Butte Roots Cancer Vaccine Story Promises A Cure
The article traces a 1924 Butte announcement by Dr. Michael J. Scott on a cancer vaccine. NBC coverage cites Frank Raucher on promising research but notes funding limits. Netterberg and Livingston-Wheeler link the vaccine to CG Hormone theory, describing a dormant cancer microbe and a false hormone driving cancer cell protection.
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Nbc-Tv News
Butte
Michael J. Scott
St. James Hospital
NBC
Roy Neal
American Cancer Society
Frank Raucher
Raucher
Bio-Med
Seattle
Robert E. Netterberg
Scott
Netterberg
Virginia Livingston-Wheeler
Hernan Acevedo
Montana
New York
Livingston- Wheeler
California
Livingston-Wheeler
Wheeler
Cancer treatment theory traced to 1924 discovery
NBC aired a report on a cancer treatment known since 1924 and explored by Dr. Robert E. Netterberg of Butte who has studied it for 19 years. The Montana Standard previews an exclusive series with Page 1 outlining how cancers form and could be cured and Page 7 detailing the theory’s discovery and global work.
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Robert Netterberg
Butte
NBC
Montana Standard
Standard
Robert E. Netterberg
Netterberg
Virginia Livingston-Wheeler
California
Hernan Acevedo
Pittsburgh
New York
State probes whether utility cut off killed man
A 63 year old diabetic man was found dead in his Milltown home after Montana Power Co cut his natural gas for nonpayment nine days earlier. The death prompted a Montana Public Service Commission inquiry into life support service disconnections amid bitter cold. Officials noted a lingering question whether exposure from the cut off gas contributed to a heart attack, while the company cited inability to check every home. The victim, Toge Gunner Johnson, owed MPC $250 and had not paid since January.
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Helena
Missoula
State Public Service Commission
Montana Power Co
PSC
Standard State Bureau
MPC
Dennis Lopach
Montana Power
The
Commission
Lopach
National Weather Service
Johnson-Bell
Toge Gunner Johnson
Johnson
Carl I. Johnson
Piltzville
Robert Amick
Energy Dept lays out guide for potential winter fuel shortages
The Energy Department releases a two volume Energy Emergency Planning Guide outlining possible fuel shortages and federal state actions. It notes mandatory thermostat limits unlikely unless in extreme cases and cites coal mine and railroad strikes as threats to fuel supplies.
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Washington
Department of Energy
David J. Bardin
Department
Economic Regulatory Administration
United Mine Workers
Overworked chief takes weekend job at Discovery Basin
Philipsburg Chief of Police Francis Sullivan becomes Granite County deputy sheriff to patrol Discovery Basin ski area on weekends. He will not have county duties or payroll, with Discovery Basin covering his weekend services and county jurisdiction limited to Saturdays and Sundays.
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Philipsburg
Francis Sullivan
Granite County
Discovery Basin
Sullivan
Nick Munis
Munis
Discovery
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Joseph A. McElwain
Amick
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