Plan to use charity funds to seed nationwide cancer detection
A columnist urges Alfred S. Black to fund a national cancer detection program through the Black Stevens on foundation. By compiling diagnostic knowledge into a volume and distributing it to family doctors, with ongoing updates, the plan aims to let every physician screen for incipient cancer and save an estimated 50,000 lives yearly at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Black
Black- Stevenson Foundation
Harold T. Hyman
New York
Time Magazine
Dr. Hyman
Hyman
Central Park West
Damon Runyon
Joe
Lawless and film notes from the era headline
A report highlights The Lawless with its controversial themes and praise from Mrs. Pine. It notes Johnny Bond signing a two year radio contract, Bob Garred pursuing voice work, and Patrice Wymore's striking Warners appearance. Cagney scenes draw curious local onlookers.
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Johnny Bond
World Broadcasting System
Bob Garred
The Fi nookie Corner Romance on the Terrace
Armine is drawn to a handsome stranger Loring Brookes as they escape to the terrace. He explains a late reveal about his brother Robert and a fatal plane crash. Reunited, Armine embraces Loring, grateful she followed his cue and avoided a cold fate.
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Athout
Armine
Loring Brookes
Loring
Seaver Clark
California
Canada
Robert Brookes
Darling
Precious
Letter on subscribing and anger at local newspapers
The piece argues subscribing costs are below the true production cost and compares the newspaper to essential services. It urges readers to voice disagreement through letters to the editor rather than canceling, noting newspapers publish corrections and reader viewpoints to reflect community history.
Private electric industry blasts REA and TVA as socialist plot
A brochure by private electric interests charges that REA and the Reclama tion Department plan to nationalize electricity, targeting 22 million rural residents. It labels Senator Norris as the conspirator and accuses TVA of bureaucratic motives while praising private expansion and lower rates achieved through government competition.
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REA
Reclamation Department
Norris
United States
Senate
J. Purcell Smith
National Association of Electric Companies
Potomac River
George Norris
TVA
Tennessee Valley
A's Pennant Hopes Faded by Early Season Struggles
Connie Mack faces a tough start as the Athletics stumble with pitching collapses and aging stars. Once favored to win a 10th pennant, Mack now targets a first division finish behind strong Yankees Red Sox Tigers and Indians, while past greats and timing theories color his season-long odds.
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Connie
Athletics
Yankees
Red Sox
Tigers
Indians
Dilinger
Brissie
Coleman
Kellner
Scheib
Fowler
Hooper
Mack
Cochrane
Grove
Earnshaw
al Simmons
Lefty Grove
Bender
Coombs
Plank
McInnis
Collins
Barry
Baker
Simmons
Yankee
Ruth
Gehrig
Earle Combs
Bob Meusel
Pennock
Mr. Mack
Waddell
Bush
Ruth-Gehrig
Frighten to Pinnceou Tree Word Puzzle Across
Across clues include Frighten Family groups Indian prince Degrade Century plant Thump At home Border Pulls with effort Gillabbi Viper Fish Weight lava Twinkle as stars State flower of Utah Rough lava Footlike organ Half anem Stripes Cushion Tantalum symbol The Orient Fresh water fish Debate Any climbing plant Affirms Adye Down clues crust ons wound
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Thump
Border
Gillabbi
Viper
Weight
Twinkle
Utah
Sym
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Broadway
Main Street
Cancer Finding Labs
Alfred S. Black
By Billy Rose
Billy Rose
Inez Gerhard
Illiam Pine
the Lawless
William Thomas
Mrs. Pine
MacDonald Carey
Gail Russell
Johnston
United Nations
Paramount
Warner Bros
Prince Hirohito
Lloyd George
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Patrice Wymore
David Butler
James Cagney
Glendale
Mr. Cagney
William Pine
the Fiction Corner
William R. Nelson
Ewspaper
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Grantland Rice
Don Mack
John Mc
Chicago Cubs
Stan Musial
Bobby Jones
Bob
Sammy Snead
Ted Williams
Joseph Bryant
Boston
Jeremiah Harrington
Organ
Tantalum
Philippine
Saltport
Island
Receptions River
R BY
Joe.mahoney
Harold Arnett
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