Relationship Between Sex and Cancer Claim Of Medical Researcher
Philadelphia reports a researcher links sex hormones to potential cancer mechanisms in lab studies. Dr. William H. Pearlman notes hormones can form cancer-causing chemicals under conditions, with uncertainty about human bodies. He cites breast cancer in mice after estrogen exposure and mentions bile-derived compounds related to estrone and progesterone, plus testosterone analogs.
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Philadelphia
William H. Pearlman
The
Jefferson Medical College
American Chemical Society
Pearlman
Wife accused as mistress in divorce suit in LA
Paul Haertel a Merchant Marine officer charges his wife Jaqua Lynn 23, an aspiring actress, had openly behaved as the mistress of Ben Bard 52, a dramatics school operator. Bard denied the allegation and said Lynn is separated with a property settlement. They wed January 17, 1945.
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Los Angeles
Jaqua Lynn
Ben Bard
Paul Haertel
Haertel
Bard
Miss. Lynn
Miss Lynn
Agreement Near On Aid To Europe
Curtis E Calder chairs NAM International relations panel and cites state department guidance as reducing program effectiveness. Taft and Vandenberg lead Republican Senate stance amid debate over a 6.8 billion aid package and four year vs 15 month authorization. President Truman seeks 18 months starting April 4 with at least one fourth cut by July 1.
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Sin
Foreign Relations Committee
Curtis’ E. Calder
NAM
International Relations Committee
State Department
Vandenberg
Taft
Senate
Coop Republican
Truman
Congress
Vandenberk
Ohio
Michigan
Runaway Girl Jacqueline Horner's Court Appearance Sparks Inquiry
In San Francisco on January 23, juvenile court questioned a sailor Seaman Second Class Wallace Wells 19 of Hood River Oregon and a female photographer Gloria Jean Costello Miles about their roles in 15 year old Jacqueline Horner known as Jackie the Los Angeles piano prodigy and actress who was found in a hotel room with the sailor. Jackie said she sought fun and had visited other hotel rooms with other sailors but claimed no wrong doing and medical exams supported her claim of no physical molestation. At the detention home where she is held officials weigh disposition next Thursday on a petition to make her a ward of the court. Jackie expressed happiness under a piano practice schedule her mother could not provide. Bar and hotel proprietors named by Jackie to authorities faced possible warrants for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The sailor said he treated her like a sister and the photographer joined in the spree and also faced hearings.
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San Francisco
Jacqueline Horner
Jackie
Los Angeles
A. R. Upton
Wallace Wells
Hood River
Ore
Gloria Jean Costello Miles
Legal notice on bar admission exam request in Blairsville PA
On November 29, 19$7, Joseph Asper registered student at Georgetown Law sought examination by the State Board of Law Examiners in Philadelphia for March 4 and 5 in Pittsburgh. He aims for admission to the Bar of the Supreme Court and to the Courts of Indiana County including the Orphans Court. Address listed as 270 KE Market St Blairsville PA, in the office of Samuel W. Miller, Blairsville.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Courts of Common Pleas and the Orphans
Court of
Indiana County
Joseph Asper
Blairsville
Georgetown Law School
Samual W. Miller
Blairaville
Push Clean Up In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh January 23. District Attorney William S. Rahauser orders salts in equity to bar nine Northside property owners from leasing premises for vice related uses. The padlock action will go to Common Pleas Court once lease copies are obtained.
