Suit Renewed Blaming Fags for Cancer
Ira C. Lowe of Festus Missouri filed a new Circuit Court suit against R I Reynolds Tobacco Co seeking 560000 damages for lung cancer he says was caused by heavy cigarette smoking He withdrew a prior federal suit and named Fat Mariam operator of a market where he bought Reynolds cigarettes as a defendant Lowe said he smoked more than two packs daily from 1930 to 1952 when his right lung was removed after finding cancer.
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Ira C. Lowe
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R. I Reynolds Tobacco Co
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Reynards
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Father's Day gift ideas from a 1950s camera store
The narrator recalls hiding in an oven while clothes were cleaned after a shoot and promotes Polaroid Highlander and Brownie movie cameras as affordable Father’s Day gifts. They highlight instant photos, low costs, easy use, and a 10 percent down payment with simple terms, inviting future visits.
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Chest Specialists Won't Blame Smokes For Cancer
The American College of Chest Physicians refused to single out cigarette smoking as a definite cause of lung cancer after hours of debate. A non-committal resolution urged further research before naming any single agent. Dr. Richard Overholt of Brookline proposed naming smoking as a suspect, but others cited smog, chimney smoke, auto fumes, and dense air as influencing factors.
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American College of Chest Physicians
Overholt
Alvis J. Greer
Houston
U S Confirms Capture of 5 Yanks by Indo Rebels
U S military officials in Saigon announced five American Air Force mechanics captured by Communist rebels near Tourane base in Indochina. The men, part of a larger contingent assisting in servicing fighters and transports, were reported missing as Saigon and Paris authorities weigh propagation risks and locate relatives. French forces meanwhile evacuated Moulampek on the Mekong in southern Laos after a rebel assault, as clashes intensify in the Red River Delta with heavy losses on both sides.
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Ohn W
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Capt John H Cowles Dies A Masonry Leader At 90
Capt John Henry Cowles 90 longtime leader in U S Masonry died today in Washington He retired in 1952 after 33 years as sovereign grand commander of the Supreme Council 33rd Degree Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the Southern Jurisdiction United States The article notes his high rank and long service within the Masonic order.
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John Henry Cowles
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Supreme Council
United States
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