New Refrigeration Attack on Cancer Reported
A refrigeration based method to curb cancer growth was announced by Temple Fay and George Henry at Temple University. Experiments on humans showed a single cancer case entering hibernation under cold treatment with immediate pain relief and temporary nutritional improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Chicago
Soas College of Surgeons
Temple Fay
M. D
Department of
Neurology
George C. Henry
Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Fay
Henry
Powers Offers Jail Time to Reform Defendant in Liquor Store Holdup
Providence Rhode Island October 27 James Powers aged 44 shocked Superior Court by offering to serve jail time for Michele Galucci 26 whom he testified against in a liquor store holdup to help the defendant "lead a better life." The judge made no comment.
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Providence
R.I
James
Powers
Michele Galucci
Patrick P. Curran
Hybrid Apple Appears on Jonathan Tree in Geelong
A curious twenty five year old Jonathan tree in Geelong Australia bears a hybrid apple. Half the fruit is Jonathan with four fifths of the other half Rome Beauty and the remaining fifth King David. Each section is clearly defined from stem to tip as if spliced. Rome Beauty and King David grow in the same orchard but several chains away.
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Jonathan
Geelong
Australia
Rome
Book Louse Causes Worries in Memphis Apartments
In Memphis in late October a book louse, a tiny almost transparent insect, has become a nuisance for apartment dwellers. Dr. E A Back of the federal bureau of entomology notes the pest prompts lease terminations as damp or moldy books attract it. The louse does not bite clothing or carry disease.
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Memphis
Tenn
E. A. Back
Federal Bureau of Entomology
Refrigeration Study Shows Early Degeneration in Wild Cells
Micro scopic examination reveals marked degeneration of the wild cells. Report notes the experiment has not run long enough to draw conclusions about the ultimate result of refrigeration.
Admiral Soikichi Uriu Writes From Bed To Classmates
Odawara reported by Asahi that 81 year old Admiral Sotokichi Uriu dictated a letter from his hospital bed to O. E. Weller of Baltimore, explaining Japan’s stance in the Sino Japanese conflict. The admiral, hero of the Russo Japanese War, faced possible death from cardiac injections as he honored a naval academy friendship.
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Tokyo
Asahi
Odawara
Japan
United States Naval Academy
Soikichi Uru
O. E. Weller
Baltimore
Weller
Maryland
Sotokichi Uriu
Academy
Cocke Re-Elected to Southern States Cooperative Board
R P Cocke of Williamsburg was re-elected to a three year term on the Southern States Cooperative board. He has served since the coop’s founding 14 years ago and operates a Williamsburg area farm. A second regional director will be chosen tomorrow in Blacksburg.
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Richmond
R. P. Cocke
Williamsburg
Southern States Cooperative
Cocke
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Middle
Virginia
L. E. Raper
Blacksburg
T. K. Wolfe
George D. Bayliss
Max F. Borden L. O. Brumback
B. M. Williams
Public sale of George H. Wright land in two counties
The executor and special commissioner will offer at public auction, with clear title, the 141 acre plus tract near Bruce town in Clarke County on the Charles Town Road, east of the B&O Railroad. Sale in Winchester on November 20, 1937 at 2 p.m. Terms: 1/4 cash. balance in three annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance.
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George H. Wright
Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
Clarke County
Brucetown
Charles Town
Herbert S. Larrick
C. I. Brumback
Red Cross Regional Conference Set For Martinsburg Thursday
The Martinsburg area hosts a four state regional conference of the Red Cross with participation from the Erick County Chapter of the American Red Cross and regional delegates. The meeting agenda includes disaster relief planning and community outreach initiatives.
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Erick County
American Red Cross
Afartinshure
Red Cross Conference Planned Across Four States
Red Cross leaders plan a regional full membership campaign and expansion of activities announced by E. T. Clark. Attendees include Mrs. J. George Baetjer and Andrew Bell among others with many chapter officers from Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia attending at City Hall on Thursday October 28.
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Wao Vssowal BS
Red Cross
E. T. Clark
J. George Baetjer
8. G. Rusk
George Snarr
Clifford Grim
Josephine Dowdell
Helen H. Wright
Andrew Bell
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Richard W. Thrush
Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving Service
W. W. Jefferson, Jr
Margaret A. Lewis
Russell J. Bergen
Berkeley County
Martinsburg
R. Hudson
Piedmont
H. G. Nautzing
Moorefield
Gertrude Skiles
Washington County
Kathrine W. Riddle
Hampshire County
John Stewart
Roll Call
Betty Mason
Stanley Seventh Day Adventist Church 50th anniversary service
Elder R. D. Hottel led a commemorative service in Stanley marking the fiftieth anniversary of the church’s dedication. History notes the Sabbath faith began in New Market in 1876 with eight thousand world converts and one missionary. current figures show over four hundred thousand believers and eight thousand churches.
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Stanley
Seventh Day Adventist Church
R. D. Hottel
New Market
Child Recounts Threat From Coyotes Near Home
Four year old Joan Stephens in Elmcreek Nebraska tells her mother a cross dog would bite her. The mother investigates the yard and finds two coyotes nosing around the house nearby.
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Elmcreek. Neb
Joan Stephens
California Bears Still Lead National Football poll
California remains the nation’s No. 1 college football team in the Associated Press ranking for a second straight week after a win over Southern California. Pittsburgh moves to No. 2, swapping with Alabama, while Baylor Vanderbilt Ohio State and Dartmouth enter the top ten.
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Alan Gould
New York
California
Golden Bears
Southern California
Bears
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Minnesota
Yale
Baylor
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Dartmouth
Fordham
Rankings Shake Up in National Football Polls
Vanderbilt climbs from tied for 20th to seventh after beating LSU, the previously unscored upon opponent. Baylor surges from 15th to 6th, and Ohio State remains listed at 12th after last week.
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Umphs
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Baylor
Ohio State
O'Donnell Sold Lot Two Years Ago
Joseph H. O'Donnell previously sold a lot two years earlier in Waukegan Illinois, according to the record.
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Waukegan, Nl.l
Joseph H. O'Donnell
Lickuses sue over wrong lot sale for 900 dollars
Mr and Mrs Frank Lickus allege O'Donnell sold them the west lot by mistake when the east lot was his. They claim to have bought the wrong property, graded it, dug a well, and started an automobile junk business. They seek 5000 dollars in damages.
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O'Donnell
Lickuses
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Ino. W. Rosenberger & Co
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Beautyrest
Simmons
Kenmar
R. W. Barnes
Kenmar Co
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Dr. Pierce
R Adkins
Arlington Ave. Charles
California Bears
Mrs
Frank Lickus
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R A
Amazing Robot
Zenith
Eae
Accus
K. C
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Miles Music CO
Wm. M. Arehart
South Loudoun St
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