Duplicating Nature in Drugs From Mold and Plants
The article discusses drugs derived from soil mold and chlorophyll use in plants, highlighting chloromyectin and penicillin as potent therapies. It notes lab firms achieving satisfactory test results, linking a drug like chloromyectin to common chemicals and suggesting future medical advances while reflecting on nature's curative processes.
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed List From 19th Century Page
A compact foreign language style crossword clue list including Epochs Tropical tree Stop Notion A naped tanned skin holding devices Sojiided as a se Turkish title Neuters est e A sh eild divisive He a athleme Funeral pile Chin whisker Receptacle coffee Milkieh Mothériess calves Raise Conjunction Line of junction Smallest Bee As neps Fish Jap Abrupt Born Abyss Remove Fussahat River Lib Mountain Girl s nickname nymphs name Droop in the Water middle vessel The rise and fall of oceans River Chile Jolly boft A bishop s Floor headdress a covering Silkworm Goddess of Companion discord Gr archaic Thin tin plate Is able Old times archaic activerRy THIN ocy
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Chile
Jolly Boft
radio station giveaways and schedule highlights today
New York radio programs feature CBS giving away a trip over the North Pole and ABC offering a Broadway angel as a prize. A $1,000 investment in a theatrical production is promised with dividend potential. Tonight NBC CBS ABC and Dumont present various programs including The Twentieth Century Its Promise and Its Realization, Henry Aldrich, Jack Benny, Burns and Allen, Fred Waring, Club Crosby, Mr Keen Tracing, Edward G Robinson Suspense, and James Hilton Playhouse.
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Dumont
Henry Aldrich
Jack Benny
Burns and
Allen
Fred Waring
Club Crosby
Mr. Keen Tracing
Edward G. Robinson
James Hilton Playhouse
Costello
Theater USA
Four Americans Die In Plane Crash Near London Ontario
Five people perished when a plane crashed near London Ontario, including Dr William H Dow 52 president of Dow Chemical of Midland Michigan and his wife Martha. Also killed were pilot A J Bowie and Mrs Calvin Campbell 45 of Midland. Mrs Campbell's husband 46 survived the crash.
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London
Ont
William H. Dow
Dow Cemical Company
Midland
Michigan
Amog
Dow
Martha
A. J. Bowie
Calvin Campbell
Tunnelton Woman Burned When Gas Stove Explodes
Mrs Nina Culp suffered facial neck and arm burns Tuesday afternoon at the Youth's Center while lighting a gas stove oven. She received first aid from nurse Ethel Forrest and was treated by Dr C R McGuffie. The injury is non serious. The article also notes social visits and gatherings in the Tunnelton area with several listed residents and events.
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W. R. Mankins
Tunnelton
Nina Culp
Preston County Baptists To Meet Weekend Program
Preston County Baptists prepare for a Ten Day Cooperative Evangelistic Crusade beginning April 1 to 3 with visiting youth leading local churches. A climax consecration service is set for Sunday April 3 at 6:00 PM and midweek services run through April 10 with a series of evangelistic meetings led by Reverend William G. Farmer and others.
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Alngwood
Murcn
Preston County
William G. Farmar
Elkins
Ringwood Baptist
Hibbs
West Virginia Baptist Convention
Sun‘Gay
Ase
D. F. Desist
Masontown
Melvin Phillips
Congress
Robert McKinney
Larksburg
M. M. Malcolm
Gladesville
Fell Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Sutton
Goshen Association
Baptist
Edwin G. Nourse
Interesting Notes From Evansville
Mr and Mrs Henry Wagner returned home from Baltimore where Mr Wagner was a patient in a Baltimore hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold Hayes who visited Mrs Hayes mother Mrs Ida Runner have returned to their home at Jeannette Pennsylvania. Mrs Runner has been ill Betty Mae Wagner daughter of Mrs Evelyn Wagner is confined to her home because of illness. Douglas Hebb a student at West Virginia University spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Hebb. Blake Bucklew of Clarkshoro and Mr and Mrs Harold Sinsel and Joyce Ann and Sharon Sinsel spent Sunday visiting with
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Mabel Murphy
John F. Markley
Keyser
Ben Boyce
Pamela Sue
Newburg
Betty Everetts
Donald Murphy
Morris
Orval Wilson
Carolyn Sue
John Markley
Judy Ann
Johnny
Edith Dawson
Henry Wagner
Baltimore
Mr. Wagner
Harold Hayes
Betty Mae Wagner
Evelyn Wagner
Douglas Hebb
West Virginia University
Mrs
Ray Hebb
Blake Bucklew
Clarkshoro
Harold Sinsel
Joyce Ann
Sharon Sinsel
Mark
Donna
Auphag Gisele
The Plan to Locate a Missing Contact Goes Forward
Donna and Mark discuss a risky plan to locate a Chicago journalist ally who can help verify a wartime contact. They arrange meetings with Sammy and Red to mobilize transportation and coordinate timing, hoping to gather a needed lead while managing personal tensions and budgets.
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