Atom Splitting Admitted Aid To Medical Science
Dr. Austin Brues of the University of Chicago asserts that atom splitting offers medical uses as radioactive tracers to track substances in the living body. He explains how tracing blood flow and storage of sugar or starch aids understanding normal versus diseased processes and could illuminate cancer mechanisms.
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Chicago
Austin M. Brues
Atomic Scientiot
University of Chicago Department of Medicine
Atomic Scientists of Chicago
Brues
Congress to scrutinize 41 corporations for subcommittee oversight
Mahon argues new subcommittee will have exclusive jurisdiction over 41 corporations handling billions of public funds. Each year these entities must justify administrative and comprehensive operations, while Congress reviews their activities and finances.
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Thority
Mahon
Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Farmers Home Corporation
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Ration
Federal Surplus Couities Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Defense Plant Corporation
Defense Supplies Corporation
Metals Reserve Company
Rubber Reserve Company
War Damage Corporation
Federal National Mortgage Association
the Rfc
FEPC debate stall risks Senate vote on racial relief bill
Senate leaders clash as supporters of a permanent FEPC push for a two thirds rule to end a filibuster. Debate limits are debated with Bard key voice urging a compromise to cover employers with 50 or more workers. Barkley defends limited wartime scope and urges fair opportunity for African Americans in the South.
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Colorado
FEPC
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Sesien
Cas Ben
South
Murray and Fairless face steel wage talks and delay
In a Senate presentation Murray recounted efforts to end the steel strike over wage demands. He cited a Jan 11 New York conference where U S Steel offered 15 cents extra per hour, with the union requesting 19.5 cents plus 3 cents for inequities. Fairless reportedly favored the offer but would not put it in writing, prompting a one week delay and a White House discussion. Murray said Fairless and the industry ultimately rejected the tentative accord.
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Murray
CIO
New York
U. S. Steel
War Labor Board
Fairless
Truman
White House
NYC imposes fuel rationing amid tug strike and outages
City orders priority delivery of heavy fuel oil to certificate holders at police stations while light fuel users may buy from dealers. Tugboats remain idle four days after a strike led to a state of emergency and further refusals. Hospitals and homes face shortages as authorities warn of cold water flats suffering heat loss.
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Albert Pleydell
O'Dwyer
Pleydell
Americans To Eat More But Others Less
The agriculture department forecasts 1945-46 world food shortages while the United States expects record per capita civilian consumption in 1946. Exports may reach about 1.0 billion pounds with 1.6 billion pounds abroad desired, and 1946 outlook includes higher production but still below prewar levels. The report notes near starvation in Italy Germany French North Africa France Spain India and China amid global wheat stocks and distribution challenges.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
United States
Italy
Germany
French North Africa
France
Spain
India
China
Truman
Mr. Tran
General Mills, Inc
Minneapolis
Medical fee schedule update clarifies 1945 commission action
The Industrial Commission counters a claim about an old fee schedule by detailing the 1944 45 update crafted with a four member state medical society committee and mailed to all physicians. It notes the 1945 schedule supersedes earlier 1929 1936 939 editions and explains printing delays and dissemination.
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Industrial Commission
George Westbrook Murphy
Asheville
State Medical Society
North Carolina Medical Journal
Roscoe McMillan
Soviet plan outlines five year goals and war context
Stalin praises the Soviet system as superior and outlines a new five year plan. He stresses restoring postwar levels, raising living standards, and expanding scientific research. Future targets include 50 million tons of pig iron and 60 million tons of steel annually to guard against future crises.
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Stalin
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and News
Hollywood gossip notes feature starring payoffs for Kathryn Grayson in Rio de Janeiro, tax implications of her contract, and a luxury penthouse. George Montgomery boasts rival crowd appeal with Lupino and Hodiak, while Dinah Shore shares a ranch cottage with George. Pat O’Brien jokes about impending fatherhood. Gracie Allen notes Goodwin’s fake signed history. More captions reveal Anne Nichols surgery, Janis Paige breakup, Ozzie Nelson's kids, Cavallaro’s honor, Martha O Driscoll with Bob Walker, Paula Morgan with Bobby Breen, and Hoagy Carmichael royalties on glass sides with lyrics.
