Consciousness Secret Found By Enzyme Activity
U S scientists report consciousness arises from enzyme activity restoring itself after temporary disruption. Professors Johnson Brown Moreland show enzymes renew themselves in dying bacteria via luciferase light, using narcotics to extinguish and revive glow. Results suggest links between enzyme action, pressure, temperature, and bodily functions.
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Howary
Cuaneslee
Dallas
Angelcan Association For the Advancement of Science
Frans H. Johnson
Princeton University
Dugald F
Dugald F. 8. Brown and Douglas. A. Moreland
New York University
New York and
Fringston
Fort Worth Officers Nab Two Convicts
Fort Worth police arrested two escapees from the Retdeve prison farm. Harry Huggins aged 34 and Cary Hudson aged 32 were captured at an Arlington Heights residence while the fugitives slept. The arrests were made Sunday night by Fort Worth patrol officers.
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Fort Worth
Dee
Thve
Retdeve
Fort. Worth
New Enzymes from Newborn Mice Offer Tuberculosis Hope
New enzymes found in newborn mice show the potential to destroy tuberculosis germs in test tubes and in animals without harming body tissues. Yale researchers Bruio Gersll and Robert M. Thomas, funded by the National Tuberculosis Association, report enzymes kill germs in specimens from patients and may become a vaccine or preventive aid, but no definitive human proof exists yet.
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G. B. Lab
Scienre Kailor
New York
National Tuberculosis TL
Guiriea
Emerson
Yale University School of Medicine
Bruio Gersll
Robert M. Thomas
National Tuberculosis Ascotation
Yale
Explosion in Mine Kills 8 at Peabody Mine No 47
A gas explosion at Peabody Coal Company Mine No 47 near Barco killed eight miners. Rescue squads worked 17 hours to recover the bodies, with seven found within 12 hours and Harold Holden not located until late that night. Victims identified by cap numbers. names include McCoy Cobb Orval Dougherty Willis Stranga Roy Donaldson Charles Pemberton Marion H Smith and Rob Fletcher.
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Harrisburg
Peabody Coat Companys
Barco
Star Mine
Rhine
Goa
Harold Holden
Indies
Flatentine
Company
Holden
McCoy Cobb
Eldorado
Orvald Dougherty
Willan Stranga
Roy Donaldson
Harca
Charles Pemberton
Marion
H. Pl Smith
Gatata
Ob Fletcher
Thompsonville
Ten fatally hurt in Manila Break
Ten prisoners died in a failed jail break near Manila 18 miles from the capital. About 4000 inmates attempted to seize Bilibid prison as fire spread through the ward, with authorities blaming fifth column inmates for spreading pro Japanese reports. Philippine constabulary and soldiers helped restore control after the blaze.
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Manila
Math Wing
Filsippine Constahciary
Agsistanine
ATTN
Nazis Claim Red Ship Sunk Amid Kerch Strait Action
German wartime communique reports damaging a Russian battleship and sinking one Soviet troopship in Kerch strait near Crimea. Bombing planes supposedly hit six other vessels while several smaller ships were damaged in the same engagement near Leningrad and the Black Sea area.
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Berlin
Pep
Ommietay
Api—Tha
Estey High Command
Leningrad
Kerchstrait
Kerch Strait
Crimea
Sap Envoyos Taken To Resort City
Japanese diplomats seized in Washington and held under escort, taken to White Sulphur Springs in West Virginia for safety. The group includes the German minister to Central American republics and four other Nazi officials. They face exchange talks as Axis envoys receive similar treatment elsewhere. The incident follows prior Nazi activity linked to Central America and figures like Dr. Reinebeek.
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Washington
Der
Japan
Dirston
Iithisabura
United States
Hot Springs
Finnoval
Feu
Freaknen
Thincaraly
Wim
Germany
Mad Nauhein
Otte Teeineweer
Central American
Bilis Island
Central America
Relnebeek
Genetral America
Excitable Mechanics Best Fliers of the War
Boston December 25. Medical science finds that mechanical aptitude rather than formal schooling is the main qualification for a good airman. Rapid heart rate, sweating under excitement, and keen nervous tension indicate a stronger candidate. Officers recognize instinctive capability for pursuit or bomber roles, suggesting many capable flyers may come from noncollege backgrounds.
