Copper and Brass Prices Rise Amid Strong Demand
New York reports higher prices for copper and brass products as supply tightens. Copper scrap buying rises a quarter cent per pound while brass ingots gain up to three quarters of a cent. General Cable increases wire and cable prices about five percent. Copper futures hold 211/4 to 22 cents, with July orders totaling over 68 thousand tons. Lead and zinc hold firm with varied demand and pending subsidy effects.
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New Drug Cuts Typhoid Fever Time Dramatically
Baltimore report says chloromycetin a fungus derived drug shown to reduce typhoid fever from about 30 days to three days in three Baltimore cases. Doctors Woodward and Holt note 13 typhoid successes with the drug now reserved for scrub typhus history and malaria era trials.
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Three Guard Aces Die In Blythe Midair Collision
Three national guard airmen were killed in a midair collision over Blythe California on Sunday. A P 51 mustang fighter and an A 26 bomber from the 12th wing were involved. two others parachuted to safety. Lt Raymond L Mathews and Lt Harold A Bowen survived injuries from bailouts.
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Raymond L. Mathews
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Paul Eagar Elected Mayor of New Town
Paul Eagar has been elected mayor by fellow councilmen in the newly incorporated town of Eagar. The council includes Wesley Burk, M. J. Wiltbank, Guy Lund, and Marion Hamblin. The announcement follows the town's first election conducted by these council members.
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M. J. Wiltbank
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Marion Hamblin
St Monica’s Hospital To Graduate 21 Nurses
St. Monica's hospital Phoenix the first in the United States to open a school of nursing to all races will graduate its second class Thursday. Twenty one graduates include four Negro girls. Rev Emmett McLoughlin superintendent was informed St Luke's Spokane has adopted St Luke's policy.
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St. Monica’s Hospital
U. S
Emmett McLoughlin
St. Monica’s
St. Luke's Hospital
Spokane
Wash
St. Luke’s
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