German Secret Gives Hopes For New Attack On Cancer
German 10 year decree found in bombed Jena labs was carried to the United States by Arthie T. Brice. The phase microscope, used to study cell growth, offers scientists a view of living cells subdivision and multiplication. VA officials say no fundamental difference between cancer and normal cell processes has been proven yet, but the instrument may aid research.
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Jena
Goershany
Veterans Administration
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Grasshopper Sperm Film Shows 24 Hours in Minutes
Col Brice presented living material on 16 mm film made from grasshopper sperm. The Ute was recorded on film with time compressed to show a 24 hour evolution in minutes. The phase microscope overlaps light waves to reduce transparency without altering the object.
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Col. Brice
Graduation Speech Marks New Era For Youth In Vermont
Washington Calling Putney Vermont reports on a graduation ceremony where graduates receive diplomas amid reflections on youth as a threshold and the college trend to study big questions. The piece notes the contrast between old platitudes and a generation seeking substantive understanding through economics, government, and world events. Robert Frost is cited as the speaker, connecting idealism with practical insight for students about to enter a complex world.
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Putney
Green Hills
Vermont
Robert Wrost
New England
Trin
Pacific
Europe
Office of War Mobilization and
Heranversion
Toltove
Edie
Family dispute leaves several injured in New Jersey incident
Partial OCR reads of a local notice describe a fall involving Mrs Catherine Burkes and her son with others named, including Mrs Mettan Rietter and Clarence Teeter. The fragment mentions Avon, Qassitots, and Detip vega with unclear roles, reporting injuries and a notice of leave.
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G& Son Fields
Catherine Burkes
New Jerony
Mettan Rietter
Mig Clarence Teeter
Mesa Barter
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Sen
Ana Fally
Desi Hager
Snaner
Parliament Member Charged as Soviet Recruitment Agent
A member of Parliament faced charges alleging he acted as a recruitment agent for the Soviet Union, coordinating government employees to provide information in Russia. The case centers on alleged covert recruitment and information sharing involving state personnel.
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Soviet Union
Russia
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