Guilford County City Race Sparks Election Prep
Greensboro peers the city election scene as a crowded campaign looms with potential candidates. Debate swirls over election law amendments and a pending recreation bond vote. The city council recently rejected a referendum and tensions rise as Mayoral and council seats attract attention.
The Community Pharmacist as Public Health Defender
A pharmacist's prescription room holds thousands of drugs from sodium bicarbonate to tyrethricin. The corner drugstore is the community arsenal against disease providing ready access to medicines for prevention and treatment and protecting public health.
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Parke, Danis & Company
Detroit
Michigan
Virus attack proposed to curb leukemia in patients
Memphis report notes Dr. Lowell A. Erf proposing mild viral infections such as influenza or chickenpox to feed on leukemic cells and halt their growth. He cited observed remissions during viral illness and cited animal studies showing certain microbes grow only in malignant tissue, urging research into virus or bacteria that target leukemic cells.
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Memphis
Lowell A. Erf
Philadelphia
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
Erf
Greensboro spring campaign promises heated council race
The 1949 election season in Greensboro shows several groups planning to run candidates including at least one women candidate. Voter sentiment and a renewed recreation bond issue reference loom as major themes for a council with new faces and a busy campaign ahead.
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Paige Holder
Greensboro
Greensboro Recreation Commission
Mines Idle In Mexico Thirty Percent In Full Operation
Mexico statistics show only about 100 of 3,400 registered mines operate at full tilt. Nearly 3,000 are idle or underutilized, indicating widespread underproduction in the sector.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Two Types of Atomic Plants Proposed for Buffalo
General Electric engineer Richard G. Lorraine foresees two kinds of atomic power plants. One type would produce both electric power and synthetic fuel, while a second plant would use that fuel to generate heat and power only.
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Buffalo, N
INS
General Electric Co
Richard G. Lorraine
Driver Takes 1908 Car on 35 Mile Birmingham Run
C Ried of Vance Alabama attempts a bold 35 mile drive to Birmingham in his father’s 1908 model automobile at top speed, aiming for a four hour trip on a fine winter morning.
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Birmingham
Ala
C. Ried
Vance
Coffee imports rise as Americans drink more in 1948
New York reports higher U S coffee consumption and better grades. Official figures show coffee imports valued at 687 million dollars in 1948, up 80 million from the prior year.
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New York
Alarmed man leaped naked from window. suspect arrested
Malcolm, 25, fled when he saw two detectives on routine patrol near his Atlanta home. He leaped through a window naked and, after officers noticed his clothes were missing, took him to headquarters where he was found to be wanted on 15 burglary counts.
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Atlanta
INS
Malcolm
Local facilities close as funds run dry amid shutdowns
Fragmentary text shows facilities nearly exhausted by lack of funds with about 300 already completely shut down. It notes widespread closings and financial strain affecting operations.
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Tually
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