Skin Coloring Breakthrough Duplicated In Laboratory
Portland scientists Dr Lerner and Dr Fitzpatrick report a test tube duplication of human skin coloration at the University of Oregon Medical School. They bleach skin to remove blemishes and restore color, and suggest potential melanoma diagnosis advances while noting color restoration returns to individual normal tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
American Cancer Society
Nature
Bunsen Lérner
Thomas Fitzpatrick
University of Oregon Medical School
Fitzpatrick
Taft Seeks Calm Over Bohlen Appointment Clash
Senate leader Robert A. Taft moves to ease tensions over Charles E. Bohlen becoming ambassador to Russia. He plans to vote for confirmation, arguing the post is not worth a major fight, even as Sen. Joseph McCarthy threatens opposition linked to Bohlen’s ties to the Truman Acheson circle.
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Washington
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Charles E. Bohlen
Russia
Eisenhower
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Taft
Bohlen
McCarthy
State Department
Dean Acheson
Roosevelt
Yalta
Mr. Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Japan
GOP
China
Walter F. George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Compromise Sought To Avert House Floor Fight On Taxes
Washington March 14 influential Republicans seek a compromise to avert a long House floor fight over tax cuts. Reed plans to bring a 10 percent individual income tax cut to the floor open to amendments, risking a flood of proposals as in 1952. A budget balance push and quick appropriation actions are proposed to reassure Reed and win rules committee approval by a date after April 15.
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Washington
House
Reed
R-Ny
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Crisp
D-Ga
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Signs Bill Protecting Junior Naval Officers
President Eisenhower signed a measure to prevent mass demotions of 5 400 junior naval officers and avert broader reductions under a 1952 amendment. The bill, a stopgap lasting to July 1, loosens ceilings on lower ranks to allow promotions for doctors and dentists while hearings review officer personnel needs and potential reforms. A side note mentions a duck species, Old Squaw, caught 180 feet deep.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Navy
Glenn R. Davis
R-Wis
Ahearmed Services
Eng
Naval
Davis
Armed Services Committee
New Members Named For Council
New Yorkers and national leaders join the National Manpower Council created by President Eisenhower. Dr. Grayson Kirk announced four appointees: Dr. Leo H. Bartemeier of Detroit, Erwin D. Canham of Boston, Dr. Douglas Southall Freeman of Richmond, and William H. Harrison of New York. The group replaces vacancies and strengthens industrial and medical input for manpower study.
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New York
National Manpower Council
Eisenhowen
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Leo H. Bartemeier
Detroit
American Psychiatric Association
Erwin D. Canham
Boston
Christian Science Monitor
Douglas Southall Freeman
Richmond
William H. Harrison
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Eisenhower
Columbia
Bartemeier
Stanhope Bayne-Jones
Army Medical Research Board
Canham
New England
Henry S. Dennison
Dennison Manufacturing Co
Framingham
Mass
Harrison
Urion
Kirk
Local Police Report Several Thefts and Damages
City police reported a missing Argus A-2 camera worth 32 after a trip between California and Oklahoma City. Damages included a coal chute and a broken door lock at Emme Blair School, a damaged yard light and removed house number on Johnson Street, plus four arrests for liquor violations.
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California
Oklahoma City
Lester Zimmerman
West Farrise Avenue
Oklahoma
Emme Blair School
Rufus Williams
Roy E. Carr
Johnson Street
John W. Rice
Prospect Street
Sara E. Wright
Loflin Street
George L. Fisher
East High Street
Robert Fair
Sophia Steffan Wins Dixie Auditions At Converse College
Sophia Steffan of High Point won one of six prizes in the Southeastern District National Federation of Music Clubs auditions at Converse College in Spartanburg South Carolina held yesterday. The student musician classified artist up to 25, she now advances to the national auditions in New York. Steffan, known in local and state music circles for Grass Roots Opera, was a contestant in the student division.
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Sophia Steffan
High Point
National Federation of Music Clubs
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Miss Steffan
New York
Steffan
North Can Raise Crops
Far north wheat yields of 45 to 50 bushels per acre were observed at Fort Simpson, 825 miles north of Edmonton. Horticultural crops and vegetables play a key role in improving living standards in frontier communities, says J A Gilbey, head of the Fort Simpson experiment station.
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Edmonton
Canada
Fort Simpson
Nee Ee
J. A. Gilbey
Deaths and Funerals Charles E. Morgan Eunice Blair
Charles Ervin Morgan 55 of Glenola Route 3 High Point died in his sleep after a 25 year stay in High Point. Funeral services were at New Hope Primitive Baptist Church Reidsville with interment in the church cemetery. Eunice Henley Blair 88 former resident of the city died at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro. Her funeral will be at Springfield Friends Meeting House with interment in Springfield Cemetery.
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Charles FE. Morgan
Charles Ervin Morgan
New Hope Primitive Baptist Church
Reidsville
Roy Pulliam
L. G. Bowman
James A. Spencer
Bobby White
Loyd Davis
Tomlinson
Charles Nite
Mr. Morgan
Glenola
High Point
Burlington Mills
Eunice Henley Blair
Springfield
German Soil Goes Into Kansas Grove
Mrs. Sophia Lueckerath who came to America from Germany in 1922 died at Wichita. Friends found German soil with a note asking that her head rest on German soil. They plan to place the soil in her casket pillow as a final resting gesture. The Soo canals on the Great Lakes report heavier traffic than the Panama and Suez combined, per the National Geographic Society.
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Wichita, Kan
Sophia Lueckerath
America
Germany
Sault St. Marie
Great Lakes
Panama and
Suez Canals
National Geographic Society
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Eunice H, Blair
Kansas Grove
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