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Pittsburgh
William 5. Rahauser
Allegheny County
Common Pleas Court
Hahauser
Northside
De Sylva Delighted With Child Says Former Secretary
Santa Monica tale of P Marie Ballentine a 33 year old former secretary to Buddy DeSylva who says the film magnate cried with joy at news she would bear his child. She testifies in a suit seeking $760 monthly support for Stephen claiming no deceit. Ballentine recounts lavish parties and dinners with DeSylva and directors during the pregnancy.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Marie Ballentine
Prdriller
Buddy de Silva
Sylva
Stephen
Buddy
de Sylva
Canada
Senior Counsel Quits PUC Post
Harrisburg January 23 The Public Utility Commission announced the resignation of H Ra Popes of Clarion Township WMDA County as Senior Public Utility Counsel The post paid 5420 annually and no further details were given about his replacement or reasons for leaving the state agency
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Harrisburg
The
Public Utility Commission
H Ra _ Popes
St. Clarion Township
Ciwmda County
Five Countians Enlist in Navy at Great Lakes
J Willard Al Chief Quartermaster in Scranton announced five men from the district join the Navy. Harry A Ferguson, William G McBurney, Lewis Warner Peters, Sheldon McGarry, and Hugh Householder will begin recruit training at Great Lakes after completing eligibility tests and interviews. They will receive three months mechanical training before ship duty.
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McAfee
Great Lakes
Ilinois
Ouster of Tinstman Ruled By CS
The U S Civil Service Commission ruled that Carl Tinstman Pennsylvania Deputy Secretary of Forests and Waters violated the Hatch Act in 1944 by circulating material opposing President Roosevelt s candidacy A World War I veteran Tinstman faced potential removal from office or loss of federal funds to Pennsylvania if not dismissed The commission noted Pennsylvania had received 3 388 230 17 in federal funds for health activities in 1944 If dismissed he faced a 1 5 year reemployment ban and a possible 12 000 deduction from federal funds The decision followed claims he did not participate in a political campaign and his party affiliation was not shown He indicated he would comment after speaking with the governor The governor said he needed to study the case before commenting
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Washington
Jan
Carl Co. Tinstman
Pennsylvania
Department of Health Activites
Tinstman
Commission
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Yocumtown
Harrinburg
Tristman
James H. Duff
Duff
Philadelphia
Stassen Accuses Pauley of Profiteering Ties
Senate hearing heard Stassen claim Pauley profited from Pauley trading links to USDA wheat and oats purchases. Stassen cited Anderson’s Chicago talk and nine day stake in 100000 bushels of wheat earning 33475 dollars plus 100000 bushels oats futures with 6700 dollars profit. Pauley resigns as Army aide Royall, while Stassen argues market moves were coordinated with government purchases.
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Bothmen
Pauley
Anderson
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Record cold grips large region as snow falls
A move of frigid air from Hudson Bay causes a severe cold wave across the country. Snow spread from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh during the early morning hours while temperatures across central and western Pennsylvania dropped. Minnesota and the Dakotas saw readings from 20 to 80 below. Fuel shortages were widely reported as the cold intensified.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Phillipsburg
Hudson's Bay Region
Rocky Mountains
Atlaniic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Carolinan
North Central
Minnesota
Dakotas
Minnesota-North Dakota
Nebraska
Lowl
Wisconsin
Columbia
Rock Iford
Chicago
Garbage workers found letters hidden in city trash containers
In Dubois Pennsylvania a group of garbage collectors turned mail carriers after discovering a bundle of letters in newly installed olive drab trash containers. Postmaster Ralph Allen collected the letters saying the workers hid and found them within the city’s corner containers designed like large mailboxes.
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Dubois
Ralph Allen
Taft pushes action on living cost and inflation law
Senator Taft of Ohio signaled he may demand President Truman follow the step by step pattern of the Republican cost of living law before Congress acts on further anti inflation legislation. He chairs the Senate policy committee and says hearings would be needed within 15 days after proposals.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Congress
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
House Economic Committee
Houe
Banking Committees
Silver House
Tobey
R-Nh
Senate Banking Group
General Eisenhower Nomination Prospects Stir 1948 GOP Race
General Eisenhower said he could not accept the nomination. Supporters planned a California primary bid as GOP leaders discuss the Eisenhower threat. The CIO split over Henry Wallace’s third party bid with the Wallace camp seeking entry while unions debated the political risk. Bridges and other left wing figures warned Truman could be elected, amid uncertain GOP unity behind Eisenhower’s formal statements and rising talk of his state primary entry.
