Malaria Volunteers at Atlanta Prison Test New Cures
In Atlanta, malarial volunteers at United States Penitentiary participate in a government malaria drug testing program. The experiment, overseen by the Public Health Service and Army Medical Corps, uses controlled exposure to mosquitoes to evaluate new treatments for malaria. Warden Sanford led an initial meeting, detailing procedures and risks, as hundreds enroll.
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Dave Taylor
NEA
Atlanta
United States Penitentiary
Army
Navy
U. S
Public Health Service
Joseph W. Sanford
Pub
No Health Service
Fment
George Hessita
Ted
Camry
Army Medical Corps
Humble to Mark Billion-Gallon Production
Humble oil and refining at Baytown will celebrate the one billionth gallon of aviation gasoline produced since the nation entered the war. The December 14 ceremony honors workers and showcases war production achievements at Humble’s Baytown plant and nearby facilities. A public tour runs December 14–17 with displays of equipment and motion pictures.
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Toulfon
Tex
Bnhon Partons
Ned
Humble Oi & Refining Company
Baytown
Hume Mts
Bartowny
United Natians
Pruil Harbor
Mb Ff
Vgs Navy E
United
Nso Purgor
el Mont
Qtresbte Pipe Line Company
Tumtle
Pikoves
Vthey
Miroteam
Uwn
H. GC
Soone Petroleum
Huimble Companies
Mexico Senate approves import quotas for coffee from four countries
The Mexican Senate approved an international treaty allocation today governing quotas for coffee imports into the United States. The agreement, filed in Washington on October 1, sets the export limits for four major coffee growing countries.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Hg Senate
International
PeTevnent
Washington
United States
New Cotton Export Plan Faces Allied Criticism
Washington reports that officials warn a subsidized world sale of American cotton may trigger economic friction with allied nations. Dean Acheson testifies on how surplus disposal act powers and CCC sales at a loss could undermine trade trust amid efforts to lessen barriers and discrimination.
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Washington
Congress
Special House Agriculture Post
L. A. Wheeler
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Acheson
Felix of Habsburg Leaves Mexico City for Canada
Former Archduke Felix of Habsburg departed Mexico City by plane to join the Hapsburg family in Quebec Canada. He expressed regret at not being able to pay respects to President Avila Cantado and had come to lecture on a possible European federation.
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Micky Raguiay
Guily
Tien
Eceridotins
Felix OF
Hapsburg
Mexico City
Archduke Felix of Hapsburg
Quebec
Canadas
Avila Cantado
Felix
Rules Former Army Private Properly Adjudged Insane
WASHINGTON December 5. Ace David A. Pine told District Court that Joe TH Hunt 22 former Army private from Boise Idaho was properly adjudged insane. Hunt, committed to Elzabeth Hospital here, was convicted by a court marshal for shooting his commanding officer in a California post last year. He later was judged insane and claimed he had fled through an improper hearing.
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David A. Pine
Joe TH. Hunt
Balse
Idaho
Fae Sant
Hunt
Elzabeth Borphial
Cath Martie
Censorship Associate Director To Return To United States
Charles P. Manship, associate director of the U S Office of Censorship and London liaison with the British, will leave for the United States after completing censorship coordination. He will report in Washington before returning to Baton Rouge where he has served eight months.
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United States
London
Charles P. Manship
Office of Censorship
Matiahiin
Baton Rouge
Europe
Germany
Manship
Washington
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