Russ Works on Chemicals to Protect Against Radiation
Col. Joe M. Blumberg reported Soviet medical research on chemicals to protect against radiation injury. He described experiments at Sukumi station and the Central Institute of Hematology in Moscow, noting many tests with sulfur compounds and an antiburn serum showing partial success in treating burns and radiation sickness.
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Russ
Washington U
Tare
Walter
Reed Army Medical Center
U.S
Joe M. Blumberg
Association of Military Surgeons
Sukumi
Soviet Republic of
Georgia
Central Institute of Hematology
Moscow
Blumberg
Masked bandits raid Brooklyn apartment stealing jewelry
In New York a woman and her maid were tied up by two masked men during a telephone service call. They ransacked the Brooklyn apartment, taking 7,400 dollars in jewelry and fleeing after escaping with the phone.
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New. York US
Sylvia Metnick
Mexican Coast Hit by Storm Inga and Jenny
Tropical Storm Inga lashed the southeast Mexican coast with winds near 60 mph and weakening sight as it moves inland in the Carmen Campeche area. Hurricane Jenny swirled east of Bermuda at 75 mph with wide reach, threatening no land yet, while a Bethlehem Steel carrier reported damage far east of Bermuda.
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Inga
Hattie
Honduras
Carmen-Campeche
Atlantic Ocean
Jenny
Bermuda
Cape Canaveral
Jeany Jas
New Orleans
False teeth comfort powder promotes secure plates
A vintage advertisement touts a product that keeps dentures firmly in place with a pleasant powder. It claims reduced slipping and wobble, no taste or odor, and no nausea. The copy emphasizes quick action and wide availability at local counters.
Retired Performer Across at Tree
Fragmented OCR text presents a jumble of clues and partial phrases including references to a retired performer, age hints, and scattered words like posters, weapons, and medical terms. The readable elements suggest a puzzle or wordplay page with scattered clues rather than a coherent news item. The mixture lists potential names, numbers, and partial definitions without a clear single event or narrative.
Fragmentary Puzzle Scraps Include Names, Places, Terms
Readable fragments list terms like Scotland, Yugoslavia, East Indian and a bridal girdle, along with scattered numbers and odd phrases. The degraded OCR yields no coherent event or narrative. items appear as disjointed clues and matrix-like entries from a page segment.
Lady Bird Returns Overdue Library Book
Mrs Lynton B Johnson returned the 1955 overdue library book Elizabeth the Queen by Marion Crawford. The Austin High School marked due Jan 3 1955. She mailed the book to the school with a humorous note noting it had been long overdue and found during packing at the Johnson home in Washington.
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Austin
Tex
Lynton B. Johnson
Elizabeth the Queen
Marion Crawford
New Johnson Hotel
Washington
Austin High School
Two Girls Die in Plane Crash Near Santa Fe
The bodies of two young girls Laurie Lee Bond and Tracy Lynn Bond were found in a wrecked plane on a snow covered ridge here after a Sunday crash during an attempted landing in a snow storm. The children are daughters of Mr and Mrs Wilson R Bond of Brayton Texas. The pilot James L Stover of Houston Texas survived.
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Santa, FE
Here
Laurie Lee Bond
Tracy Lynn Bond
Wilson R. Bond
Brayton
Tex
James L. Stover
Houstim
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Gee ‘Mary
Hi Suven
Seavenly
Areclesiastics
Anawar
Uncle Tom's
Scotland
Printess
Yugoslavia
Wbank
Lady Bird
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