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California
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
CIO
Henry Wallace
The
Labor Organization
Roosevelt
Wallace
Harry Bridges
International Long Shoreman's Union
Elemnet
Truman
GOP
D. Eisenhower
Sutton Reelected President of First Federal S and L
Robert S. Sutton was reelected president of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Indiana at the annual meeting. J. E. Campbell became vice president and other officers including A. Torrence, J. H. Lukensberg, Li M. Peeler, and director terms were noted. The yardstick year marked a 42 percent asset rise to over 1,021,000, a record in savings growth, and a 2 percent semiannual dividend. The association reported strong mortgage lending, with over 110 loans totaling more than 2,000,000 and substantial veteran home loans with no defaults.
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First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Indiana
Aas
J. E. Campbell
A. H. Torrence
Sec
J. H. Lukensberg
Li M. Peeler
A. Berner
J. A. Robinson
A. J. Strhura
D. W. Simpson
Maj. Simpson
John M. Miller
Miller
Federal Savings and Loans Insurance Corporation
Association
Wille
Federal
Indiana County
Veterans Home Loans
Veterans Administration
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
First Federal
GOP Delegates Face Hike In Hotel Prices
PHILADELPHIA January 23 Delegates and guests to the Republican and Democratic National Conventions may face room rate increases up to about 50 percent, the Philadelphia Hotel Association said a special committee will set a schedule with Walter S Hallanan. Joseph E Mears cited losses in room occupancies during the weeks around the conventions as the reason for higher rates.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hotel Association
Walter S. Hallanan
Joseph E. Mears
Top GOP contenders weigh outsider bid to block convention blitz
Report notes Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Senator Robert A. Taft and former Gov. Harold Stassen discuss strategies that could eliminate each other to aid an outsider like Hisenhower. The piece references late Wendell L. Willkie and hints at maneuvers to ward off another convention surge.
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Yes
Wendell L. Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Hisenhower
Churchill Calls For Showdown With Russ
Churchill urged Western unity and quick action on Bevin’s plan for European consolidation. He defended closer Franco Benelux ties and a possible U S Britain military alliance, citing Fulton and urging nonpartisan support as the future security strategy. The foreign office declined immediate commitment while Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg reviewed bevin proposals.
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Churchill
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Soviet Union
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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Italy
Europe
United States
Fulton
Missouri College
Truman
U.S
Great Britain
Russia
Stet
Elizabeth
Newg
Obituaries from Indiana area mourn several residents
Obituaries list deaths from Indiana hospital and area towns. Harriet Hullentaugh Dunmire of Weat Labaton died in Indiana Memorial Hospital. Jacob Davis Shaffer of Unity Pa, a former Indiana resident, died when a car fell on him. Sarah Lydic Shaffer and Milton Windows are also noted among the deceased with survivors and service details. Services are scheduled in Wesleyan Methodist and Oakland Cemetery Indiana, with famil y and local church arrangements.
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Dunmine
Harriet Hullentaugh Dunmire
Weat Labaton
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Robingon's
North Seventh Street
D. Earl Turner
Oakland & Cemetery
Indiana
Jacob Davis Shaffer
Unity Pa
White Township
Blair B. Shaffer
W. E. McGeary
Salina
Délia Davis’ (Shaffer) McGeary
Gladys Henneman Shaffer
Alvo Swinging
Jacob
Eugene
Arthur
John
Harry
Jean
Myrtle Davis George
Homer City
Blair Shaffer
R. D
William
Donald
LaVerne McGeary
South Pacific
Pitcairn
Universal
Robinson’s
North Seventh Stree
Westleyan Methodist Church
Thurman McCracken
I. D. Swinehart
Oakland Cemetery
Lippy Durocher and Laraine Day Plan Possible Second Wedding
Dodgers manager Leo Durocher and actress Laraine Day discuss a potential second wedding after Day's divorce decree from James Ray Hendricks. Durocher says plans, if any, will be announced after he returns from New York, with no midnight rush and no secret arrangements.
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Los Angeles
Leg
Lippy
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