Canine Cancer Aid Boosts Human Treatments At Rutgers
Research with dogs at Rutgers University shows new chemicals tepa and mepa slow cancer growth and ease pain in canines with advanced disease, with some dogs surviving years after treatment. Human trials under the American Cancer Society follow similar results, though high doses harm normal cells. About 80 dogs received treatment at an average cost of $450 each, reporting improved health and activity.
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John Geiger Ens
New Brunswick, NJ
John R. McCoy
Rutgers University
American Cancer Society
McCoy
Rutgers Center
Academic freedom talk in USSR eyed at NY venue
The Carnegie Endowment in New York hosts a two day program on April 3 and 4 titled academic freedom in the USSR as a threat to Bolshevik theory and practice Former Soviet scholars and American students will discuss restrictions on research to expose false Communist claims about academic freedom The event targets teachers and aims to illuminate the limits on scholarly activity in the USSR The piece also reviews James M Inks Eight Bailed Out and notes debate over Mihailovich and Tito in Allied policies during World War II
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New York
Berlin
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Building
UN Plaza
Ussr
Mihailovich
U. S
Britain
Stalin
Tito
Inks
State Department
Yugoslavia
P. S
W. W. Norton and Co
TLC Valuable In Treatment Of Sick
Chicago physician Dr Charles J LeTourneau described TLC as a valuable medical discovery during a Colorado post graduate course. A delegate asked if it was a new drug and he replied it stands for Tender Loving Care.
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Denver
Charles J. LeTourneau
Chicago
University of Colorado
Can't Stay Away Chicago Circus Rascal Defies Deportation
The United States government made its seventh attempt to remove Orville Conliffe a 41 year old circus roustabout who entered from Canada legally. Conliffe had been ordered six prior times not to return. When asked why he keeps coming back he replied I like it here.
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Chicago
United States
Orville Conliffe
Ilegally
Canada
Conliffe
County Wide Planning Urged by Officials Amid Growth
County and township leaders call for unified planning to guide road, sewer, water, health standards and zoning enforcement. Civil engineer D D Andrus warns against fly by night allotments, predicting higher lot costs but better homes. State reps Wade and Burge back area planning to curb rapid, corridor spanning development from Cleveland to Sandusky.
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D. D. Andrus
Russell Wade
Leslie Burge
Cleveland
Sandusky
Wade
Burge
Mikus
Lorain County
Elyria
Caracas Parley Closes Sunday
Chief delegates to the 10th Inter American Conference meet in a plenary session paving the way to Sunday’s adjournment. Committee work on conference projects was completed Friday and the plenary will vote resolutions already approved by all 20 nations attending the conference.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Governor For Commuting Of Death Sentence
SACRAMENTO California The California state Supreme Court faces a quick ruling on commuting Wesley Robert Wells 44 who attacked a prison guard with a cuspidor Wells is on death row at San Quentin for the April 9 gas chamber sentence despite the guard surviving Governor Goodwin J Knight supports commuting Wells sentence in a high profile case nearing seven years on death row
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Sacramento
Calif
California State Supreme Court
Goodwin J. Knight
Wesley Robert Wells
Supreme Court
Wells
San Quentin
California
Govier
Musical Records Now In Library
The Elyria Library now circulates the complete musical score to Call Me Madam winner of the 1933 Oscar for best song. Also available are the explosive novel From Here to Eternity and The Robe by Lloyd Douglas, both acclaimed with multiple awards.
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Elyria
John Rebenack
Lloyd Douglas
Doctor Denies Poison Plot Against Wife in KC
Kansas City doctor Hugh G. Hamilton, 62, denied at St Joseph Hospital that he tried to murder his wife Martha with poison. Police found seven cyanide capsules in his clothing, mixed with medicines he prescribed for her. Hamilton said he kept the capsules to end his life if pressure mounted.
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Kansas City
Hugh G. Hamilton
St Joseph Hospital
Bamanton
Martha
Army Court Martial Pronounces Judgment in Tokyo
In Tokyo a seven member Army Court martial found Master Sergeant Mau rice L. Schick guilty of strangling Susan Rothschild, 6, near Camp Zama. The verdict, reached in 45 minutes, rejected pleas of insanity despite defense arguing lack of premeditation. Schick, smiling, saluted as he was led away to await higher review. confession cited by prosecutors stated he killed the girl from an urge and “had to die,” with later satisfaction from the act. Judge advocates and Schick's counsel prepared for appeal.
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Tokyo
Maurice L. Schick
Susan Rothschild
Cantonsburg
Schick
Susan
Zama
Harlow M.eee
Grange Backs GOP Plan To Boost Exports
The National Grange endorses a Republican measure to stimulate exports of surplus farm commodities by accepting local currencies as payment. It supports private dealer control of trade and urges CCC to sell to exporters below world prices, while noting practical hurdles and potential use of funds for cultural programs.
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Grange
Washington
National Grange
Wiliam L Springer
R DL
House, Interstate and Foreign Commns Committee
Robert D. Harrison
Neb
The
U. S
Farm Organization
Europe
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Callers Not Welcome in Minneapolis Home Invasion
Edwin Engquist and his wife were watching a crime show when two masked youths rang the doorbell and forced entry. They tied the couple and fled with $30, according to police reports from Minneapolis authorities.
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Minneapolis
Edwin Engquist
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