Powder of trypsin promises new wound cleaner
Boston reports a white crystallized trypsin powder that eats dead tissue without harming healthy tissue. Doctors describe its potential to liquefy empyema and infected masses in chest cavities, aiding drainage and treatment of tuberculosis complications and various infections.
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Boston
Americal College of Surgeons
Howard Reiser
SC. Roettig
George M. Curtis
Ohio State University College of Medicine
Clark County
Rocky Glen Turebculosis
Columbus
Viicago
University of Kansas student officers named for ROTC unit
The University of Kansas appoints H Herth ipinen and an interim officer as student leaders of the Reserve Officers Training Corps with midshipman petty officer third class to serve as squad leaders. Also noted are signals of safflower plantings and Nebraska football anchors Charley Toogood and Mike McCormack preparing for the upcoming matchup with the Huskers.
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H. Herthipinen Waneer
Teanang Carpe
University of Kans Heinrich
Anice
Rhode Island
Wil
Petit
Kans Halls
Irow
Mike McCormack
Kansas University
Charley Toogood
Nebraska
Bob Reynolds
This Man Mines Coal Right In Lawrence
Herbert R. Gordon of Route 2 near Lawrence operates a private coal strip mine on his four mile west farm, extracting soft real bituminous coal from a 14 foot deep seam. He has mined over 140 tons since August and estimates eight to ten acres could be mined in five years, pending steady sales.Knowledge of local geology and past mining within the area supports his effort to turn hobby into income while maintaining a pond project on the southeast farmfront.
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H. B. Gordon
Gordon
Albert Hadl
Lawrence
Sean
Rachelie Studie
Herbert R. Gordon
Albert Had
Dana
Wakarusa
Gorden Hees
Gordan
Bey
Hie Place
Ull
Albert Hac
Madl
Gordons
National defense exposes alleged communist master plan
The National Defense Department claims a secret communist strategy to topple the Philippines government. It cites a plan for 116,000 fighters in 35 divisions to strike in November next year, with leaders linked to Hukbalahap. Several detainees remain held without charge or bail as diplomats seek clarification.
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National Defense Department
Philippines
Reds
Manila
Communist Headaquir
Habeas Coal
Quirina
Defense Department
Luis Tarue
Red
Hukbalahap
Ted Plan
Running to Uncle says government should not solve all
Dallas economist Dr. Arthur A. Smith argued at the American Institute of Steel Construction convention in Houston on October 25 that individuals must take more initiative. He urged quitting the habit of seeking government aid for disputes and backing private solutions in management and labor matters.
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Houston
Tex
Dallas
Arthur A. Smith
American Institute of Steel Construction
Schope ll blasts Truman on communists in high places
Sen Andrew Schoeppel Kan resumed attack on Truman administration denouncing complacency toward communists in government. He spoke in Avenworth to about 260 people, faulting Secretary Chapman and Democratic rival Buren R. Chapman era.
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Aavenworth
Kan
Andrew Schoeppel
Truman
Plac Schoeppel
Republilcan
Neterior
Oscar Chapman
eVell
Senate
Fotade
Chapman
Schoeppel
Comab
Maternment
T Tunul Aiken
Duck
Dodge
Couise
Koeppel
Bird
Harry
Rans
G.O.P
Atchison youths field dozen junior grid teams
In Atchison Kansas a 12 team junior football league for 9 to 12 year olds fields about 250 players from five public schools three parochial schools a Negro school and the state orphans home. The program uses junior size balls on regulation fields to build skill and safety with widespread community support and volunteer coaches.
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Atchison
Kan
Kansas
C. L. Lemon
Kidpower
Lemon
Jplayer
Altho
Bethany College
Tindsborg
St. Mary’ Fornia
Atchison High School
Frivitian
Lemon Hes
Dali
Adv
Lenton
Formosa marks fifth anniversary of handover to China
Formosa celebrated today the fifth anniversary of its formal handing over to China by the dapatese who had ruled it for half a century. Paraders with firecrackers drums and choking cymbals filled the streets as festivities continued.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Kentucky Coach Rupp Cries Over New Kentucky Fieldhouse
Kentuckys coach Adolph Rupp vents about summer basketball in the Catskills and a hard floor causing shin splints amid his team’s prep in the new field house. He laments the lack of spring in the court and critiques Ivy League style play seen in recent games.
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Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
New York
Kentucky
Catskill Mountains
Adolph
Villanova
Rupp
Hunn
Lexington
A Fireman's Dream Fake Alarm Traps Drivers
In Little Rock on October 25 the fire department staged a fake alarm near Jacksonville to study driver behavior. Motorists rushing to the scene encountered squirting water from hoses, and one man struck a firefighter at the street, receiving a punishment of $100 in fines or penalties.
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Little Rock
Ark
Fier
Jacksonville
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Dick Reg
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Berklan
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Nat Rogers
Garden
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Tommy Farr
England
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Mickey McBride
Carl Rebele
Dots
Eastern Kentucky College
Paul Duncan
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Larry North
Eddie Erderatz
Nayr
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Drew
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Overland Greyhound Lines
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