Cancer traced to original cell in tree study
In Bar Harbor Maine researchers at Roscoe B Jackson Memorial Laboratory traced a cancer growth in white spruce trees to its original cell by matching growth rings to tumors. The feat, though still deemed impossible for animal cells, shows a direct lineage of cancer in plants. Also noted, the World Health Organization reports more than 3,000,000 people globally have malaria.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
World Health Organization
Just a Corpse at Twilight
In a fragment from a crime story investigator James Bennett seeks permission for an autopsy on Frank Osborn, finds Alice Osborn dead, and a shooter fires at Bennett. The scene is set on a back porch with reflections on occupational hazards and a deadly bullet to the heart.
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Frank Osborn
James Bennett
State Industrial Welfare Commission
Bennett
Alice Osborn
Welfare Commission
Mystery Deepens in Bennett Becomes Beech Tree Case
James T Bennett uncovers autopsy consent and a cluttered drawer of letters while reporting a shooting at Alice Osborne's Beech Tree residence. Dr Jarrett and Wilbur Tweed loom in suspects as Sheriff Cornwallis arrives with a deputy to take charge. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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James T. Bennett
Blue’ Ridge Hotel
Steel City
Alice Osborne
Frank
Winchester
Lucy Dorn
Sheriff Cornwallis
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Louis Woodruff
Fort Wayne
Ind
Alice
R. C. Jarrett
M.D
Dr. Jarrett
Tweed Funeral Home
Wilbur
Wilbur Tweed
Abner Cornwallis
Second Fire Traps Pittsburgh Man Dying in Flames
A 70 year old man, Steve Csonka, who escaped a previous home blaze, was trapped on the second floor of his daughter Helen Rizor’s home as a fire yesterday destroyed the Rizor residence. He perished in the flames while the Rizors escaped unharmed.
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Pittsburgh
Steve Csonka
Helen Rizor
Rizor
Csonka
Rizors
Aluminum industry projects decade of continued growth
Robert B. McKee of Aluminum Co. of America told the National Metal Awning Association that the industry will spend over a billion dollars on plant expansion in the last decade and match that figure in the next ten years. He forecast sustained strong business through 10 years, while noting Algonquian remains the most spoken family of the Indian language.
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Miami BE . Fla
Robert B. McKee
Aluminum Co. of America
McKee
National Metal Awning Assn
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