Whole-graft kidney transplant marks medical frontier
Surgeons report Mrs. Tucker improved ten weeks after receiving a donor kidney from a 43 year old woman. The graft functioned with dye tests showing uptake and a ureter connection initially obstructed but soon resolving. Doctors note matching remains partial and tissue typing advances are ongoing at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago.
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R. H. Lawler
J. W. West
P. H. McNulty
E. J. Clancy
RP. Murphy
Chicago
Tucker
Zoo
Howard Tucker
Presbyterian Hospital
U S population tops 150 million in 1950 census
Official figures show the 1950 U S population at 150 697 361 as of April 1, marking a 14 5 percent gain since 1940. The ten year rise will alter House seats: California gains seven, Florida two, and Maryland Michigan Texas Virginia and Washington one each. Pennsylvania Missouri New York Oklahoma lose seats, while Arkansas Illinois Kentucky Mississippi and Tennessee each lose one.
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Washington
United States
House of Representatives
White House
California
Florida
Maryland
Michigan
Texas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Missouri
New York
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Illinois
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Tennessee. the Census Hnrary
Sigma Alpha Iota Presents American Composer Program
Sigma Alpha Iota will present a program by American composers Monday at 8 p.m. in Strong Auditorium. The women’s music fraternity promotes American musical development and international cultural links, with a three year composer competition and 95 college chapters plus 19,000 members. The program features choruses, ensembles, and solo works by noted members and guests, plus a student recital. Also noted is a report on Douglas county terrace work by K State agronomist Roscoe Ellis Jr, stating heavy rains and fall maintenance plans to protect soils next spring.
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School of Music
Ann Arbor
Sigma Alpha
Tota Naw
Serenade Lockwood
Maxine Alburty
Well Gaddis
Vistin
Davi Maurice Volosa
Mane
Torrata
Talia
LaForne
Tom Ceis
Klemigh Tremdan
Tuan Ee “Trop Night Rheap
Goat Carolee Fiatmerhart
Mariion Hare
Tipian Raeselt
Marian
Miner
Bonaia
Isebet Gaddis
Skilron
Requarth
Jeralid
Doaglan County
Roscoe Ellis
K-State Agronomist
Soi
Joxsea
Dried Eggs Sent to Vienna Youth by Quaker Aid
In Philadelphia on November 4 a steamship loaded 28 000 pounds of dried eggs and fur for shipment to the children of Vienna. The goods, part of overseas food aid, were supplied by the federal government to the American Friends Service Committee, a Quaker group, to aid Austrian youth.
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Atchison, Kan
Department of the Army
Japan
Vienna
Philadelphia
Exanthia
Children of
American Friends Service Committee
Dig Bulbs Now For Gladiolus And Dahlias Season
John S. Corvell, horticulturist at K State, urges digging bulbs of gladiolus and dahlias this season. Cuttings on many plants can be taken indoors, new.
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John S. Corvell
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