New Drug Blood Plasma Substitute and Germ Killer
EW YORK February 7 0 P A new drug can be used as an blood plasma substitute or an internal germ killer Its discoverer said the chemical miracle olive thing will be down ge PVP Toda Wave proved it an excellent withadiinte for bleed plasma and when mixed with primary fedine becomes a powerful Key claims include treating the common cold venereal disease skin ailments and that to dine the best hermicide known though poisonous internal use Shelanski said mixing with PVB makes it harmless to the body while killing germs A doctor can dose a patient drink inject into blood or paint a wound without risk of injury
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Attlee Regime Faces Crisis Vote Tonight
London February 7. Prime Minister Clement Attlee’s Labor government faced a pivotal Commons vote on nationalizing Britain’s steel industry. Government optimism rested on a four to five vote margin, with Conservative opposition calling the result even money. A defeat could trigger resignation, dissolution, and new elections. The nine Labour MPs decided to vote with the Conservatives, reducing the government’s majority to seven in the 621-seat House, while illness and absences kept outcomes uncertain.
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Clement R. Attlee
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Conservative
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Attlee
Oberall
Peace Pact Lets Japan Decide On Reforms After Treaty
The United States proposes letting Japan choose after a peace treaty whether to keep major occupation reforms. Ambassador Dulles indicated post treaty terms will not bind the U S to preserve reform measures. Japan could theoretically repeal reforms such as land reform and anti monopoly actions, though opposition from Britain and some neighbors is expected. U S forces would remain provisionally to prevent a power vacuum, and Japan would later build its own defenses to join collective security on equal terms.
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United States
John Foster Dulless
Japan
Soa
Dulles
Unite States
Theft to Buy Wife Neck Brace Charged
Los Angeles police report Ruth Conkey, wife of a civil service stenographer earning $246 a month, needed a neck brace and George Thompson Conkey is accused of taking over $300 from the sheriff’s secret service fund. Conkey, a 22 year sheriff’s department veteran, was arrested yesterday.
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Ruth Conkey
Civil Service
George Thompson Conkey
Ernes Roll
Sheriff's Secret Service Fund
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Sheriff's Department
Truman to hold weekly news conference tomorrow
President Truman will hold his weekly news conference at 10 20 a m est tomorrow. The briefing is scheduled in Washington and will address current events and policy questions from reporters.
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Truman
Washington
Sheriff Admits Breaking Oath Over Jefferson Gambling
Sheriff Frank J. Clancy of Jefferson Parish Louisiana told the Senate crime investigating committee he had broken his oath by not enforcing antigambling laws. He said gambling provided jobs for over 1000 people including many "old and underprivileged" residents and defended his actions as aiding those in need.
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Frank J
King) Clancy
Jefferson Parish
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
New Orleans
Clancy
Crime Committee
Senate
Congress
Sen
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Guard Seizes Reporter At Argonne Lab For Unauthorized Entry
Chicago February report states RadioTV commentator Paul Harvey was seized by a guard at Argonne National Laboratory for an unauthorized entry after reportedly scaling a fence. He was handed to the FBI for questioning, released, and the incident remains under investigation. The AEC and FBI issued statements denying Harvey’s FBI employment and noting ongoing inquiries.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Paul Harvey
Argonne National Laboratory
AEC
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Harvey
American Broadcasting Company
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FBI
Paul H. Aubrandt
Argonne Laboratory
Dupage County
Man Kills Girl and Burns Body in Furnance
York police report a 11 year old girl, Fannie Shirley Carroll, missing since Saturday. A Black apartment building superintendent was arrested on a homicide charge after allegedly admitting to slaying his stepdaughter and cramming her body into a furnace. Authorities launched an intensive hunt following her mother’s missing notice.
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Fannie Shirley Carroll
Senate Probers Question Hanley Again on Finances
Senate elections subcommittee members questioned former Lt Gov Joe R Hanley about his personal finances tied to the Hanley letter He and his son Julian declined comment noting any statement would come from the committee The panel may subpoena Hanley if he refuses to testify and continues to probe a 150000 note connection Hanley shifted from gubernatorial aims to a Senate bid against Herbert Lehman at Dewey's urging
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Sen
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Iowa
Dewey
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