Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 171, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 27 August 1946 — Page 3

TUESDAY, AUG. 27, 1946.

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TOT, 3, GIVEN RARE TREATMENT IN CURE TEST The last of three doses of a by-product of death-dealing atomic energy was given a 3-year-old child last night in ah experiment to keep her alive. Little Janice Moschella sipped rare radio-activated phosphorus prepared on the University of Illinois cyclotron shortly after doctors gave her a blood transfusion to keep her from dying of a malignant infection of the liver.

OPA NABS SIX IN DRIVE ON AUTO BLACK MART Six men were arrested in Leesville, S. C, yesterday, in what OPA agents said was the start of the drive to crack a 14-state dealers' black market in automobiles, estimated to have cost car buyers 50 million dollars in excess prices. Special OPA agents arrested the men after buying five automobiles at an open air automobile market at Leesville, through which they calculated a 75 million dollar traffic at approximately double ceiling prices had flowed in the last nine months. The market was jammed with an estimated 80 dealers from many states, and 500 cars.

I IOWAN TO AID DUPONT PROBE An autopsy on the body I of Mrs. Hattie Calhoun, former Dupont, Indiana, resident, who auj thorities believe may have been a "sleep death" poison victim, will , be performed for Indiana investigators of the bizarre mystery by an

Iowa physician. Dr. William J. Peters of Iowa City, la., formerly associated with the University of Iowa, will conduct the autopsy, Jefferson County Coroner Sidney E. Haigh said yesterday.

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