Cancer No Threat to Wounded Soldiers Says Dr Adair
Dr Frank Adair, cancer specialist, says there is no correlation between cancer and battle wounds or gas exposure. He notes cancer was not prevalent among World War I soldiers and emphasizes early symptom education for effective treatment, quoting that solving cancer could unlock life’s mystery.
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Robert J. Serling
Cleveland
Frank E Ada
New York Memorial Hospital
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Adair
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Fear 43 Lost on Missing Collier
Boston merchants and a Navicin crew report Suffolk, a missing collier, after two distress calls in a gale off Montauk Point. No survivors found. owners Sprague and Sons of Boston identify Captain Charles Thistle of East Boston and a crew of 43 as missing.
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Montauk Pont
Long Island
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Charles Thistle
East Boston
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Sprague Company
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