Cancer Research Doctor Suspended From Practice
CHICAGO—Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, vice president of the University of Illinois, suspended three months by the Chicago Medical Society for unethical conduct in promoting krebiozen, vows to continue investigating the cancer drug. Ivy denied ethics violations and said he will pursue the drug’s merits. the society cited secrecy and method in promoting the substance. Ivy announced the drug at a March conference. its creator, Dr. Steven Durovic, learned to produce it from horse experiments in Absentina. The AMA later repudiated its claimed benefits after reviewing 100 cancer cases treated with the drug.
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Controversial assault case heard in Yanceyville
Ingram, a tenant farmer with nine children, faces possible 15 year term as he appeals a two year sentence for assault on a female. The case arose after Willie Jean Boswell testified that he looked at her as she crossed a corn field and chased her until seen by her father and brothers. The Caswell County grand jury reinstated the original felony charge, though solicitor Horton doubts the evidence supports the more serious count.
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Gotham Prepares Realistic Bomb Practice Drills
New York City civil defense volunteers planned a first full dress rehearsal for an atom bomb in a four block Brooklyn area. They would burst water mains dig casualties from rubble shore up buildings and test radioactivity with Geiger counters. Similar operations were set for four other sites while the public stays out. An alert week of November 25 would halt the city as if under attack.
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La Prensa Reopens Under Peronist Union
Buenos Aires UP reports expropriated La Prensa will begin taking ads tomorrow ahead of formal reopening on November 19. The paper’s new owners, the General Labor Confederation, are government sponsored. A light year equals 6,060,060,000,000 miles. No insect hatches winged from an unfertilized egg.
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Three Youths Convicted Of Killing Nurse
In Ann Arbor Michigan a jury convicted William Morey and Max Pell both 18 of Ypsilanti and David Royal 17 of Milan of murdering nurse Pauline Campbell 34 on September 16. Morey and Pell were found guilty of first degree murder and Royal of second degree murder. First degree carries life imprisonment while second degree carries up to life. The trio attacked the nurse for 1.50 beer money. Morey allegedly admitted being the killer in a confession.
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David Royal
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Woman Emerges from Coma After Death Pronouncement
Theresa Butler, 60, was declared dead last Thursday and sent to the morgue. She suddenly regained consciousness after five days, spoke coherently, and recognized her daughter Betty Butler and Dr. J. C. Geiger. Medical staff expect a full recovery pending tests.
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Indian Swine Horizontal Puzzle Clues
A compact listing of crossword style clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions for terms from Indian, geographical, linguistic, and mythological wordplay across two grid directions.
Pittsburgh Couple Hopes to Adopt Eleven Orphans
In Pontiac Michigan a Pittsburgh couple John Devald Babb and wife Jean may adopt 11 Moore orphans aged six weeks to 15 years after the parents died in an auto crash that also killed four youths. The Babbs traveled from Pittsburgh to Leonard to meet the children and await a Probate Court hearing.
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State Baptists to discuss Vatican issue at Asheville convention
The Asheville gathering of State Baptist delegates debated a nine year financial plan and changes to fund distribution for an orphanage hospital and home for the aged. A resolution condemned President Truman's nomination of Gen. Mark Clark as ambassador to the Vatican. Evangelist Billy Graham was on the program as the second day opened.
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Committee On Social Service
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Admitted Bootlegger Has Excellent Reason Not To Be On Jury
Oklahoma City report notes 28 year old Jack Woody a full time wholesale bootlegger was excused from jury service in a bootlegging case. He stated he could not be impartial because he himself had been arrested last week for the same offense.
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Prices fall on Old and Eastern Belt tobacco markets
United Press reports Middle Belt prices steady with yesterday’s gains, while Old Belt and Eastern Belt markets showed declines of $1 to $3 per hundred. Some warehouses in Rockymount Virginia plan to close and Mebane North Carolina warehouses will hold final sales on Nov 30. Volume ranged from light to medium heavy with mostly low and nondescript offerings.
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State Market News Service
Rockymount
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