Yale seeks growth control in cell nucleus study
Yale University researchers describe a new approach to understanding growth control by dissecting the nucleus of cells. Dr Treat B Johnson leads the work with Sterling professor G H B Hilbert and Janet Evans at Mt Holyoke, building on prior TB germ composition research. The project was presented at the American Chemical Society convention in Columbus.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Yale University
American Chemical Society
Yale
Treat B. Johnson
Sterling
Uret
United States
GHB
Hilbert
Janet Evans
Mt Holyoke College
Bride and Groom Found Dead in Midtown Apartment
New York reports two adults, Homer Carruthers and Olga Carruthers, found dead in a three room midtown apartment kitchenette. Police suspect violence as the likely cause after a tenant heard a Thursday night argument and a heavy crash. Bodies appeared to have lain for days. preliminary inspection inconclusive on exact cause.
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New York
Folle
Homer Carruthers
Olga
Four Die as Two NYC Elevated Trains Clash
Four persons die and 44 are injured in a collision on New York City elevated tracks during rush hour. An eight car steel subway train rammed into a seven car wooden elevated train near 167th Street above Yankee Stadium. Motorman James Cullen was killed instantly along with others as a panic and trampling followed. Investigation cites risky rush hour signaling and overruled red lights to push punctual office time.
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New York
167Th Street
Ont
Yankee Stadium
James Cullen
William J. Schultz
Cooley Murder Ties to Spouse Affair and Confession
Pasadena police and district attorneys clash over the untold truth of Victor A. Cooley's death. John L. Howard confessed to the hammer killing and revealed an intimate friendship with Mrs. Cooley. Howard described liquor parties and a marriage proposal as investigations continue.
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Calif
Victor A. Cooley
Cooley
John L. Howard
Charles
Howard
Lucien Wheeler
Los Angeles
Kelley
Hoover pension plan faces new Senate delay
Washington April 2 The Republican opposition to President Hoover s proposal for a national origins immigration quota pension stalls another Senate attempt. Senator Reed Republican Pennsylvania blocks an immediate vote on the proposal as the reform drifts toward page ten continuation.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Decide Butte Woman Slain
A coroner's inquest in Butte concluded Nora Kelly, an area resident, was murdered. The woman was found trussed and gagged in a rooming house, and two men tied to the case remain sought as authorities search for those last seen at the house.
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Nora Kelly
Caros Ner
Oman
Miss Kelly
Husband of victim of torch held in mortgage slaying case
New York April 29 AP The husband of Dorothy Heinselman Peacox 20 New York third torch slaying victim in a year was arrested as a material witness in her death Karl Francis Peacox 21 husband from whom she had separated was arrested in New York City on a warrant earlier to White Plains and taken to White Plains for questioning Identified by mother The charred body was found late Saturday near Bearsdale by a steam lutt er helper A small piece of the material from which her dress was made led to identification today by Alphange A Heinsal mn of Bronxville
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New York
Dorothy Heinselman Peacox
Karl Francis Peacox
New York City
White Plainag
White Plaine
Bearsdale
Alphange A. Heinsalmn
Bronxville
Montana Rotary in District Meet Opens in Great Falls
Rotary International president I B Tom Sutton of Tampico Mexico addressed the Montana Rotary District meeting in Great Falls opening the annual conference. He described Rotary fellowship as a force for international peace and business, noting two years of his career spent visiting clubs worldwide.
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Great Falla
Rotary
I. B
Tom) Sutton
Tampico
Mexico
Rotary International
Montana
Sapient Solons Cheer Rum Runner Death in Debate
Washington reports a failed bid to scrub from the Congressional Record the word applause tied to last week's killing of a rum runner by a local policeman. Rep LaGuardia urged removal. Rep Johndos objected as applause followed a defender's remarks and a line about the officer firing.
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Washington
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Congressional
Applease
LaGuardia
Dublioga
New York
Anany
Pentative Johndos
Representa
Ve ‘Holaday
Titnels
Hilind
O'Connor
Oklahoma
Missouri Bone Dry Bill Referred to Death by House
Jefferson City April 29. A bill to repeal Missouri bone dry law of 1923 was killed today by the statehouse. The measure aimed to relax Prohibition voiding state restrictions and faced firm opposition from lawmakers enforcing dry standards. The outcome leaves Missouri clinging to its bone dry status as the legislature adjourns.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri House of Rep
Train Crashes Kill Five From One Family at Elkton
A westbound Baltimore and Ohio express struck a truck at Leslie's station near Elkton Maryland killing five family members and injuring an 18 month old. The victims include Frank McCumsey of Quarryville Pennsylvania his wife and four children aged 11 9 and two four year olds. One 18 month old child was critically injured.
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Elkton
Leslie's Station
Here
Frank McCumsey
Quarryville
Copper futures trading authorized by National Metal Exchange
New York April 22 AP Members of the National Metal Exchange unanimously approved a bylaw amendment to permit trading in copper futures. The exchange previously dealt only in tin futures and will begin copper trading around mid May.
