Unseen Cancer Fight at Wisconsin Lab Aims to Unravel Cause
In Madison, at the University of Wisconsin McArdle Memorial Laboratory, Drs James and Elizabeth Miller lead azo dye cancer research in rats. The work links protein binding, vitamin B2 effects, and liver tumor formation to understand cancer development and the slow path to breakthroughs.
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Madison
Wis
Cancer Laboratory
Hollywood
Cancer Research Laboratory
James
Elizabeth Miller
H. P. Rusch
McArdle
James Miller
Miller
Warning On Semitism Warns of Resurgent Nationalism in Germany
The U S adviser of Jewish affairs in Germany warns against rising militant nationalism and deep hatred of Jews. Harry Greenstein, a Baltimore man and Jewish group official, cites observers noting nationalism increasing since 1948 and fears Hitlerism may endure unless elected leaders decisively reject it.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Harry Greenstein
Baltimore
Austria
Hitler
Pulp mill at Coosa River Newsprint nears full startup
The Childersburg Alabama plant, a $32 million mill operated by Kimberly Clark and funded by over 125 newspapers, begins initial pulp production. Ground was broken April 16, 1948, on government lands at the ordnance works reservation with a planned full capacity of 100 000 tons annually.
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Childersburg
Ala
Coosa River
Kimberly- Clark Corp
Neenah
Wis
Childersburg Ordnance Works Reservation
U. S
Ex-Convict Faces Two Morals Charges in Missouri Case
In Columbia Missouri a 26 year old Black man Jack Bradford an ex convict is charged with raping a 16 year old babysitter and attempting to report the incident against a Stephens College freshman Prosecuting Attorney Carl Sapp says Bradford signed a written confession claiming he hurt the babysitter last October 29 Bradford repudiated the statement at arraignment saying I am guilty of looking into windows but I never laid hands on a white woman His prior arrest for window peeping on December 4 is noted and he was re arrested Friday Bradford s grandfather Jess Scott was fatally hurt by a mob in 1923 after being accused of raping a white woman.
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Columbia
Stephens College
Carl Sapp
Jack Bradford
Bradford
Temple Margett
Jess Scott
Sabotage Charge Made by Union Leaders in Mexico City
Union leaders blamed for sabotaging the textile industry after a labor board decision ends a strike. Honora to Cassasco, head of the Centro Patronal, faces the charge in Mexico City. Methods cited include folded arm strikes and running machines without raw material to disrupt production schedules. owners also allege foremen are locked in, denied meals, and refused changes of clothes.
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Labor Board
Honorato Cassasco
Centro Patronal
Mexico City
Quality Meets Draw 8 000 In Wisconsin
More than 8 000 Wisconsin dairy farmers milk haulers and dairy plant representatives attended 55 dairy quality meetings across six weeks. Talks covered Wisconsin new quality milk production standards with broad cooperation from county agents, the state department of agriculture, the college of agriculture and the American Dairy association.
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Wisconsin
Lester Legrind
Dairy Division
State Department of Agriculture
Legrid
The
College of Agriculture
American Dairy Association
Westby High to Stage Three Act Play Janie
Westby High junior class will stage the three act play Janie in the school auditorium at 8 p m on Tuesday December 13. The story follows a teenage girl living beside an army camp with cast members including Shirley Sagmoen Lucille Colburn Elaine Rudser Elsbeth Colburn and Janie Colburn played by Shirley Burke with Richard Knutson Robert Mathison and many others. Naomi Schoville directs.
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Westby
Wis
Janie
Westby High School
Richard Knutson
Charles Colburn
Shirley Sagmoen
Lucille Colburn
Elaine Rudser
Elsb
Milk Timing Debate: Evening Milk Worth More Than Morning
A remark asserts evening milk from four cows yields superior quality to morning milk. The claim emphasizes time of milking over unit size.
Cartoonist Clifford Berryman Dies Peacefully At 80
Washington newspaper icon Clifford K. Berryman aged 80 died Sunday after a long career at The Evening Star. A Pulitzer winner and creator of the teddy bear, he collapsed in the Star lobby on November 17 and passed away at home from a heart ailment. Funeral services planned at Washington Heights Presbyterian Church. Survived by widow and two children James and Florence. James is also a Star cartoonist. Florence writes an artists column for the same paper.
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Clifford K. Berryman
Evening Star
America
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The
Star
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
James
Florence
Windsor
Roosevelt
Congress
Paul V McNutt
Lewis B. Hershey
John L. Lewis
Philip
O'Dwyer Ends Bellevue Stay Heads to Fort Lauderdale
New York mayor William O'Dwyer left Bellevue hospital after two weeks of rest and treatment for heart strain respiratory ailment and fatigue and traveled by train to Fort Lauderdale Florida for a similar convalescence.
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New York
William O'Dwyer
Bellevue Hospital
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Notable Deaths Across Cities Include Press Figures
Saranac Lake Charlie Palmer 93 owner of St Joseph News Press Gazette and AP founder. Oklahoma City Bower Broaddus 1. Durham Duke biochemistry Dr William Pertzweig 58. Washington cartoonist Clifford Kimberryman. Providence cartoonist James Henderson 63. Asheville Charles Webb 83 board chairman Asheville Citizen Times. Pittsburgh Edward Leech 37 editor Pittsburgh Press Scripps Howard senior editor.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Charlies M. Palmer
St. Joseph, Mo
News-Press and Gazette
Associated Press
Asheville, N. C
Charles A. Webb
The
Asheville
Citizen and Times
Pittsburgh
Edward T. Leech
Pittsburgh Press
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Pancake Supper By Harrison Jones Legion Dec 15
Hillsboro Wisconsin Special notice says Harrison Jones Legion post will sponsor a pancake supper on December 15 in the basement of the First Congregational Church starting at 5 30 p m Proceeds likely support Security Bonds.
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Hillsboro
Wis
Harrison- Jones Legion Post
First Congregational Church
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