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Howard Blakeslee
Boston
Cwite World Médical Sciéica
America
Babh
Aero Medical Association
Army
Harvard Medical School
Heredity in Wheat Found
Dallas dispatch reports a University of Massachusetts scientist Luther Smith found heredity in wheat after irradiation. Seeds carried the trait for generations, challenging known heredity determiners. Also notes Stanford teacher Chilton Bush elected president of the American Association of School Journal Departments.
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Dallas
American Association In the Advancement of Science
Chilton R. Bush
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
American Association of Schiols
Balloons Split in Antarctic Air Above Weather Observations
Weather notes from Amer military meteorology report a split of upper air balloons in Antarctica due to extreme cold and low oxygen. Observers at Westland and Borlny noted tremors and unusual seismogram readings linked to Gulf of Mexico activity and northern temperature strains.
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Dallas
Der
Weathey
American Association For the Advancement of Befence
Antarctica
Antarctic
Tropics
Arctic
Arnold Court
Vather
Westland
Seis-Tmological Observatory
Borlny
Tay College
Alm
Gulf of Mexico
Araing
Enki
Geologists Warn Peace Depends on Raw Materials Science
Geologist Prof Reginald A Daly told the Geologists Society that lasting postwar peace hinges on controlling raw materials like iron copper and potash. He urged scientists to aid industry, noting cooperation rather than brute force has sustained civilizations and warned borrowed military tech alone cannot secure victory. Pearl Harbor memory cited as contrast to wartime lessons.
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America
Reginald A. Daly
Harvard
Boly
Eure
Paure
Daly
Clara Breton
Cordell Hall
Mussolini
Grenfell
Pearl Hérhor
Japan admits three war vessels sunk in patrol off Britain Barneo
Hollywood dispatch reports a Fukyo radio admission by the Japanese navy conceding the loss of a minesweeper and two destroyers in operations off British Barneo. The broadcast was heard by the NBC.
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Hollywood
Fukyo Radio
Navy
Imperial Headquarters
Wet Feet Held Cause Of Jaundice
In Baltimore on December 29 the wet feet of soldiers were blamed for a form of jaundice. Dr A Packchanian of Galveston reported isolating the germ causing the illness, a spiral bacteria spread through skin and mucous membranes. Rats and dogs act as carriers from animals to humans. Soldiers exposed to prolonged wetness, especially in rat-infested work areas and mines, are most at risk. The disease presents fever, eye and skin issues, and yellowing.
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Baltimore
Dov
Society of American Bacteriologists
A. Packahanian
Galveston
University of Texas
Packchanian
Yale
Mexico Tightens Waterfront Guard
The director of Mexican customs orders all ports to strengthen vigilance at docks. Credentials will be required for everyone approaching the waterfront, including stevedores. Sailors and foreign suitors must carry documents to land or return to ships.
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Mexico
City
Tac
Amino Acids Block Cancer Report At AAAS
A report to the American Association for the Advancement of Science describes amino acids and a hormone extract slowing cancer in early trials. Scientists Beard and Coffee point to faulty metabolism of nutrition as a cancer driver, with experiments in animals and 20 patients showing tumor response or remission in some cases.
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Vallab
Dec
Association For the Advancement of Science
Profas
Bor Howard HH. Beard
Louisiana State University
Walter B. Coffee
San Francisco
Harriman, Research, Laboratories
Beard
Gottes
Tallroad
New Orleans
Per Peent
Try This Old Home Cough Relief From Your Kitchen
An old fashioned home remedy claims to ease coughs from colds with no cooking. Mix a syrup with granulated sugar in water, add 2½ ounces Pinex in a pint bottle, fill with syrup to make a pint, producing about four pints of cough syrup. Pleasant tasting and said to loosen phlegm, soothe irritated membranes, and aid sleep. Money back if not pleased.
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