Cancer treatment advance eyed from fooled cells by fraud compound
Dr Waclaw Szybalski reported at a biology meeting that a chemical named BUDR fools human cells, making them more sensitive to X rays in tube tests. The compound mimics thymidine, a DNA building block, and could allow lower radiation doses to kill cancer cells while reducing harm to normal tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
University Park
Waclaw T. Szybalski
Tuggers Institute of Microbiology
American Institute of Biologi
Cal
Budr
Szybalski
Finch Pleads Innocent in Covina Murder Case
In Pomona California Dr. R Bernard Finch 41 pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the shooting death of his socialite wife Barbara 33 at the Finch Covina home. His lover Carole Tregoff 22 faced possible dismissal of murder charges as her fate remained undecided.
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Pomona
Calif
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Miss Tregoff
Superior Court
James G. Whyte
Dr. Finch
Finch
Barbara
Covina
Woman Finds Relief After 74 Years With LANACANE Creme
D Ward of Los Angeles describes long years of vaginal and rectal itching ending with relief after using LANACANE a new scientific medicated creme. The product claims fast acting antiseptic healing for skin irritations including rash eczema and chafing and urges readers to buy at drug stores.
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D. Ward
L.A
Youth Draws 100 Fine In Hubcap Theft
Four youths were cited for petit larceny after hubcap thefts. William H. Thomas, 19, of 6 Sunset Place, was found guilty by Judge J. T. Lamb, fined 100 dollars plus costs and placed on six months probation. Three others were referred to juvenile authorities. Police said the group admitted taking two hubcaps from a car at 702 Auburn St and another theft in July. In a separate case, Robert Lee Lacey, 23, an Air Force sergeant, was sent for a pre‑sentence examination at Lima State Hospital after pleading guilty to two counts of exposing himself to minors.
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J. T. Lamb
William H. Thomas
Sunset
Auburn St
Robert Lee Lacey
U. S. Air Force
Lima State Hospital
Longview
Lacy
Truck Overflow Brings Fine For Lebanon Driver
Raymond Kinnard of Lebanon was found guilty of placing injurious material on a street after an oil truck overflowed near Logan-Long Co. He was fined $2 and costs. Other cases: Arnold Williams of Miamisburg fined $25 plus one-year driving suspension for improper operation. John Towler Clark Sr. fined $25 and 30 days jail (suspended) for assault and battery and $25 more suspended on disorderly conduct. Bonds forfeited: Harold Musselman for running a stop sign $15. Forest Dale Combs for improper operation $25. John Hawthorn for crossing a yellow line $15.
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Franklin
Raymond Kinnard
Lebanon
Logan - Long Co
J. T. Riley
Kinnard
Arnold Williams
Miamisburg
John Towler
Clark Sr
Harold Musselman
Dayton
Forest
Dale Combs
S. Main St
John Hawthorn
Cleveland St
Middletown
Benny Truman Taping TV Show in Kansas City
Jack Benny arrived in Kansas City to tape a TV program with former President Harry S. Truman as guest star. Truman will conduct Benny on a tour of the Truman Library with aims for good taste and a dignified presentation. Benny predicts laughs but a restrained tone.
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Kansas City
Jack Benny
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Benny
Fund Help Survivors After Gasoline Fire Deaths
A $125,945 fund has been raised to assist dependents of six men who died in a gasoline fire on August 18 and others injured. Five of the dead were firefighters, the sixth was truck driver Francis J. Toomes who helped the firemen.
