17 Apr 1949
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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1949
Page
1
Detroit April 16 Associated Press report says a simple blood test can detect any cancer early, offering a major tool for control. Dr Charles B. Huggins announced that the test will save lives by finding hidden cancers before treatment.
The University of Pennsylvania cancer commission reports success locating brain cancers with radioactive iodine and nile blue dye. The dye injected into four patients suspected of brain cancer traveled to cancer sites, showing targeted uptake in the brain.
President of the American Association for Cancer Research cites a new blood test as a major advance though not final. The method detects a protein change in albumin after heating diluted blood, delaying clotting in cancer cases. In tests on 306 people, 85 with cancer tested positive. none without cancer did.
A compact notice from Bea Niws Repository highlights amusements music books and bridge events. It mentions building news garden markets and radio programs along with social and veterans activities. The item surveys multiple sections including sports.
A brief religious excerpt from St. Matthew 28 recounts an angel rolling away the stone at Jesus tomb and the guards trembling in fear as they witness the miraculous scene.
On a spring dawn Mary visits Jesus tomb in sorrow then discovers the risen Master. The scene shifts from gloom to joy as flowers bloom and thrushes sing, signaling winter’s death and spring’s return. Dennis R. Smith crafts a devotional verse about resurrection and new life.
Canton council debates whether to adopt fast time as many northern Ohio cities do next Sunday. Some members oppose fast time, others are undecided, and several cities have already given readings or acted. Observers say Canton may remain slow as other municipalities move ahead, with a possible special meeting to decide before the change takes effect. Local ads note businesses reopening and services in Canton.
A cold dawn greeted Easter worshippers in Canton as two days of dreary weather gave way to bright skies. The frosty air did not dampen spirits as congregants heard the message of Christ's resurrection and proclaimed He is risen.
The forecast predicts rising temperatures and increasing cloudiness this afternoon, boosting chances for warmer weather. Morning chill kept worshippers in topcoats, masking the bright holiday suits and dresses worn to services.
Centuries-old themes echo in sermons and songs today as Canton's churches schedule sunrise services and Easter programs. Communion and baptism appear on many calendars, with breakfasts to follow Sunday School. Easter egg hunts brighten homes, though cold weather limits outdoor hunts. Spring weather lags, coats may be practical. Lenten penance ends with few special activities today. Meyers Lake Park opens rides for weekends before Decoration Day as theaters offer seasonal programming.
Railway Express Agency employees voted overwhelmingly to resume work on Monday ending a five week shutdown in the metropolitan area. The agency lifted its embargo on less than carload freight in and out of New York and will begin normal operations at 12 01 a m Monday.
A Canton forum urged a county wide zoning master plan for Anton and Stark County. Toledo attorney Arthur R. Cline advised cross official consultation before voter consideration. He noted townships can opt to proceed separately if oppose joining a county plan. County Commissioner Oliver Kuhn opened the session outlining zoning laws and township rights of appeal.
In Judge Van Nostran's courtroom the annual drawing determined placement for the 33 finalists in The Repository spelling bee finals at Timken Vocational High School. Kathy Peters, age 7, drew numbers from a glass bowl, listing spellers from Avondale to St. Pauls and other area schools, with No.1 John Antes. The complete list ranks 33 finalists by name, grade, and school, ahead of Friday night's grand final.
East Ohio Gas Co faces a new attempt to divert gas supplies for Oak Ridge Tennessee. The Atomic Energy Commission seeks 60 million cubic feet daily to substitute coal for steam at the Oak Ridge plant, with hearings scheduled before the Federal Power Commission. The plan involves pipelines from Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. and East Tennessee Natural Gas Co., and affects about 40 percent of East Ohio’s gas requirements.
In Prague Miss Vlasta Vraz, who aided American relief efforts in Czechoslovakia since 1945, is freed after U S protests over a secret arrest. She plans to leave for home in Illinois. officials say a formal reply to the U S note will come next week as trade talks resume.
Abraham Nime said a masked man entered his confectionery at 2433 4th St NW around 9 15 PM Saturday. The intruder displayed a blue steel automatic, forced the couple to raise their hands, and grabbed $280 from the cash register before fleeing.
New shipment of carpet announced for Zane's Warehouse located at 321 2nd SE. Also ad for Dr Scott's office moved from Kresge Building to 8th and Broad northwest. General dentistry X ray plate work credit arranged Dial 25603 ad. Home of brand paints Dutch Boy Pratt and Lambert Glidden Harris Paints 1146 Tusc st W ad.
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