Advances in peptic ulcer treatment flagged at symposium
About 400 chemists gathered at Syracuse University for the American Chemical Society Biennial Medical Chemistry Symposium. Dr. Joseph Webb of Upjohn noted major progress toward chemical control of peptic ulcers with thirteen papers on advances. The meeting also covered atherosclerosis research and the role of lipoproteins, with Nobel automotive pioneer Charles Kettering slated to speak at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Soiety
Marshall Memorial Hall
Syracuse University
Joseph P. Webb
Clinical Investigation Department
Upjohn Company
Kalamazoo, Mich
Amel R. Menotti
Bristol Laboratories
Syracuse
Thomas P. Carney
Eli Lilly Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Alfred Burger
University of Virginia
Webb
Robert R. Burtner
G. D. Searle Company
Chicago
J. O. Lampen
E. R. Squibb and Sons A
A. D. Dennison, Jr
Robert Shipley
Lilly Company
R Gordon Gould
Gangelosits
California
Mfgan
Los Alamos Laboratory
Douglas Surgenor
Harvard Medical School
Charles F. Kettering
Dayton
Ohio
American Automotive Engineers
Shaw
General Motors Corporation
United States
Preston Implements Speeders Penalty Display in Clinton Square
Traffic Court judge Truman Preston announced a new penalty for speeders to begin tomorrow. All speeders for the rest of the month will be escorted from Traffic Court to a Rotary Club erected auto display in Clinton Square, under police supervision, to reinforce safe driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman HL Preston
Clinton Square
Rotary Club
Preston
Attica Prison Terms Set in County Court Sessions
In Attica State Prison, WILLISM HL DARROW, 42, received a 20 to 26 year sentence for first degree grand larceny after a guilty plea tied to an April 28 attack and robbery on Benjamin Berro. DARROW is a third felon with two prior Syracuse convictions. Also, Joseph Alguire, 38, was sentenced to five to 10 years for third degree burglary at Inland Supply, with a prior five year record. James Wenbourne, 57, drew a one year term for petty larceny involving a stolen truck. Judge Leo W. Breed handled pleas from Rob ert Bates, 23, for carnal abuse of a child, and Harold H. BeCormican, 34, for second degree forgery on a $200 check June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willism HL Darrow
E. Washington Ii
Attica
Darrow
Mena
Benjamin Berro
Syracuse
Leo W. Breed
Joseph Alguire
James Wenborne
Fairman St
Onondaga County
Breed
Robberzt C. Bates
Corry
Harold
BfeCormican
Carthage
Traffic Court Ledger of License Violations and Fines
A shuffled list of traffic court cases shows drivers cited for unlicensed operation, speeding, failure to produce license, failure to yield to pedestrians, and related offenses. Names appear with addresses, charges include no operator’s license, speeding at various limits, and fines range from 1 to 75 cents to several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedge Teuman M. Peeston -Kllowing
Erticensed
Cass
Power Firm Boosts Pay Reaches Two-Year Pact
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and 22 IBEW locals announced a two year agreement. It includes a 4 percent general wage rise effective June 2 1954 and wage reopeners from June 7 1955. Benefits under the contributory medical and surgical plan are augmented with a major medical feature. An irrevocable pension trust may be funded starting December 31 1954 with 1 060 060 deposited, toward future age pensions. The pact covers about 7 400 employees across the Niagara Mohawk system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Maobawk Power Corporation
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
LA. & Treasury Department
New York State Public Service Commission
Niagara Mohawk
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Palm Beach
Webdo
Wiliam Sncemaker
Lewissate
Overator
Donsie J. Myner
McSride
Parton Necro
Seecdiec
George Ti
Greenway
Peter Mohoiex
Pitm
Beech
Cer St
Ethel Leenard
Pulton
Spencer St
Fiurvey Paauette
Baldwtesville
Eeward Weller
James St
Joseph “Tuevar
Skaresietes
Faron
Caleass
Robert Hartier
Solvas
Weis & Cover
Goodall-Sanford, Inc
Wetts & Coverly
Salina St
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