Rabbits Also Develop Cancer From Cigaret Tars
A New York report notes rabbits, previously resistant, developed cancer after daily exposure of inner ear tissue to cigarette tar. In a 64-rabbit study, five showed cancer after 2 to 3 years, supporting the view that cigarette smoke contains a carcinogen, aligning with findings in mice and suggesting possible relevance to humans.
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Delos Smith
Man
Eiwart A. Graham
Adele B. Croninger
Washington University
St. Louis
Ernest L. Wynder
Sloan. Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
New York
Graham
Graham and Wynder
Cancer Research
Wiel
Wander
Noman
Wynder
Piercy Christmas Programs and Holiday Travels
Unsettled weather continues as Piercy and Leggett communities report school and mill closures. Piercy held Christmas programs with Santa gifts, and Mothers' Club hosted a party. many residents plan or undertake Christmas visits to family in Arkansas Oregon and California. Readers receive holiday greetings from the Journal staff.
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Piercy
Piercy School
Santa
Leggett
Mothers’ Club
L. G. Brake
Arkansas
Pietila
Oregon
Leora Annis
Blue Lake
Irma Brizard
Navota
Murry
Eureka
Douglas Lake
Sandra
San Jose
Robert
Harvey. Finch
Frank Pauts
Stockton
Garberville Medical Center
Mgr
Jesse Unruly
Fresno
Archie Davis
R. Ht. Johnson
San Francisco
Nean Fairlee
Journal
Athletic Commission Gains New Member
Gov. Goodwin J. Knight appoints William F. Leonard of San Bernardino to the state Athletic Commission for a term ending January 4, 1960. Leonard operates Leonard Realty and Building. he succeeds Dean Bartlett Cromwell of Los Angeles who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
CNS
Goodwin J. Knight
William F. Leonard
San Bernardino
State Athletic Commission
Leonard
Leonard Realty and Building Company
Dean Bartlett Cromwell
Los Angeles
Dad Prospered Selling Burgers Until Told There Was No Market
A pithy tale contrasts a prosperous hamburger vendor with a blind man who stops calling out his wares during a recession. Mitchell notes steel, car sales, housing starts and capital spending decline. the path to recovery lies in selling holdings at low prices to spur renewed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Elmer CO. Walz
New York
Mitchell
Canada
Vets Home Loans Funds Exhausted in California
SACRAMENTO UP reports California cut its Calvet home loan program in half in November while funds from a July bond issue and October sale were exhausted. The Veterans Affairs Department processed 524 loan requests that month, well below normal. A December rebound is expected as funds return, but a waiting list of about 43 675 veterans was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calfornia
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Goodwin J. Knight
County Dairymen Get Price Boost
Sacramento CNS reports fluid market milk producers in central coastal and San Francisco bay areas will receive a few cents more per 100 pounds starting Jan 1 for amended transportation costs. No changes to minimum prices for fluid milk to consumers. fob distributor plant prices unchanged. Increases apply to producer dairy location purchases in specified marketing areas including San Francisco and Marin counties among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
CNS
San Francisco Bay Areas
State Bureau of Milk Control
San Francisco
Alameda-Contra Costa
Monterey-Santa Cruz
Santa Clara
Marin County
Solano
Napa-Senama
Mendocino Lake
Bureau
Card of Appreciation for Mr and Mrs Banks Family
We are grateful for sympathy and help after the death of our husband and father Sr M. Subby Banks on December 18 1957. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs James Athey for their kindness from the heart. Mrs BM Banks Mre Obert Parlee Thomas Baniss.
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M. ‘Subby' Banks
James Athey
BM. Banks
Mre
Obert Parlee
Thomas Baniss
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Ukiah
E. Smith
Fhone HO
Hkiah Daily
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E. Standley Stice
County
Price Gale
International Silver Company
Famous
International Company
Blue Willow
Mananne
Wegen
Ransters
Acmeasurgy
Spreen
South School Street
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