Agents Fomented Bloody Bogota Riot Reported
Bruce W. Munn writes that Russia denies involvement of its agents in a Bogota riot. Colombian officials cite alleged Soviet andist activity while Moscow dispatches reject diplomatic break with Colombia. Reports claim Soviet agents and others spurred unrest as broadcasts note official rebuttals.
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INDON
Russia
Bogota
Moscow
Colombia
Leopoldo
Avo
Ioscow
B . Sovit
Chemists Announce Chicago Forum Topics and Advances
American chemists prepare for the 113th national meeting in Chicago starting April 19. Sessions cover modern motor fuels from petroleum, safer handling of radioactive materials, improved food processing methods, and packaging. Attendance is expected to reach about 10,000 with new soluble procaine penicillin under discussion.
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New York
Arercan
Chicago
Lily Laboratories
Bristol Laboratories
Corn starch substitute tested for surgical powder safety
University of Nebraska medical college researchers Drs EB Mace Quiddy and J P Tollman report a year long study showing corn starch powder, bio sorb, as a safe substitute for tale in operating rooms and as a baby powder. The tale powder has been linked to adhesions and lung irritation over a decade of use.
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University of Nebraska Medical College
Tale
EB. L. Mace Quiddy
J. P. Tollman
MacQuiddy
Tollman
All-Time High Set In Business Activity
Albany AP report states New York State had a record 540000 operating business firms. The state commerce department notes tax cut programs saved individuals and corporations over 164 million dollars in fiscal 1947. Despite cuts, revenues remained within 22 million of the prior year due to higher business volume.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Commerce Department
Nation Has More Than One Harrisburg
Spy Wayne Gidcomb traveled to Harrisburg Pennsylvania and learned there is more than one Harrisburg. He bought a ticket from Los Angeles, boarded a train, and realized another Harrisburg was his hometown when he tried to return home.
Stuttering aid uses mirror at university clinic
At Maneapolis University a new method uses a large mirror to help students with stuttering. The device reflects speaking habits and aids in breathing, shaping sounds, and lip and tongue movements. About 7,000 students and several nonstudents are treated yearly for speech defects or related hearing issues.
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Maneapolis
Minnesota
See
Too Many Hunters Haunt Woods, Federal Foresters Complain
Forest officials warn national forests face overstocking as hunting and fishing rise. Swift says game supply still grows but hunters take more than the increase, with 4 650 000 participants last year vs 3 440 000 in 1941. Calls for tighter laws and altered hunting emphasis.
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Federal
Vincent Burke Washington
OUP
National Forest
Lloyd W. Swift
Wild Life Management
The
Forest Service
Swift
Jess
Nahoenal
Turing
Marcy
Aed
Oklahoma Proclaims Indian Centennial Days
Gov Roy J Turner proclaimed October 14 and 15 as Indian Centennial Days in Oklahoma. The recognition celebrates the progress of the Five Civilized Tribes Cherokees Creeks Choctaws Chickasaws and Seminoles whose union was formed a century ago this year.
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Oklahoma City
Roy J. Turner
Oklahoma
Family dispute ends with shotgun scare in Fort Wayne
Howard C. Neuhaus angered his wife who fired a shotgun to frighten him. Police took Neuhaus to St. Joseph Hospital for treatment of a wounded right leg. He refused to press charges against his wife and was booked on public intoxication.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Howard C. Neuhaus
St. Joseph Hospital
Pontiac Dealers Attend Hydra-Matic Class at Robertson Bros
Local Pontiac dealers and eight area service staffs gather at Robertson Bros Motors 305 No. Ootes for a three day Pontiac Motor Division Hydra Matic transmission course. R J Doak of Atlanta leads the instruction with hands on demonstrations and vendor ads. Out of town dealers include City Motor Co Donaldeonville Ga Herring Pate No weCo Hartford Ala Persue Mo tor Co Enterprise Ala Thompson Mocs Co Blakler Ga Abbe oue Teacise Equipment Co Apbos e Als and Biabee Motor Co Chipley Fla.
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Pontiac
Robertson Bros. Motors
Pontiac Motor Division
R. J. Doak
Atlanta
City Motor Co
Donaldeonville
Herring Pate NoweCo
Hartford
Persee Motor Co
Enterprise
Ala
Thompsm Mocs Co
Blakler Ga
Abbe. Oue Teacise & Equipmens Ca
Apbos
E Als
Asd Biabee Motor Co
Chipley, Fla
Ade
Health Group Sets Up Universal Standards for Vaccines
Dozens of laboratories worldwide will join an international WHO program to standardize life-protecting vaccines and biological products. The Interim Committee plans experimental research to ensure consistent knowledge of effects and broad use in medical practice.
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Gekeva
Acen
World Health Organization
Who
Legion Convention Site To Be Chosen
Montgomery AP six man committee named by State Commander James A Lane to pick a site for the July 4 6 American Legion convention. Members include James S Seliba CD S Unger E Hewitt Pearce R R Baker W A Gayle and Carl A Moring with Joseph M Dickerson as secretary. Lane also announced three area conference dates: Monroeville May 9 Birmingham May 19 Gadsden May 23.
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Montgomery
American Legion
James A. Lane
James S.S. Seliba
CD. S. MI. Unger
Mobile
E. Hewitt Pearce
Birmingham
R. R. Baker
Tuscaloosa
W. A. Gayle
Carl A. Moring
Huntsville
Joseph M. Dickerson
Lane
Southern Area
Monroeville
Central Area
Northern Area
Gadsden
Teetering Rock Vanishes From Saddle Mountain
Hikers report the famous Teetering Rock has toppled from Saddle Mountain in northwestern Oregon. The landmark once withstood attempts by CCC workers to move it, and was noted for quivering at a baby's touch before disappearing into a steep canyon.
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Oregon
Saddle Mountain
Pacific Northwest
CCC
Iedge
Hen lays triple shell eggs puzzling Oregon woman
Mrs Roy Eanes of Eugene Oregon reports a hen laid three shells on one egg with the first brown, second white and the third containing the brown and white egg. The incident leaves the owner baffled about the hen's erratic habit.
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Eugene
Ore
Roy Eanes
North Dakota Declares Slickertail State Nickname
Tom Ashbridge promotes North Dakota as the Slickertail State at a picnic sponsored by the Los Angeles chamber of commerce. Badges read Welcome Slickertails as Ashbridge notes the nickname in Bismarck.
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Bismarck
N. D
Tom Ashbridge
North Dakota
Ashbridge
Los Angeles, Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Kotans
Camellia Named for Jesuit Botanist George Kamel
The camellia bears the name of 17th century Jesuit botanist George Kamel, explaining its botanical appellation and historical origin.
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George Kamel
ICAO Urges Review of Air Rules After Accidents
The ICAO calls on member nations to review current air navigation regulations and practices to identify reasons for accidents. It will assess whether new international rules could improve safety, routes, and aviation oversight worldwide.
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Montreal
Aiinal Civil Aviation Organieg
ICAO
United Nations
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