National Tuberculosis Association outlines new war on TB
At the 45th annual meeting the National Tuberculosis Association announced lines of attack on the tuberculosis bug. Research aims to weaken tissue barriers to aid drug delivery, study drug resistant strains, and examine constitutional factors in infection. Dr. Esmond R. Long presented new projects as officials cited TB’s persistent reach among young adults and an estimated active cases figure near 500,000.
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Air Chief Sees 48-Group Air Force Only Deterrent
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg told 500 American Legion members in Indianapolis that a 48-group air force can prevent early defeat and offer hope of eventual victory, while budget plans cut strength from 59 to 48 groups by July 1. He urged future readiness and warned against Maginot Line psychology, noting long range bombers will be replaced by better aircraft and missiles. the Legion’s 13th Aerial Roundup boosted rolls to 2,795,684 members.
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American Legion
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Vandenberg
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Ohio Tax Commissioner Calls for Lower Levies
Columbus May 2 AP The state tax commissioner urges tax reductions stating the burden is rising faster than national income C Emory Glander at the Columbus Town Meeting Forum calls for cutting governmental budgets and paving the way for tax relief Opposing view from H Gordon Hayes Ohio State University economics professor argues higher taxes fund more services and supports socialized medicine and health insurance
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C. Emory Glander
H. Gordon Hayes
Ohio State University
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House Probes Post Exchanges After Complaints by Retailers
The House armed services committee opened an inquiry into army post exchanges and navy ship stores to understand why troops can buy luxury items tax free and near wholesale. Hearings in two weeks will examine store classes, pricing, rents, profits and nonprofit status amid complaints from retailers and trade groups.
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Philbin
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Vinson
Georgia
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American Drygoods Association
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Russia Still Seeks World Domination, Clay Says
Lucius D. Clay said that even if Russia adopts a temporary reasonable attitude, communism’s aim remains world domination. He did not know what policy would be at future foreign ministers meetings. He noted Soviet behavior in U.S. negotiations suggests they may be more reasonable later, but the goal stays unchanged.
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Lucius D. Clay
Russia
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United States
Women Die In US From Accidents Each Year Roughly Thirty Thousand
An estimated thirty thousand American women lose their lives to accidents annually, reflecting a persistent public health concern and prompting calls for heightened safety measures and preventive programs across communities.
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FBI Agents Shadow Coplon Case May Extend Trial
More than twenty FBI agents may testify as the jury hears how Judith Coplon and Russian associate Valentine Gubitchev shadowed each other before their March 4 arrest in New York on espionage charges. The case includes route charts and photos detailing the three meetings and the attempt to obtain data from the Justice Department. Coplon, a Brooklyn native and Barnard College graduate, stands trial for taking documents to aid a foreign power, with Gubitchev to face related charges in New York.
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Barnard College
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United Nations
Dogs Bite Two Children In Separate Incidents
Judy Yohe, seven, from 1538 Greenfield Ave SW, received chest bites and was treated at Aultman Hospital Sunday after being bitten by Walter Hine’s dog of 1533 Park Ave SW. Paul Vodopich, 12, of 1523 Market Ave S, suffered arm abrasions Sunday after a stray dog bit him while he played near his home.
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