Medical Honors Paid to Human Guinea Pig
A Chicago physician, Lloyd T. Koritz, 26, who served two years as a human guinea pig, is awarded by the Walter Reed Society for risking his life in medical experiments. He endured unconsciousness, a 30 day raw liver diet, and experiments with the push pull artificial respiration techniques while a University of Illinois medical student and Cook County Hospital intern.
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Eisenhower Urges One Year Extension for Trade Act
President Eisenhower asked Congress to extend the Reciprocal Trade Act for one year beyond its June 12 expiration to allow continued bargaining under current rules while foreign commerce and tariff policies are developed. Rep. Richard Simpson promotes a bill to extend with curbs on tariff-cutting powers, while Senate Leader Taft supports a one-year extension amid anticipated debates.
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U S to Deport Texas Jeweler as Communist
Washington reports Attorney Jagoda a Polish born 63 years old and 16 years naturalized at St. Louis was ordered deported. The jeweler Jagoda of Houston Texas had naturalization canceled. Immigration officers served the warrant after Brownell said Jagoda had engaged in Communist Party activity and possibly polygamy.
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