Workman Given 18 Million to Travel Aid Poor
James C. Rucker has been awarded 18 million dollars from his great-great-grandfather Patrick Rucker's undistributed estate dating to 1850. The British courts ruling follows a lengthy suit. Rucker, a saw filer in Springfield Missouri for 24 years, plans to travel and aid the poor.
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War on Censors and Blue Laws Formed
Washington leader John D. Bradley presides over the Anti Blue Law League which declares war on censorship anti evolution efforts and Sunday blue laws.
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Americans Probe Cancer Discovery
Dr. William H. Park, head of the New York public health laboratory, leads a committee of American cancer experts examining the reported discovery of cancer by Gye and Barnard, British researchers.
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New York Public Health Laboratory
Gye and
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