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Harrison Carroll
King Features Syndicate
Hollywood — Star-crazy
Rio de Janeiro
Kathryn Grayson
You
Kathryn
George Montgomery
Ida Lupino
John Hodiak
George
Dinah Shore
Melvin Meria
Navy
Dinah
M. Seligman
Nashville
Anne Nichols
Carmen Cavallaro
de Witt Clinton High School
New York
Martha O'Driscoll
Bob Walker
Somerset House
Paula Morgan
Bobby Breen
Beverly Tropics
East
Hoagy Carmichael
Carmichael
Fitz gerald to Apply for American Citizenship
The rift with Edward Lindsay Hogg prompts Geraldine Fitz gerald to start naturalization papers. Maureen O Hara costumes for Sinbad the Sailor imitation of The Spanish Main fashions will echo 800 A D and use clingy pastel jersey silk.
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Geraldine Fitzgerald
Edward Lindsay-Hogg
Maureen O'Hara
Notable Hollywood Romance Rumors Stir Among Friends
Peggy Ryan faces skepticism from parents and friends over a rumored union with Jimmy Cross. In Florida Copaca Bana agrees to pay the Ritz Brothers 10000 weekly. Rita Lupino, recently separated from Enrique Valadez, dines with Garry Del Mar at Pep's. Brian Donlevy designs a garden private house from camouflage nets from the Lockheed plant. Warner Director Curtis Bernhardt works on Barbara Stanwyck project My Reputation.
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Peggy Ryan
Jimmy Cross
Copacabana
Florida
Ritz Brothers
Rita Lupino
Enrique Valadez
Pep's
Garry Delmar
Brian Donlevy
Lockheed
Warner
Curtis Bernhardt
Barbara Stanwyck
Reputa
AP Director Urges Free Global News During UN Talks
Kent Cooper, AP executive director, warns that failing to develop a world news freedom program could return governments to propaganda. He commends Edward R. Stettinius Jr. for openness at the UN talks and hopes for action at September sessions in New York.
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New York
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
U. S
United Nations
News London
Cooper
Stettinius
Associa
Stalin’s war aims and five year plans highlighted
The article recounts Stalin’s view on World War II as an anti fascist effort led by the Soviet Union and allied powers. It cites three five year plans as key to Russia’s wartime capability and notes the Red Army’s decisive role in defeating Axis forces. It also includes historical production data and demographic notes.
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Stalin
Soviet Union
United States of America
Great Britain
Red Army
Russia
Communist Party
Czaristussia
Mistaken Thomasville Arrest Report Re Years Later
British heirs of Lord Nelson issue pensions while correcting a report about Betty Jane Beck a 15 year old reported missing from 1033 Asheboro Street. Thomasville police had mistaken her arrest for another girl taken into custody by Atlanta police last month.
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Betty Jane Beck
Thomasville
Atlanta
Asheboro Street
Thomasville Po
Beck
CIO’s to Air Fact Findings in GM Disputes
The CIO official says he used air time to push for public pressure on GM to accept fact finding results. Thomas criticizes politicians for wavering and calls for public support, noting the PAC will back only the best candidates regardless of party and avoid Democratic endorsements.
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UAW
General Motors
CIO
Congress
Thomas
PAC
Five Chinese Officials Slain by Armed Brigands in Manchuria
A dispatch reports five government officials stabbed to death east of Manchuria on January 16. Among the dead was Chang Hint, special commissioner for the Ministry of Armed Affairs, with four others returning to Mukden from Rushun, a coal center. Russian troops plan Red Army Day celebrations February 23. General Marshall and two U S representatives begin talks with the government and Communists to restore communications between Communist held regions and the rest of China.
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King
Ana
Manch Ane
Chang Hint
Churia
Ministry of Armic Affairs
Mukden
Rushun
Changchun
Manchuria
Marshall
China
Pension drains in Britain spark debate on hereditary rewards
The piece recalls post Nelson pensions of 20 000 dollars yearly for heirs, totaling 2 800 000 dollars, and historic cash grants to generals and dukes. It notes public fury, past terminations, and current Labour intent to curb such expenditures while referencing Ukraine's USSR status and population figures.
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Fred Doerflinger
London
INS
Lord Nelson
England
Tranana
Britain
National Treasury
Churchill
Dukes of Marlborough
Treasury
Duke of Marlborough
John Churchill
Ramilles
Blenheim
St. Albans
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