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New York
National Metal Exchange
King George to resume duties before general election
London April 22 AP reports King George, recovering at Bognor, will gradually resume regular duties and handle election matters personally. He plans to preside over a Privy Council meeting on May 10 ahead of the May 30 general election.
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London
George
Bognor
Refugee Chiefs Flee to Nogales Across Border
Gen Fausto Topete Mexican commander of the defeated Sonora revolutionary army fled into Nogales Arizona at 9:15 PM accompanied by Col Ricardo Topete and Gen Eduardo Geroia. Gen Ramon Iturbe joined them, crossing into Nogales, as rebel leaders head toward the U S border amid ongoing Mexican federal push into Sonora.
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Nogales
Ariz
Fausto Topete
Sonora
Northern Pacific to shorten mainline by 400 miles
Spokane April 29 The Chronicle reports Northern Pacific plans cut nearly 400 miles from its Chicago to Seattle route. About 150 miles may be removed between Seattle and Spokane with other changes including a 12 mile Cascade tunnel near Easton, a Lind to Ellensburg main line, and a Pasen to Lewiston line over Lolo Pass into Montana under consideration.
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the Chronicle
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Seattle
Plana
Cascade Mountains
East Portal
Easton
Wash
Lind
Ellensburg
Pasen
Lewiston
Lolo Pass
Montana
Alaskan Pilots Missing After Nome to New York Flight
Parker Cramer and W S Gamble departed Fairbanks at 4 am bound for New York. They were tracked over Big Salmon at 10 am heading east toward Pel ly Banks but have not been heard from since. The aircraft planned a refuel stop at Whitehorse 130 miles south of Big Salmon.
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Atlin
B.C
Parker Cramer
W. S. Gamble
Nome
Alaska
New York
Fairbanks
Big Salmon
Pelly
Whitehorse
Y. T
Disarmament Tensions Rise as German Soviet Frustration Grows
Geneva reports show Germany and communist Russia unhappy with the Preparatory Disarmament Commission work. Count Von Bernstorff displays strain as he argues Germany’s case while delegates reject three moves: not fining trained reserves, rejecting abolishing conscription, and limiting reductions to lay farces rather than action.
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Russia
Soviets
Count von Bernstorff
Five Die in Czech Nitro-Glycerin Plant Blast
Five workers were killed and about 340 injured in a massive nitro glycerin explosion at the Czecho-Slovakia Explosive Materials Company plant at Fardurice, 60 miles from Prague. Recurring detonations caused panic. two large buildings collapsed and windows shattered for miles. Damage estimated at $120,000.
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Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Senator Wheeler Probes Textile Strike Conditions
Senator Wheeler of Montana introduced a resolution calling for an investigation into working conditions in the textile industry in North and South Carolina and Tennessee where strikes are underway. The measure seeks inquiry into labor practices amid ongoing industrial actions.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vote on Farm Aid in Senate Before Friday
Washington April 20 ap notice was given that the senate would seek a final vote on the farm relief bill before week end adjournment Friday. Administration to call for a decision on the export debenture section opposed by Hoover with a majority claimed. Debenture advocates pressed but sentiment split over an amendment by Norris and Caraway.
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Washington
Senate Today
McNary
Agricultural Committee
Hoover
Ee Ein A Eg Noe
Norris
Nebraska
Caraway
Arkansas
Battle on Mellon Directed by Walsh
The Senate Judiciary Committee debated whether Andrew W. Mellon may continue as secretary of the treasury. Senator Walsh charged Mellon with violating an old statute by being a stockholder in various concerns while exhibiting interest in trade. The inquiry, held in executive session, focused on the legal question and was postponed.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Montana
Nogria
Mellon
Washington
April Heaton
Melioni
Aluminum Company of America
Comempany
Norris
Madison Woman and Partner Plead Guilty Murder Try
In Madison Illinois readers learn of a Snyder Gray style plot where Rose Pope and Phil Polster conspired to kill Pope's husband John Pope. A wooden mallet replaced sash weights, the target survived, and both defendants received 20 year prison terms.
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Madison
Wis
Snyder-Gray
Rose Pope
Phil Polster
Society Woman Admits Shooting After party dispute
Evansville Indiana April 22 Mrs Josephine Greene Conrad a prominent Evansville woman said I did it and I am sorry after seriously wounding herself following a shooting at the Maley home party attended by former Lieutenant Governor Van Orman and state senator Dr John H Hewitt Prosecutor Lindsey declared a third woman was involved jealousy was the motive and Miss Maley suffered a leg wound Mrs Van Orman is a mayoral candidate The third woman’s name was withheld
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Evansville
Ind
Josephine Greene Conrad
Margaret Maley
Maley
Harold van Orman
John H. Hewitt
van Orman
Conrad
Jago
Miss Maley
Mussolini Victorious in Italian Parliament
Rome April 29 The fascist government won the election for the presidency positions in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies as the 24th national legislature began work. Tutti Medersona, former colonies minister, was elected to the Senate after multiple ballots.
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Minate
Chamber’ of Deputies
Tutg! Medersona
Abe
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