Conley Friends Organize Club Back Candidate for Governor
A Winchester meeting formed the "Governor for Conley" club led by William J. Grove with 877 members. Officers include Grove as president and Alice Robzback as second vice president, while Dr. Conley pledged to protect Maryland's interests and argued for change after years of a single-party rule.
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Politician Pledges New Deal Candidacy at Mass Meeting
Altanm MO Wood of the city urged support for Dr Conley as the best choice and warned Governor Ritchie would drag down the Democratic party if Conley’s rivals prevailed. He called for revolution in politics and praised the Conley Club while Harry C Aligre of Brunswick backed Conley, promising Brunsick’s colors would show in the election.
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Subtle Superstition Haunts State Police Leader
An article notes Army style insignia and the number thirteen marked on Sergeant AL Maz the state police commandant. His personal markers include 13 on his cap gun and tombstone letters. He dismisses superstition saying I am not superstitious.
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Earthquake Shakes Southern Mexico injuring many
A strong quake struck southern Mezco region near D PP on January 28 causing injuries to numerous persons and heavy property damage. Other towns in Guer rero state reported damage as residents react to the tremor and its aftereffects.
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Roosevelt Moves to Devalue Dollar and Fund Stabilization
Washington observers forecast that President Roosevelt will devalue the gold dollar to 60 cents and create a $2,000,000,000 stabilization fund to curb foreign dollar power. The timing hinges on House concurrence in Senate amendments as Congress nears spring adjournment.
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Beach fire destroys Wrightsville Beach buildings
Wilmington reports a Sunday fire on Wrightsville Beach, nine blocks burned and 109 structures destroyed. The blaze started near Kitty Vottage, fanned by high winds, with losses over 1 million dollars, affecting Lumanta Avenue and surrounding hotel and resort structures. A fire alarm summoned city units to battle the blaze.
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Rats Produce Cancer Cure From Rat Extracts
New York January 28 reports that a substance produced by rats to cure their own cancers has been disclosed by Columbia University. Dr. Francis Caster Wood described the rat extract as one of four major cancer discoveries this year, noting its potential but its current inapplicability to human cancer. Professor William H. Wogrom identified the extract, derived from grafted cancer tissue used as a sponge.
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Crocker Institute For Cancer Research
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Grafted cancer cells show unexpected rat produced extract
A researcher reports grafting cancer cells into a rodent and finding absorbed substances from the rat that blocked cancer growth outside the body. The extract failed to affect existing tumors inside the rat, prompting calls to identify the substance and mechanism for potential cancer therapies. Prime Camera highlights boxing champion Prime Camera shoe detail.
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