Cancer virus claim sparks British cancer research hope
The British Medical Journal reports experiments by Dr. W E Gye and colleagues showing that cancer may be propagated by a virus. Through drying treated mouse tumor tissue then reintroducing it to other mice, they argue a virus as the continuing cancer cause, challenging chemical theories and signaling a major advance in cancer research.
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Networks bar relief group from equal time on Truman program
In New York on March 25 three major radio networks refused the American Council of Christian Churches bid for equal time on the One Great Hour program hosted by President Truman and Hollywood figures. The event urges church attendance and donations for war sufferers abroad, while sponsors dispute funding to Church World Service amid claims of socialism and modernism. The networks CBS NBC and ABC declined the council’s request to respond during the broadcast. In Detroit, March 25, Automotive News estimated U S weekly vehicle output at 116,729 units, with 91,826 passenger cars and 24,903 trucks, down slightly from last week’s 89,196 cars and 25,444 trucks.
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Churchill Sees Old Friends In Washington Stopover
Winston Churchill, in Washington for a brief stopover, met with former and current U.S. officials, including President Truman and Vice President Barkley, at a dinner after a British embassy reception. He then departed for New York.
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George C. Marshall
Max OG. Truitt
Flaming Houston Gasser Quenched Second Time
In Houston Texas on March 25 a gas well near Galveston erupted twice, spouting gas and catching oil installations on fire. The blaze burned nine hours before mud was forced in to control it, then reignited and was quenched again with more mud and crew efforts.
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