Proper Food Can Reduce Cancer Peril
New York report summarizes nutrition experts linking weight control to reduced cancer risk past middle age. Calorie restriction in mice lowers incidence of six cancers and leukemia, while studies in rats show protection from aro dye–related cancers with foods like liver powder riboflavin milk casein. Researchers note possible protection from hydrogenated coconut oil egg white and certain detergents.
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New York
Albert Tannenbaum
Department of Cancer Research
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
James A. Miller
University of Wisconsin
Mr. Miller
Wisconsin
Miller
Polynesian Settlers Introduce Various Plant Species
Polynesian and other settlers brought in diverse plant species, enriching local flora with new varieties. The movement of crops included ornamental and food plants, shaping regional gardens and agricultural practices over time.
Krause Seeks Assembly Post
E C Krause of La Crosse, a former state assembly member defeated for re election, has written legislators about his candidacy for chief clerk of the assembly for the session opening January 8. He served in 1941 1943 and 1945. the present chief clerk Arthur May of Madison is seeking reelection.
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Madison
Wis
E. C. Krause
la Crosse
State Assembly
Assembly
Krause
House
Arthur May
Wisconsin milk output to top last year in 1946
Wisconsin's 1946 milk production is expected to exceed 1945 by about 250 million pounds, reaching a record high. The crop reporting service notes dairy herds will produce over 15.5 billion pounds despite a drop starting in September and continuing through October November and December. Farmers' prices for milk and livestock also rose, with feed supplies described as ample despite high costs.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Federal-State Crop Reporting Service
Parcel Post Returns for Dodecanese Islands
The Dodecanese islands have resumed parcel post service with the outside world, restoring mail and package shipments to and from the region.
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Dodecanese Islands
Admiral Barbey Sees No Immediate War Risk Under World Authority
Vice Admiral Daniel E. Barbey, veteran of 63 Pacific landings and commander of the fourth fleet aboard the North Carolina, argues that the offensive power of major nations exceeds defensive power, making a large war unlikely without a central world authority to safeguard security. He envisions peace through UN-led arms reduction and universal guarantees of life, liberty, and security, while warning against rushed disarmament that could threaten national safety.
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New York
Daniel E. Barbey
Pacific
Barbey
Fourth Fleet
North Carolina
America
United Nations
Education Meet Held By Wisconsin Teachers College
The fourth in a series of meetings on teacher education took place in Tomah Tuesday afternoon with Tomah Superintendent E J McKean in charge. Participants included central state principals and superintendents, President Rexford Mitchell, Dr J F Rolfe, Miss Pauline Abel, Miss Jessie Caldwell, and college staff Wilma Stevenson Beulah Drom Everett Walters and Emery Leamer.
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Teachers College
Tomah
Wisconsin
Madison
la Crosse
Hiring for Tomah Veterans Hospital Opening in 1947
La Crosse state employment service reports a large demand for workers to staff the Tomah Veterans Hospital expected to open early in 1947. Positions range from male attendants and hospital technicians to clerical workers medical secretaries and nurses with on site housing offered. The exact headcount and job mix will be announced by the Veterans Administration soon.
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la Crosse
Veterans Administration
Warns Against Timber Cutting In Wisconsin Mills
Milwaukee reports a conservationists and lumbermen meeting warns that continued cutting of immature trees will threaten cities like Wisconsin Rapids Wausau and Stevens Point. Charlies F. Smith of Wausau notes only 20 percent of wood used by Wisconsin paper mills comes from state forests and a bill to regulate cutting will be advisory not dictatorial. The measure targets ten forest prevention districts in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rapids
Wausau
Stevens Point
Charlies F. Smith
Conservation Commission
Smith
Soldier on 30 day terminal furlough returns home
Sgt. Herbert E. Messinger of 1220 South 17th street is on a 30 day terminal furlough after 23 months in the army. He was recently released from Camp Atterbury hospital in Indiana where a leg injury from basketball in Hawaii was treated. He plans to resume studies at the Seventh Day Adventist school in Berea, Michigan.
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Herbert E. Messinger
South 17Th Street
Messinger
Army
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Hawaii
Seventh Day Adventist
Berrein
Mich
Logan Hosts "Long Hits of 1945" Musical Event
Logan high school presents an evening by Jesse Phil lips Robertson titled Long Hits of 1945. He sought authentic Oriental music studying at Teachers College and traveling to Palestine Syria and Egypt. He showcased ancient instruments with a baritone recital and humorous stage presence.
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Logan High School
Jesse Phillips Robertson
Teachers College
Columbia
Palestine
Syria
Egypt
Two to One London Hats in Paris Trend Report
London reports that most women visitors to Paris return with two new hats, reflecting a fashion trend as travelers shop for headwear during trips abroad. The note highlights cross city style exchanges and retail interest in millinery.
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London
Paris
Young Darien Girl Starts Bright Smile Training
Six year old Suzanne Dunn of Darien learns a sparkling smile from her mother, a former Powers Girl. The piece promotes regular Ipana brushing and gentle gum massage as gums and teeth benefit, noting a nationwide survey showing seven in ten dentists recommend massage for gums.
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Suzanne Dunn
Darien
Conn
Powers
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