgomery
Charles W. Williams
Wilsonville
Dixie Graves
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
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WMFO
Sheffield
Huntsville
Morgan County Campaign Committee
Oak Ridge
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Ben Moore
Bob Sybert
Hardin
Natural Bridge
John Hardin
Seldon Sybert
Edith
Charles
Delia Sybert
Wallace Martin
Lucille West
Hart- Selle
Ollie Sybert
Glarence Ssory
Frances Farmer
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lloyd Osbourne
Princess Theatre
Oscar Horolka
Ray Milland
Lloyd Nolan
Barry Fitzgerald
Cotton Panties
Children’s
Rayon Crepe
Men's Union
Express
Penney’s
Brown
sQrop
Lapin Coats
Suas Pr
Penney Company
Peter Jaslow
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital
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