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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1941

Page

6

New Vitamin B complex a p-aminobenzoic acid found

Dr. 8 Ansbacher of the Squibb Institute reports in Science a new vitamin in the B complex, p-aminobenzoic acid. Rat hair turns white without it, but no human tests exist. Morgan earlier noted diet affects fur color in rats.

8. Ansbacher Squibb Institute For Medical Research Science Dr. Ansbacher Fay Agnes Morgan University of California Dr. Morgan Ansbacher Medical Armamentarium

St. Raymond's Sewing Circle Holds First Card Party

St. Raymond's Sewing Circle announces its first card party next Friday evening in the Colonial Room with prizes for each table and two special door prizes. Officers include Mrs. Eugene Koehl president, Mrs. Thomas Quinlan vice president, Mrs. John Markell secretary and treasurer, Mrs. James Hounk purchasing agent, and Mrs. Ralph Scherer cashier.

St. Raymond’s Sewing Circle Colonial Room Eugene Koehl Thomas Quinlan John Markell James Hounk Ralph Scherer

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