Discovery May Lead Way To Vaccine For Polio
AP science report details a potential polio vaccine approach. Researchers Bodian and Horstman show antibodies in blood can neutralize the virus before it reaches nerves, with monkey tests matching human implications. If feasible, antibody shots could protect during epidemics, though sourcing blood and duration are challenges.
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Science Reporter
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Cairo Lifts Curfew for Ramadan Amid Fire Riots
Egypt's government announced the Cairo curfew will be lifted during Ramadan starting June 5, easing restrictions after January fire riots. The move aims to allow celebrations and daily activities to resume during the holy month.
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Puzzle De Wean2 1 Sphere 2 Wooden wine instrument
Answer to Previous Puzzle list: multiple clues with definitions and word fits across 57 items. includes references to Mr Lincoln, Taj Mahal, Goddess of dawn, Lamb pen name, and various everyday terms from shoes to telephones. compiled as a themed word puzzle page.
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Harder To Come By Money For Business Men
New York report notes cash is tightening as taxes rise and costs grow. Corporations show lower liquidity with quick assets down 12 percent and current cash plus government bonds at 60 percent of current liabilities. By June 30 firms must pay 70 percent of federal income taxes in cash. Actions suggested include cutting prices, reducing dividends, delaying expansion, and trimming excess corporate expenditures.
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New York
Edward W. Buge
Controllers Institute
Management Planning and Control Committee
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Bernardin Bottle Cap Co
Evansville
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Chicago Displays Art In Stores In Fund Drive
More than two million dollars worth of paintings and fine art objects are shown in stores along Michigan Avenue and State Street in Chicago. The display supports the Chicago Art Institute emergency drive for 1.6 million dollars to rehabilitate and maintain the historic building, the institute's first public appeal in its 73 years.
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Speeding Case Ties Tax Fraud Charge in Ohio
Everett O. Saffell 51 faced a government tax fraud charge after speeding 58 mph and failing to pay income taxes from 1944 to 1950. Police found bank deposits suggesting larger earnings, with annual income between 4000 and 5000 dollars. Saffell claimed 10 dollars weekly salary and tip income. The case arose March 7 when Officer Wilkins stopped him. Police chief Prentice reported to the tax office. Reward eligibility for tax evasion tips noted.
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Cleveland
Everett O. Saffell
Saffell
Middlebury Heights
Jack Wilkins
Wilkins
Clyde E. Prentice
Edward J. Coleman
Rise in Lignite Use In United States
The use of lignite, a low grade coal, is increasing in the United States with about three million tons consumed annually.
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United States
Hollywood Guild Seeks Arbitration Over Jarrico Credit
The Screen Writers Guild asks a court to order arbitration between Howard Hughes of RKO and writer Paul Jarrico over screen credit for an RKO film. Hughes fired Jarrico after he declined to answer a congressional committee on communism, claiming the work was discarded and rewritten. Also notes Iowa accounts for 32 percent of U S popcorn production.
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Screen Writers Guild
Howard Hughes
RKO Studio
Paul Jarrico
Jarrico
RKO
Hughes
Congressional
Spaatz Sees Decline in Youth Flying Interest
Retired Gen. Carl A. Spaatz warns in Flying Magazine that the United States faces a dangerous shortage of young people eager to fly. He says demand for flying instruction is well below the level needed to sustain major air power and calls the situation alarming.
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Washington
Carl A. Spaatz
U.S. Air Force
Flying
U S Grant Manuscript Sent To Library Of Congress
A nine page manuscript by Ulysses S. Grant on why San Domingo should be annexed to the United States was presented to the Library of Congress. The gift was made by Maj. Gen. U S Grant the grandson of the 18th president.
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Ulysses SS. Grant
San Dosmingo
United States
Library of Congress
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