Cancer Survey Shows High Lifetime Risk in U S
The National Cancer Institute reports in a large survey across ten American metropolitan areas that 32 of every 100 newborns may develop cancer in their lifetime. The study, analyzing 1937 39 and 1947 48 data, notes improved diagnosis and care despite rising incidence with age.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Dallas
San Francisco
Biite
John R. Heller
Sidney J. Cutler
M. A
William M. Haenszel
M.A
National Cancer Institute of the
U.S
Man Beaten and Thrown Into River Waters
In Carthage North Carolina Howard Whitaker, 51, was beaten with a tire tool robbed of about 250 dollars and thrown into the river by Robert Ashburn 32 who allegedly acted with an accomplice Whitaker identified no partner and Ashburn admits participation but claims one accomplice was present He was jailed and bound over to Moore County Superior Court for the January term.
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Carthage
N.C
Robert Leeburn
Howard
Moore County
C. J. McDonald
Ashburn
Moore Superior Court
Itaker
Whitaker
Mount Airy
Horseshoe Bridge
Graham Sees Great Changes in World Politics
Asheville evangelist Billy Graham warned of revolutionary changes, citing Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev’s India tour as a mass brainwashing scheme. He said India’s choice would influence Asia and quoted the world edging toward communist and freedom clashes.
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Asheville
Billy Graham
Graham
India
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Eri. Graham
Asia
Mirror of Your Mind on Anger After Car Accidents
The piece notes anger rises in guilt prone drivers after crashes and that innocent drivers stay calm. It also comments on ulcer susceptibility rising in women since 1936, with men and women now about equal in 1955.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Change in ulcer sex distribution linked to era and emotion
Dr Flanders Dunbar argues mind and body theories show ulcer patients shift from female dominance before 1900 to more men between 1914 and 1936 due to cultural mood. He cites tests measuring ego strength to predict psychotherapy outcomes and reveal personality traits.
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Flanders Dunbar
British Woman Reporter Talks To U S Turncoats In Red China
Lois Mitchison reports from Peiping on seven UN ex POWs, six Americans and one Briton, who chose to stay in China. They describe motives, experiences in captivity, and views on communism, with notes on racial tensions, disillusionment with America, and hopes of return when conditions ripen.
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U.S
Red
China
Lois Mitchison
Red China
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Peiping
Andrew Condron
Bathgate
Scotland
Adams
Sullivan
America
Jen
Condron
Paonia
Korea
Hawkins
Rush
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
un-American Committee
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Dunn
South
Communist Party
Fortune
Detroit
Pome
Unione
Peipin
Harold H. Webb
Art Pierce
Fla
Morris R. Wills
Fort Ann
N.Y
Richard G. Corden
East Providence
William C. White
Plummerville
Ark
Be er Inspector Offered Return to Job
Hubert Harrell, the Jacksonville beer inspector, was offered a return to his $4,029 a year position after the SBI report found the charges against him unsupported. Gov Hodges backed the review, and state board leaders admitted they were misinformed and made a mistake in resigning him. Harrell has been unemployed since Nov. 30 and will discuss the offer in Raleigh after considering the implications amid mixed local reactions.
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Raleigh
Hubert Harrell
Jacksonville
ABC Board
Tom Allen
Ronald Hocutt
Harrell
Gov
Hodges
SBI
Allen
Hocutt
Mount Olive
Jacksonville - Camp Lejeune
Bandit Sought In Bank Stickup
In Lancaster South Carolina a young robber wearing a green Army jacket robbed the Springmaid branch of the Bank of Lancaster of about 8500 dollars yesterday. He fled after ordering four female employees to the floor with a nickel plated .38 revolver. He is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall with black hair blue eyes and a fair complexion.
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Lancaster
S.C
J. W. Medford
Springmaid
Bank of Lancaster
Medford
George Waldrop
Waldrop
Cotton Leader Calls for Federal Action Amid Japanese Quotas
A. K. Win ger of the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute urges U S government action as Japan proposes quotas on exports to the United States. He labels the plan a warning and says it falls short of solving core problems while detailing current and targeted import levels for fabric and cotton blouses.
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Charlotte
A. K. Winger
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
United States
U.S
Winger
International Trade and Industry Ministry
Japan
ACMI
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Carbondale
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Jarrell
Church Street
Security Patrol Service, Inc
Enodreuiys
Jack S. Davis
John A. Fitzgerald
Cedron Extension
High Point
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GRACE
Snead & “Powell
Bill's Heating CO
W. D. Howington
Player Drive
High Point Commandery
Knights Templar
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Ray H. Dover
Nesbit Caughman
Sec’y
Atlonally
Lester's Jewelers
Tull Vs
Westinghouse
Model
Teletronix
Main St
LSU
Sunshine
D. & H. Gospel Book Store
East Commerce
Pugh’s Sporting Goods, Inc
Sportsman's Center
E. High St
N. Malin
Alvislinas
Piedmont Natural Gas
S. Main
Piedmont Natural Gas Seas Company
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