Quaker Students Win Draft Law Reprieve in Court
Two 25 year old Quaker Wilmington College students Parker and Probasco faced trial for failure to register for peacetime draft. Under federal procedure they supplied required information to the draft board without signing cards, effectively registering. Judge Druffel had Mrs. Nowold sign for them after they refused to sign. Attorney S A Robinson argued signing would violate Quaker beliefs.
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Cincinnati
Wilmington
Douglas R. Parker
William E. Probasco
U. S
John H. Druffel
William J. Dammarell
Parker and
Probasco
Leila K. Nowold
Wilmington Draft Board
Druffel
Judge Dammarell extends case for indefinite continuation
At the request of Dammarell the case was continued indefinitely as he seeks further information from the U S attorney general. Harrop Freeman of Cornell University said conferences are being held in Washington with the attorney general to try to prevent prosecutions of Quakers who refuse to sign draft registration cards.
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Druffel
U. S
Harrop Freeman
Cornel University
Ithica
N. Y
Robinson
Washington
Rabbit Snores Disrupts Doctor's Cancer Research
Dr Roy G Williams of the University of Pennsylvania reports his brown rabbit snores during ears cell observations for a year. Each time the microscope is positioned the bunny dozes and snores, misaligning instruments. Williams notes rabbits appear easily bored.
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Roy G. Williams
University of Pennsylvania
Williams
Dr. Williams
Crustacean crossword clues list and answers
A compact list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues including terms for foods and living beings. Across items cover popular foods and abstract concepts while down items include words for fold roved donkey exist earth distant and related Hebrew deity affirmative consumers and other common terms.
Fragmented Clues From Puzzle Page Reveal Wordplay
A scrambled assortment of crossword style entries includes definitions for antiseptic bird and indolent along with suffixes and abbreviations. Readers parse clues like improved symbol and strike lightly while noting repeated indolent and related word fragments.
Cancer Tests Working In Lab Not In Humans
New York doctors report cancer tests show promise in rabbits and in test tubes but not in people. Dr John G Kidd of The New York Hospital and Cornell Medical Center notes immune rabbits reject transplanted tumors and a fungus derived antibiotic kills cancer cells in vitro, yet toxicity and ethical limits prevent human use now. He aims to separate action from harm while warning of long road ahead. Support research. give to the American Cancer Society.
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New York
John G. Kidd
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Kidd
Grudge Seen In Wounding Buck By Ex Merchant Mariner
In New York, former Republican Congressman Ellsworth Buck, 58, was shot three times near his Staten Island office and left in a hospital in satisfactory condition. Police caught the suspect, Charles Van Newkirk, 57, an ex Merchant Marine engineer from Amherst New Hampshire, who admitted firing the shots from a .38 revolver. He faces felonious assault charges after saying the act stemmed from a prior congressional committee decision buck led. The district attorney said Van Newkirk was dismissed as a commander in 1945 for being unable to manage a crew.
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New York
Ellsworth B Buck
Buck
Staten Island
Charles van Newkirk
Amherst
N. H
Herman Methfessel
van Newkirk
Richmond County
Merchant Marine
Education Committee Denies Van Newkirk Appeal
In an opinion authored by Buck the Education Committee denied Van Newkirk's appeal. The ruling preserves prior decisions and closes the matter with no further action expected.
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Education Committee
van Newkirk
Buck
Mrs Heart plans battle to extend life
Oklahoma City AP reports 51 year old widow known as Mrs Heart receives 12000 letters urging more medical help after fearing she would die in 1938. She resumes treatment seeking doctors to extend her life beyond a year with a sanitarium retreat and asks that her real name not be revealed.
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Oklahoma City
Woman Recovers, Ponders Future Amid Mail Deluge
She recalls fleeing to rest and reflect after being sought by pursuers. The enormous mail backlog looms as an obstacle to her plans, yet she asserts a revived sense of purpose now guiding her path.
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