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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1952

Page

13

Fishermen In Miniature At Williamsport Grounds Event

The Hikes fishing party for youngsters drew 178 participants along the Williamsport Greencastle road. Prizes included rods reels baseball bats knifes flashlights camera and more with hot dogs and drinks. Largest fish by Harry Powers largest trout by Howard Carter youngest with largest trout Clavia Knepper Huck Miracofe with most fish Tommy Shuff youngest to fish Lee Stine best equipped fisher man Patsy Miller prize winner among girls others listed.

Happy Hoge Elke Williamsport-Greancastle Road Yesilow Harry Powers Howard Carter Clavia Knepper Huck Miracofe Tommy Shuff Lee Stine Patsy Miller Jioany Miley Archie Long Terry Chrisman Robert Secorist Edward Howser Lloyd Slick Jack Yenger

Pituitary Trigger Found For Kidney Cancer In Hamsters

Stanford anatomist Dr. Fradley Kirkman reports that estrogen induced kidney cancers in golden hamsters linked to the pars intermedia portion of the pituitary gland. Enlarged gland tissue correlated with cancer development. three treated animals did not develop cancer. Research funded by the American Cancer Society and involving Drs. Kirkman and Bacon.

Rennie Taylor Palo Alton Calif Fradley Kirkman Stanford University Kirkman Rome Stanford Bors Sirkman Kirkenian Robert Se. Bacon University of Tennessee American Cancer Society

Primitive Indians Use Cactus Spines for Clothing Seams

Report notes that Indigenous groups fashioned fastenings from cactus spines to sew garments. Describes techniques and regional variations observed by observers.

New Salamander Found In Cave At NSS Convention

A new albin salamander, a colorless salamander, was found alive during a Dam No 4 Cave visit by George Burhans and a dozen spelunkers at the NSS convention. The find marks the state’s largest salamander gathering, with thousands observed.

George Burhans Dam No. 4 Charles E. Motir National Speleological Society Jim Ji Motr Audubon Nature Center Grenwich Conn NSS Waynesboro West Virginia Wissell Jones

Worker killed in unlicensed trench collapse

A 27 year old workman, James Fetter, was killed at a ditch site when an unlicensed trench collapsed burying him for almost two hours. Fetter, a father of six, was identified by authorities in Baltimore on April 21.

Laltimore Licen Aml Jim James Fetter Ifone

Welcome For Royal Couple Americans the world's cham

Weather experts believe it may soon be possible to predict the weather as much as ten years ahead. The average annual consumption of 19 pounds per person is noted in this feature.

Alsatia Club Nominations Held Yesterday

Nomination of officers for the Alsatia Club took place at their rooms last night for the coming year. Named for major offices were president Paul Huffer, vice president EB H Koons, secretary lk GC Saums, financial secretary and treasurer W Norman Reed. Governor nominees total five: Hubert Miller, Ray Dinterman, Paul Hurat, Christy McEwen, Max Fiery, W T Jesgon, Fr Reginald Reedy, John Pullman, Ernest L Bartle, Byron Wentz. Elections set for May 6.

Alsstia Club Paul Huffer H. Koons Lk. GC. Saums W. Norman Reed Hubert Miller Ray Dinterman Paul Hurat Christy McEwen Max Fiery W. T. Jesgon Reginald Reed

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