New Tuberculin Test Found by Dr Belbert
Dr Florence Belbert of the University of Pennsylvania announced isolation of a 16,900 molecular weight component in tuberculin that triggers the skin reaction. The finding, made with collaborators in Sweden and the U S, promises earlier and more accurate tuberculosis diagnosis by ensuring positive reactions stem from tuberculosis germs only.
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Ty International News Service
T. Nor Seiener
Los Angeles
INS
Florence Barbara Belbert
University of Pennsylvania
Trudeau
Arthur Myers
National Tuberculosis Association
Br. Seibert
Edmond F. Long
Henry Fhipps
Are Tistlius
Kai 0. Pedersen
Sevedberg
Tempus
Upsala
Sweden
Exiled Mann Will Teach at Princeton
Princeton New Jersey June 21 The board of trustees announced the appointment of Thomas Mann the self exiled German Nobel prize winner as lecturer in humanities at Princeton University The 63 year old author joins the faculty bringing a noted German exile to the colonial American university Albert Einstein has been associated with the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study for years and Mann plans to become an American citizen
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Princeton
N. J
Thomas Mann
Princeton University
Hitler
Albert Einstein
Princeton Institute For Advanced Study
Lke
Mann
Transporting of Alien Charged in Customs Case
Juan Garcia, 24, of Tuetdap, was arraigned before U S Commissioner F A Lockhart and held on $500 bond after being arrested June 1 at Lytle on charges of transporting an alien allegedly found in his automobile.
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The
Customs Inc
Juan Garcia
Tuetdap
U. S
F. A Lockhart
Garcia
Lytle
Autounion to new record in war on toms air claimed
New York June 21 44 Homer Martin president of the United Automobile Workers of America warned against alien dictatorial influence and urged a main labor movement free of foreign political entanglements. He predicted a convention move to ban all Communists from the union ranks.
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Autounion TO
AIR
New York
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
GC. I. O
America
Martin
Detroit
Ex-Fighter Bobby Green Undergoes Major Operation
Ex fighter Bobby Green aged 39, once a noted prize winner and bar operator at 300 North Zarsaora Street, was admitted to Robert B. Green Hospital Tuesday for a major operation.
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Bobby Green
North Zarsaora Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Maverick Opens Campaign Rally in San Antonio Crowd Hails Homecoming
Bexar county representative Maury Maverick returns to Texas politics from Katy railroad station amid a 400-strong crowd of clergy labor leaders veterans and business figures. He vows to push housing and urban projects, defends his record in Congress, and outlines campaign plans while dismissing a key bills’ local impact. Maverick emphasizes support from various groups and pledges unpaid precinct organizing.
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Bexar County
Maury Maverick
Washington
Katy
Maverick
Congress
Paul J. Kliday
Franklin Roosevelt
Far Congress Club
Quin
Wittle
San Antonio
Kilday
William Green
A. F P
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Gill
Richard Gill
Chester Slimp
Alonzo Pennies
League of Loyal Latin Americans
Dan Quill
Fred Drees
Harry Carroll
Painters’ Union
Buttons
J. Ira Kercheville
James Roark
Old Citizens’ League
Hits
Trrellia
Engagement Ring Risky Thing in Chicago Court
Bernard Berg, 29, sued Adette Rickles Saunders for return of a diamond ring after a broken engagement. Judge Thomas A Green dismissed the $400 claim, allowing Saunders to keep the ring, noting love may cool but warning of risks in engagement gifts. Saunders later married a truck driver.
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Chicago
Bernard Berg
Thomas A ‘Green
Adette Rickles Saunders
Green
Advance in steel scrap price and treasury figures
New York reports No 1 heavy melting steel scrap quoted at 10.75 to 11.25 dollars per ton with a 25 cent advance, while Washington provides treasury position data for June 18 showing receipts 73,055,320.00 dollars and expenditures 32,700,571.08 dollars, with gross debt at 37,148,888,383.68 and gold assets around 12.95 billion.
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New York
P—Doy- Jones and Company
Pitsburgh
Treasury
Washington
Marland Asks For Delay Trips In Oklahoma City
Governor Marland said he urged President Roosevelt not to visit Oklahoma before the July 12 primary to avoid influencing the Democratic nomination fight among Roosevelt ally Thomas, Governor Marland, and Representative Gomer Smith. He also said he did not want Roosevelt to endorse any candidate and would react if a visit occurred.
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Olahoma City
W. Marland
Hoosevelt
Oklahoma
United States
Seator Thomas
Marland
Thomas
Gomer Smith
Roosevelt
Expert Geta 18 Tax Paid 3 Cente
A fragment describes a $18 fee paid to a tax expert for filing forms and paying a three cent tax. It mentions a postage stamp payment and a European view of American wartime life, plus a note on a magazine insert distributed with the upcoming issue.
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Stu
Night Club Singer Divorced by Wife
In Hollywood on June 21 INS reports Mrs Rubey Bacon Cutter once married to Lloyd Bacon was awarded a divorce from Robert A Gubler a night club performer. She also received $20 000 after her lawsuit claiming community property was denied by the court.
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Hollywood
INS
Rubey Bacon Cutter
Lloyd Bacon
Robert
A. Gubler
Cutter
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