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Kansas City
Francis J. Toomes
No Record Seen For State Fair Attendance Gap
Ohio State Fair heads into the homestretch with officials dropping any idea of record attendance. After three days the tally trails 69 000 behind three years ago. Rain and other factors blamed. Roy Rogers formerly starred then left as the fair shifts to agriculture shows and junior competitions. The fishing pond finally gets fish from Cold Creek Fish Co. 900 pounds will be stocked for free fishing for youths under 14. Junior winners include John McKitrick for Brown Swiss cattle and a Ram champion from Castralia. multiple 4-H and FFA honors awarded to youth from Bucyrus Ridgeway Dresden and Eaton areas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rowland Bishop
Bishop
Roy Rogers and
Rogers
Robert Terhune
Cold Creek Fish Co
Venice
Terhune
Cowboy Rogers
John McKitrick
Dublin
Welcome
Charming Rose
McKitrick
William Levis
Castralia
H. W. Ferson
Rt. 2
van Wert
James Hoffsis
Bucyrus
Judy Jacobs
Ridgeway
Richard Goetz
Dresden
FFA
Crossword Puzzle Clues From 1959 King Features Syndicate
The page features a compact crossword with numbered clues ranging from 1 to 55 across topics like breach supply venomous vessel serpent and various other terms. The grid includes references to Italian carpet rustic sharp mountain spur sea eagle and multiple smaller clue entries reflecting a midcentury puzzle style.
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Low
France
Baffled
Jehovah
Tapestry
Jima
Khrushchev Invites Sholokhov To America After Book Dispute
Premier Nikita Khrushchev invited novelist Mikhail Sholokhov to accompany him to the United States, seemingly ending a publicized dispute over Sholokhovs unfinished sequel to The Virgin Soil Upturned. The book reportedly faced pressure to alter its tragic ending, with Khrushchev’s gesture signaling a mutual settlement.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikhail A. Sholokhov
United States
New York Times
Times
Harrison Salisbury
Sholokhov
Communist Party
Salisbury
Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Bal
Boris Pasternak
Pravda
Davydov
Don Country
America
Man Charged In Reported Incident Of Small Girl
Charles Thomas Crawford, 21, faces police court today on charges tied to injuring a 6 year old girl and jamming her into a running refrigerator. The girl, Debby Tucker, was found by her stepfather in the apartment freezer Sunday. Crawford is held on two bonds of 2500 each and the child survived after being revived at General Hospital.
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Cincinnati
Charles Thomas Crawford
Crawford
Little Debby Tucker
Kenneth Spangler
Spanglers
Fred Mushroom Co. plans $150000 growth expansion
Corwin S. Fred, president of Fred Mushroom Products Co., announced a $150,000 expansion and modernization program to start construction on a 40,000 square foot building in October. The plant, which employs about 100, grows and cans mushrooms and sauces and processes over two million pounds annually, marking the firm s 30th anniversary.
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Lebanon
Fred Mushroom Products Co
Corwin S. Fred
Fred
Fred's
Ohio wildlife supervisor suspended over conflicts at Athens
The wildlife district office supervisor in Athens is suspended for two weeks and possibly reassigned after conflicts with area manager Matt Wright. Division chief Hayden W. Old attributed the issues to policy, program and personalities amid the tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Athens
Hayden W. Old
Jim Lee
Matt Wright
Olds
Middletown Hearing Probes Bar For Minor Sailor Drinks
MIDDLETOWN RI AP the town council held a Friday night hearing on charges that a local bar served beer to a minor sailor on July 4 the sailors identified were Rodney Brewer and Reid Tippler.
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Middletown
R.I
Reid Tippler
Liquor Law Ends Prohibition in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma opens legal liquor sales at 10 a.m. in roughly 500 state sanctioned stores marking 52 years since prohibition. Gov Edmondson notes it begins an era of liquor taxation while no public drinking is allowed and bootleggers face obsolescence. Mississippi remains last dry state.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Carrie Nation
State Crime Bureau
Forrest Castle
Castle
J. Howard Edmondson
County Judge Koenig Dies in Auglaize County Ohio
Auglaize County Common Pleas Judge Jacob T. Koenig, 79, died Monday at his home in Wapakoneta Ohio. He served as a longtime jurist and held the county bench. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
Auglaize County
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Eaton
Asiatic Mammal
Russia
King Features Synd., Inc
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Micjriall
Sihiailie
Nikita
Stalin
General Hospital
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