Fight On Strange Disease Gains Public Support
A new Minsthera Gravis Foundation seeks causes and treatments for myasthenia gravis. It notes varied age victims, drags public awareness through TV appearances and a Cosmopolitan feature by James Oiling to spur funding for research and a potential cure.
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Joh Hopkins
Massachusetts General
New York
Cal
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States of the Union
Whitney Ellsworth
Jane Ellsworth
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Cosmopolitan Magazine
James
Oling
Ellsworth
Robbery at New Haven liquor store ends with $25 loss
In New Haven Connecticut a man warned by a friend about a possible holdup entered the liquor store of proprietor Alex Kegeles after the friend left and stole $25. The incident was described with minimal detail and no arrests noted.
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New Haven. Conn
Alex Kegeles
Kegeles
Want ads Offer Quick Local Placement
A caller advertises GET IT TODAY through a Want ed ad offering job, place to live, or merchandise. Readers are invited to phone 4:31 to reach an ad-writer for placement.
Chicago Group Battles Against Blight In Slums
CHICAGO group Back of the Yards Council fights blight in slums across the nation’s second largest city. They plan $15,000 houses on neglected lots, convert unused buildings to apartments, and renovate existing dwellings without public funds. The effort aims to halt suburban Exodus by creating a local market that attracts builders and financiers. Meegan notes the area already boasts parks, churches, schools, and improved safety as proof of progress.
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Chicago
Joseph B. Meegan
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Meegan
Council
Proteins Probed In Cancer Study
EAST LANSING Mich INS Researchers at Michigan State College study protein building blocks to control cancer. Dr Alfred Novak explains amino acids form proteins and turnover accelerates in cancer. By marking these blocks with radioactivity, movements are tracked in lab animals with a Geiger counter. If an agent slows amino acid buildup of cancerous tissue, cancer growth could be halted.
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East Lansing. Mich
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Michigan State College
Bulding
Alfred Novak
Novak
YMCA Gym Track Meets Scheduled in Elyria March
Track meets for grade school gym classes at the Elyria YMCA will occur during regular gym classes in March. Ray Snyder, boys' physical director, says the first two weeks are practice and the final two weeks host the actual meets. Rib bons will be awarded. Classes include cadets, rangers, explorers, olympian trailblazers and employed boys.
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Elyria Ymca
Ray Snyder
Governor Halts Execution for Henry Green
Atlanta Governor Herman Talmadge grants a 20 day stay of execution to Henry Green, a convicted murderer, to allow time for a hernia operation recovery before carries out the death sentence.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Henry Green
Voice Of The People Opposes Fluoridation In City Water
Elyria readers urge officials to reject fluoridation after letters from Mrs. J Kennedy and Dr. A B Gould describe adverse effects and alleged health and plumbing problems. Citizens cite dermatitis cramps and kidney pain linked to fluoridated water and call for action to stop adding fluoride.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
A. BR. Gould
Geary St
San Francisco
Frieda Zwerling
Oak St
F. R. Bergstresser
Larkin St
Brusch Medical Center
Cambridge, Mass
Sheridan
Wyoming
Tony Pelesky
Pelesky
Health Review
Detroit
Michigan
Elyria
R. H. McClure
Stanford Ave
Berlin Heights Ladies Benevolent Society Talk and Meetings
Berlin Heights reports on the Ladies Benevolent Society meeting February 11 with Mrs W E Carson speaking on Spanish American Friends. Songs by local Spanish class students followed. Hostess Mrs Oliver Burnham led a 33-member gathering with two guests. devotions by Mrs Fred Hast. business by Mrs Josephine Hast.
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Berlin Heights
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R. E. Bristol
Charles Heyes
William
W. S. Lippus
Boy Finds Wildcats and Rabbits Hunter In Woods
In Morton Mississippi three year old Billy Joe Cooper wandered from home with a new pop gun. After a three hour search involving his parents fire department sheriff and bloodhounds he was found in a nearby woods about a mile away. The boy said he wandered off hoping to find rabbits.
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Morton
Billy Joe Cooper
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