Women Exceed Men in Cancer Reporting Campaign
A May 14 report notes women have profiled more than men in a special campaign to raise awareness about reporting cancer. The study cites delays and uneven coverage, with figures released today by Stanley Animana and colleagues showing notable differences in public engagement and media attention across regions.
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Womtey
Cancer
Cartier
Zéara
Recotla
Tankenna Horputs
Stanley 2
Animana
Airrel Mil
Iredéclek
Ataliutician
Tankeny Hoapital Research Institute
Cheir
Bankenan
Reimann
14 Day Hunger Strike on Chimney Ends in Victory
TOKIO May 14 A fourteen day hunger strike atop a chimney ended when Hiroshi Chiba allowed himself to be lowered after a dispute between a local dye worker and other workers. He was taken to a hospital. Officials and doctors warned of serious risk during the perilous standoff. The article also cites medical expert opinions on delays in cancer treatment and notes evolving education needs influencing patient outcomes.
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Tokio
Hiroshi Chiba
Inconclusive Fragments on Tumor Symptoms and Diagnosis
The excerpt notes that most tumors appear where symptoms are visible or detectable early and with precision, while in men early diagnosis is often impossible, suggesting diagnostic challenges and variability in presentation.
Piracy of U.S. Books by Russia Cited
A letter from Anatary, the Soviet trading corporation, reveals that American authors lack protection from wholesale piracy by Soviet Russia. McGraw Till Cook officials say many technical and engineering publications have been translated into Russian without permission.
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NEW . Tork
McGraw Till Cook Company
Anatary
Soviet Trading Corporation
Russia
Moscow to Try 112 Men in Rail Sabotage Case
Moscow prepares for a third major sabotage counter-revolution trial.112 men accused of disorganizing railroad transport will face a special tribunal in Noblemen's Hall, Trade Union House. The proceedings aim to curb anti-state activities and restore order.
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Moscow
Moncow
Noblemen's Hall
Pope and Pilgrims Honor Leo XII in Vatican Mass
In Vatican City on May 14, a large assembly of cardinals and about 1090 pilgrims filled Saint Peter’s to honor Pope Leo XII and the encyclical Tierum No varum with a kolemo masa ceremony. Pope Vins XT is slated to broadcast a radio address on modern labor conditions tomorrow, signaling a forthcoming encyclical on Inbar. Monsignor Prantl presided, with a wreath laying at the monument outside the papal offices marking the Catholic workers’ commemoration.
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Vatican Ciy
Saint Jol Tintern
Kolemo Masa
Leo Niuma
Pope Vins XT
Moonsignor Prantl
Hope To
Minor Economic Tweaks Planned for Interior Department
Washington May 14 AP officials expect a trim around the edges rather than major surgery in the interior departments plan to present to President Hoover at the Rapdan camp weekend conference. They anticipate no comparable cut to the 20 to 80 army founts but fear possible shifts in general policy toward public works.
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Washington, D.C
Interior Departments
Uoorer
Hhis Rapdan
War Department
Democrats Defend Private Hearings Over City Probe
New York legislators protest private hearings on municipal government, threatening court action if demands for representation are denied. Assemblyman Ovis Cavillier prepares a brief to be reviewed by Senator Samuel Jonntadler, with possible Supreme Court review if hearings proceed without Democrats present.
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New York
Aesnion
Tayama
Unitr Staten Supreme Court
Lipton Elected to Royal Yacht Squadron
London May 14 Sir Thomas Lipton, famed British tea merchant and sportsman, was elected to membership in the Royal Yacht Squadron. The honor recognizes his enduring efforts to challenge for the America’s Cup and his impact on British yacht racing.
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Lipton
Royal Squadron
London
Thomas Yipton
Apartaman
Royal Yacht Squadron
Sir Thomas
United States
Auction Yields 140000 From Noble’s Art Collection
May 7 DPRIAN A total of 140000 was realized today from the second day’s sale of the former Vout Stroxquost of Ler Sales. The collection featured clock, vases, bronzes, furniture, gobelina and art objects. French pieces led results with a 16000 capid by Jalconet. American buyers purchased Voltatca and Diderot works by Von Pandon for 5000 and 11200 respectively.
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Valsersal Sera Dprian
Vout Stroxquost
Ler Sales
Con Colain
Goeblina
Ana
Jalconet
Busta
Voltatca
Diderot
von Pandon
Mother and three children die in Pensacola blaze
In Pensacola a mother Lottie Millhouse aged 40 and three of her children perished in a house fire that destroyed a residence early yesterday. A fourth child and another girl perished later, with firemen discovering the bodies among the smoking ashes. investigators tentatively identified the deceased as the Millhouse family.
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Pensacola
Lenement House
Elremen
Lottie Millhouse
Millhouse
Trubee Davison and Baker Take Off for Washington
Assistant Secretary of War Trubee Davison and Baker depart Maxwell Field Alabama for Washington. The trip includes a one day tour of local fields before continuing westward. Davison arrived earlier and plans to return to the capital.
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Baker
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Washington
Davison
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