Cancer risk outlined in six decade study findings
Atlantic City reports a six decade study indicating 20 of every 100 people may develop cancer. Dr. Morton J. Levin cites women facing 50 percent breast cancer risk, with skin stomach and cervical cancers also prominent. Overall cancer expectancy is 22 percent for women and 18 percent for men, with age shifts in predominance and early treatment improving survival.
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Morton J. Levin
New York State Health Department
Public Health Cancer Association
Levin
Health Department
Division of Cancer Control
Beulah Visits Flintridge Mansion in Last Sightings
Beulah Louise Overell 18 visits the 14 room family mansion in Flintridge with cousin Marjarie Sungquist amid an estate auction planned for Oct 23 to settle the late Financier Walter Overell and wife. Bud Gollum and George Woods left town for a desert camping trip after a verdict acquitting them of the parents murder.
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Bud) Gollum
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Bud
Los Angeles University
Rubber Alarm Bale Bounces Into Fire in Bronx
A bale of crude rubber toppled from a truck in the Bronx and bounced into a fire alarm box, prompting two fire engines and two hook and ladder units to respond. The truck driver Joseph McCollum of Springfield Massachusetts was released after explaining the false alarm.
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Bullitt Urges U S Save China From Reds Quickly
Former ambassador to Russia and France William C Bullitt calls in Life Magazine for a three year 1 350 000 000 aid plan to China to prevent Soviet subjugation. He urges Americans to back Chiang Kai shek with MacArthur organizing a joint plan and rapid munitions to keep Manchuria from becoming a Soviet satellite.
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William Co. Bullitt
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China
Life Magazine
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Far East
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Greek Troops Rout Guerrillas in Mountain Clash
Greek government forces under Brig. Nocles Papadopoulos used planes and artillery to rout guerrillas on Mount Tymphres, about 30 miles west of Lamnia. The action left 50 insurgents dead and others captured or surrendering, with significant supplies and ammunition seized.
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Gros Press
Nocles Papadopoulos
Tymphrestos
Lamnia
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