Cancer tracing from tumor to original cell in spruce study
Roscoe B Jackson Memorial Laboratory researchers traced a cancer growth from a tumor to its original cell in white spruce trees, a feat once deemed impossible in animals, by linking growth rings to tumors. The article notes over 3,000,000 people worldwide have malaria per the World Health Organization.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
World Health Organization
Dust a Corpse at Twilight
An investigator seeks permission for an autopsy on Frank Osborn, six months dead, but on visiting his widow he finds her dead. A shot targets investigator James Bennett with a .22 rifle, and the scene shifts to reflections on occupational hazards and death.
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James Bennett
State Industrial Welfare Commission
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Alice Osborn
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Beech Tree widow Alice Osborn shot. autopsy consent filed
James Bennett narrates discovering Alice Osborn dead at her Beech Tree home after receiving an autopsy consent for Frank Osborn. He informs Sheriff Cornwallis as officers arrive with Dr Jarrett and Wilbur Tweed's letters exposing romantic entanglements. The scene ends with continued investigation.
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Blue Ridge Hotel
Steel City
Alice Osborn
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Lucy Dorn
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Bennett
Louis Woodruff
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Tweeduneral Home
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Wilbur Tweed
Fire kills elderly man amid Rizor home blaze
A 70 year old man, Steve Csonka, who had just moved to stay with his daughter Helen Rizor, perished in a second fire that consumed the Rizor residence. The daughter and others escaped unharmed.
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Aluminum business outlook extends decade of growth
Robert B. McKee of Aluminum Co. of America told the National Metal Awning Assn. convention that the aluminum industry will match more than a billion dollars spent on plant expansion in the last decade with further investment over the next ten years. The report also notes Algonquian as the widely spoken family of Indian languages.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Robert B. McKee
Aluminum Co. of America
McKee
National Metal Awning Assn
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