Brain chemical studied as insanity clue at St Elizabeths
May Be Sanity Key Zine's Role in Man's Brain Studied By THOMAS R. HENRY North American Newspaper Alliance year, July 7 The article reports research at St Elizabeths hospital on carbonic anhydrate a brain enzyme linked to zinc. Findings note its concentration rises in higher brain regions and differs between normal and abnormal minds with psychotics possibly deficient in this enzyme. Researchers explore methods to increase brain enzyme levels and zinc intake amid uncertain results.
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Two Drivers Fined In City Court
David E. Peeples aged 19 of Colum bus was fined 15 dollars and costs on a speeding charge by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll. Glenn Scott age 36 of RD 1 East Sparta paid 5 dollars and costs for blocking traffic. His wife Mary 23 received a suspended 10 dollar fine and costs on a disorderly conduct charge.
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Ferguson at Kent U Cites Edge Over Reds
Senator Homer Ferguson of Michigan told Kent State University that the United States has won the first round against communism in Western Europe and could win the second in Asia. He said relations with South America are among the worst in recent history due to a failure to understand that international good will cannot be bought.
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A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles
An estimate shows over a million dollars yearly spent on remedies for piles. Peterson's Ointment is advertised to soothe pain quickly with cooling astringent action. A 40c box or 60c tube applicator promises fast relief with a money back guarantee.
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Asian goodwill cited amid policy critique
Ferguson argued that despite American dollars and a nearly bankrupt Asiatic policy, there remains in China and the Asiatic continent a vast reservoir of goodwill if it is not spoiled. He stressed prudent engagement to preserve ties and avoid further damage.
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Cincinnati Milling worker killed by hot wire
Bud Booker, 57, was electrocuted at the Cincinnati Milling Machine Co when he touched a 440 volt direct current wire while on duty. The incident occurred during routine maintenance. Published notices identify Booker as the deceased and note the workplace.
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