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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1960

Page

15

Cancer Cells Form Fast From Normal to Cancer in Minutes

AP report details a study by Sinvo Fiala Anna Fiala and Walter Grinsmann at Columbia University showing a normal cell can rapidly become cancerous in minutes during division after long exposure to a cancer-causing agent. Rat liver tumors were used to observe the swift final transformation as the cell supersedes the agent and the body's controls.

Robert Geldenstein Associated Press Chicago Sinvo Fiala Anna Fiala Walter Grinsmann Department of Pathology Columpia University American Society

Zontians Mark Birthday At Frederick Club Dinner

The Frederick Zonta Club celebrated its 20th anniversary with a dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Wedgwood Room. Miss Hal Lee Ott and U S Congress members were honored, with prayers and acknowledgments to public servants and Good Neighbor policy themes. Ancestral members and guests attended, including Miss Mary Castle Ott and Mrs. Nan Roderick.

Zontians Frederick Zonta Club Wedgwood Francis Scott Key Hotel Hal Lee Ott Miss Ott Frederick Washington, D.C West Harry 0. Schroeder Grace Stickel Castlemanent Hal Lee T. Ott Mary Castle Ott Nan Roderick

Bank President Takes His Life in Maryland

George Edwin Lawrence, president of Rising Sun National Bank, died of self inflicted throat and wrist slashes. Police say he left home about 8:45 AM for the bank but was seen entering a vacant house at 32 Haines Avenue. His body was found in a bank owned home bathtub, the medical examiner ruled death by own action.

Rising Sun George Edwin Lawrence Rising Sun National Bank R.C. Dodson Cecil County Lawrence Haines Avenue Frank Yale

Hutcheson Convicted for Contempt of Congress

Maurice A. Hutcheson, 62, president of the Carpenters Union, was found guilty of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Rackets Committee without invoking the Fifth Amendment. Federal District Judge James W. Morris said the committee had the right to ask and Hutcheson could avoid answering only by claiming the privilege against self incrimination.

Hutcheson Washington Maurice A. Hutcheson The Carpenters Union Congress Senate James W. Morris Walbthan Wavul

Mine cave kills three after inspector warned owner

Maryland district mine inspector Harry Buckley testified that four days before a cave at a coal mine killed three men he warned the owner the new shaft was too close to an old opening. The warning came during an official hearing on the accident.

Kitzmiller Maryland Harry Buckley Frostburg

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