Poison Looks Like Cure For Arthritis
International News Service reports Abbot laboratories in Chicago revealed curare may relax stiff limbs in arthritic patients. Dr Guy Everett said the drug’s effect is fleeting and must be injected rapidly. While promising, the treatment is in early testing and not yet a cure. Further studies are ongoing.
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Hicago
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Chicago
Guy Everett
Everett
Willis
England
New Drug Streptomycin Aids Tuberculosis Fight in Europe
Dr H Stuart Willis reports Scandinavian nations rely on BCG vaccines while the United States leads in streptomycin use for tuberculosis. He recounts European tours with the National Tuberculosis Association and outlines research efforts, hospital plans, and ongoing case-finding projects amid war recovery.
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Rene J. Dubos
New York
Herman E. Hilleboe
United States Public Health Service
American Trudeau Society
U. S. Public Health Service
High Point
Maybury
England
National Research Council
Empire
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Scandinavian
U. S
Johannes Holm
BCG
National Organization For Defense
Kids favor science careers over police in new poll
A Samuel Goldwyn Productions survey of U S youths found teens dream of nuclear physicists cancer researchers and psychiatrists, with doctors nurses scientists and astronomers leading the field. Entertainment careers followed while police and fire fighting ranked very low. One respondent noted politicians shift from self to public service.
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Samuel Goldwyn Productions
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James Thurber
Berns
Break-in at Eunice Oakes Maine home yields watches
The home of Eunice Oakes widow of Sir Harry Oakes was broken into in Bar Harbor Maine early today. Two valuable watches and bric-a-brac were stolen but recovered after police arrested Charles F Keefe 23 of Waltham Massachusetts. He pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny and is held on 3000 bail for the grand jury.
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Eunice Oakes
Harry Oakes
George Abbott
Charle F. Keefe
Waltham
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Negro Building Bungalow With Raffle Money
Harvey Jones, a negro veteran, is building a bungalow for his wife and infant son using 3200 dollars from winning a Kiwanis club raffle that offered a Cadillac. He told Kiwanis leaders he’d use the money for a home. the house is under construction on a tract between Winton and Ahoskie with help from relatives and neighbors.
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Harvey Jones
Cadillac
Kiwanis Club
Ahoskie St
Charles Armstrong
Salisbury
Kiwanis International
Ahosikie
Jones
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