Hinges Of Hellgate Not So Torrid After All
A New York reporter uses a precision thermometer to compare temperatures around the city. Readings include 101 for hinges of Hellgate and 112 near a turbine, 178 for chicken pot pie, and 300 at a lit cigarette end, with calm conclusions that the hot foot is overdone and cool heads prevail.
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Hellgate
H. D. Quigg
New York
Minneapolis - Honeywell Co
G. L. Eberly
Philadelphia
McCarthy
Second Ave
Hellgate Bridge
Please Be Kind To Lost Python In England Appeal
Adrian Darley appeals to finders of his 15 foot python Tickey to treat the snake kindly after it escaped in Scarborough. Darley says the snake is harmless and docile and eats rats and mice, noting he has kept it since it was two feet long and fears it may forget how to hunt.
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Scarborough
England
Adrian Darley
Darley
Tickey
GOP Says Dems Are Still Running Against Hoover
Three Republican senators defend Herbert Hoover and the Hoover Commission as Democrats push Eisenhower era criticisms. Duff Bennett and Williams argue Democrats lack real issues and keep running against Hoover to attack policy. The DNC claims Hoover appointees favored a clock turning approach to government.
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Gop
Dems
Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Reorganization Commission
Democratic National Committee
Eisenhower
Hoover Commission
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Sen. Bennett
Utah
Sen. Williams
Del
Screen Actors Guild to vote on new contract tonight
Hollywood crowd gathers at Hollywood Legion Stadium to vote on a tentative contract to end the nationwide strike against TV and film producers. SAG directors predict approval but details of the agreement are not disclosed. Dean Acheson sails to Europe aboard Nieuw Amsterdam for a six week tour, first since 1952.
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Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Hollywood Legion Stadium
SAG
New York
Dean Acheson
Nieuw
Cambridge scientist claims bug reverts to youth through hormone
Professor Vincent Wigglesworth of Cambridge University reports a method to reverse aging in a living creature using juvenile hormone. The insect Rhodnius, a South American blood feeder, aged backward under treatment, with headless specimens living longer and displaying juvenile skin after hormone exposure. Further work aims to isolate the juvenile hormone for broader use.
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Cambridge
England
Vincent Wigglesworth
Cambridge University
Wigglesworth
Rhodnius
Hoover Commission Proposals Could Save Government Billions
Senator Knowland warned Congress may enact some Hoover Commission recommendations at the next session, though not all. The panel claimed its extensive proposals could save up to 814 billion dollars annually, but Congress previously failed to act on major measures in the last session.
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Sen. Knowland
California
Congress
Hoover Commission
New Healing Substance Eases Piles Without Surgery
Science reports a remedy that shrinks piles, relieves pain, and stops itching without surgery. Doctors note actual shrinking and patients say piles are no longer a problem. The cure uses Bio-Dyne, now sold as Preperation H in suppository or ointment form. Available at druggists with patent status indicated.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Woodbridge
N.J
Pappas
Paul
Route 1
East River
Manhattan
Fifth and Park Avenues
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Philco
Civil Defense
Screen Actors
Acheson
Europe
Bug
Wolverton Electric Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ford
New Friends
America
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