First Known Sale Of Atomic Medicine
In Boston on August 26 a final injection of radio activated phosphorus into the abdomen of three year old Janice Moschella will be given to treat a malignant liver infection. Dr Saul Hertz of Harvard MIT administers the by product of atomic energy to save the child after other doctors gave up hope. The radiation aims to destroy tumor cells by disrupting their electrolytic system via the phosphorus processed on cyclothion at the University of Illinois.
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Boston
Janice Mosehella
Saul Hertz
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hertz
Michael Moschella
Herty
University of Illinois
Peace conference notes and Greek frontier complaint
Schedule continued on page one where he attends the peace conference to Trygve Lie secretary general of the U N a complaint charging the Greek government with border incidents provoked by Greek armed units and with persecution of national minorities in Macedonia Thrace and Epirus The policy threatens to turn the Balkan peninsula into a center of bitter conflicts and international complications Fly fishing rods are now made of glass fiber equal in elasticity to bamboo.
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Tryeve Lie
To U. N
Macedonia
Thrace
Epirus
Balkan
Fall tailored gray wool suit with trapunto embroidery
Photo courtesy N Y Dress Institute highlights a Fall tailored gray wool suit with a long slim jacket and softly flared skirt. Trapunto embroidery in leaf motif with tuck detailing creates a feminine, wearable look blending men's tailoring with dressmaker finish. Colors move from gray to vineyard shades, rich reds, greens and tawny for the season.
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N.Y
New York
Cristmen
Bodies of downed airmen to be honored in Yugoslavia
Rescue teams plumb mountains for two crewmen killed when their transport plane was shot down by Yugoslav fighters Aug 19. Fourth Army escorts bodies from Koprivnik to Ljubljana, then to Belgrade or the United States as U S officials seek transit. Tito approves honors as Ambassador Patterson plans transport.
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Fourth Army
Koprivnik
Belgrade
Ljubljana
Rled
Marshal Tito
Guard of
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Yugovay
United States
Paris
James F. Byrnes
Chester M. Stratton
Wartime plants to start fertilizer output next month
The War Department announced that seventeen army ordnance plants may begin producing fertilizer by late next month in American occupied Europe and Asia. Nine contractors will convert fifteen plants and two more will join the arrangement to supply basic fertilizer ingredients including anhydrous ammonia at Morgantown Ordnance Works Morgantown West Virginia.
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Washington
Army Ordnance
Europe
Asia
War Department
Morgantown Ordnance Works
Morgantown
W. Va
Film Actress To Marry Young Turkish Producer
Hollywood reports Virginia Bruce 38 and Ali M Ipar 25 Turkish producer will wed tomorrow at friends home after romance in Mexico City amid a film venture backed by Ipar. The story notes Ipar comes from a prominent Turkish family and the couple’s plans were announced by the actress.
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Hollywood
Virginia Bruce
Ali M Ipar
Friends
Mexico City
Ipar
Death of Justice McReynolds Leaves Court Short Two
Justice McReynolds died after hospitalization for pneumonia and heart failure. His passing leaves two remaining Roosevelt era justices, Hughes and Roberts, with the court described as “nine old men” in earlier days.
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Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Owen J. Roberts
McReynolds
Robert P. McReynolds
Los Angeles
Chicago
Washington
Harlan F. Stone
Harold H. Burton
President discusses atomic control board names at lunch aboard yacht
At the Officers club of the naval operating base Adm Henderson Capt K Dusty Rhodes and other officials joined the president aboard the Williamsburg for lunch. Ross said the president has chosen some atomic control board members but did not disclose names. The president identified the target and said proper disciplinary action would follow.
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Contineu
Page
Yal
Adm. Henderson
Dusty) Rhodes
HPS
Williamsburg
Naval Operating Base
Ross Aid
Atomic Control Board
Ross
Maritime Union Strike Remains In Full Force
DETROIT Aug 26 Officers of the National Maritime Union said there was no abatement in the Great Lakes walkout as railroad car ferries resumed operations and talks with three tanker firms were set. Two reports of violence marked the 13 day strike with a freighter officer firing two revolver shots at shore pickets. police could not confirm the union account.
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Detroit
National Maritime Union Today
Great Lakes
N2au
Cleveland
Stolid Dutch Hope For New King At Long Last
In Soestdijk Netherlands Crown Princess Juliana is pregnant again prompting renewed dither among Dutch as to a future king. A palace communique coyly notes Juliana must restrict her activities with no indication when the cradle will rock again after three daughters.
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Soestdijk
Holland
Juliana
Netherlands
Charleston Tops State in WV softball tourney final
In Charleston last night, Charleston Town Tops edged Owens Illinois of Charleston 3 to 2 to win the West Virginia softball tournament. Edward O. Oakley, a retired Logan businessman, died yesterday in a Huntington hospital after a five week illness. Madame de Pompadour was born Jeanne Poisson in Paris in 1721.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Owens Ilinois
Huntington
Edward O. Oakley
Logan
Madame de Pompadour
Jeanne Poisson
Paris
Strange Hiding Miner Takes Life In Bathtub
Logan August 26 Magistrate C Williams said Chester Webb 49 found dead in his Amherstdale home tub after slashing his arms with a razor. Webb, a miner, had been the target of a wide posse search following his disappearance. He was found Friday hiding in a field near his home three days after authorities located his parked car near Bull Hollow about 10 miles from Logan. Booney remained hospitalized with possible fractured vertebrae and other injuries from a car crash.
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Logan
C. Wiliams
Man
Chester Webb
Amherstdale
Webb
Bull Hollow
Justices Formulate Legislative Program in West Virginia
Magistrates and constables forming the Minor Judiciary Association of West Virginia proposed a legislative program for the 1947 session and elected a 16 member board of directors. Frank Basil of Fallschurch named chair as a second meeting was set for September 22 in Charleston.
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Wheeling
Minor Judiciary Association of West Virginia
Suet
Prabk Basil
Follawsbee
Associa- Charleston
Howard Armstrong
Morgantown
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