Vitamin P from citrus waste promises radiation protection
Florida Southern College researchers Dr. Boris Sokoloff and Dr. James B. Redd report isolating Vitamin P from citrus waste. They say it protects capillaries and could shield animals from near lethal radiation, with 50 rats tested showing higher survival on larger doses. Detailed production methods to be shared at the Florida Academy of Sciences meeting.
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Boris Sokoloff
James B. Redd
Florida Southern College
Bio-Research
Florida Academy of Sciences
Deland
Sokoloff
Redd
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Offers Wife As Bail Suggestion Declined in Alabama
PHENIX CITY, Ala., Dec. 2. William R. Davis and his wife were fined $7.50 each on a drinking charge and $11.50 for trespassing. Recorder Homer D. Cobb promptly refused the bail Davis suggested. Davis offered his wife as bail, Cobb said, so he could go out and make some money to pay the fines.
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Phenix City
Ala
William R. Davis
Homer D. Cobb
Davis
Cobb
Hula Dance At School Sparks Pastor Conflict
In Portland Oregon a grade school carnival hula dance drew fire from Rev Louis P Lehman pastor of Evangel Baptist Church He criticized Principal G Miller Nicholson and two teachers for the act while defending it as playful comedy Read more: no action planned pending further complaints
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Portland
Ore
UPR
Louis P. Lehman
G. Miller Nicholson
Lehman
Evangel Baptist Church
Paul A. Rehmus
Nicholson
J. E. Keyser
Newspaper Pubs Seek Court Action Over ITU Noncompliance
The American Newspaper Publishers Association asked the National Labor Relations Board to go to court to force the International Typographical Union to comply with a board order. The ITU said it would seek a rehearing, which ANPA says would delay lawful compliance. The Oct 28 NLRB decisions found ITU violation of closed shop provisions in the newspaper industry.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
ITU
NLRB
Taft Hartley Act Clash Over Newspaper Typesetting
Report discusses efforts to enforce closed shop conditions in newspaper typesetting rooms under the Taft Hartley framework. Closed shop would restrict hiring to union printers, affecting labor and management dynamics.
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