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1933Lloyd J. Old, American immunologist and academic (died 2011)[†]
Lloyd John Old was an American medical researcher, and one of the founders of the field of cancer immunology. When Old began his career in 1958, tumor immunology was in its infancy. Today, cancer immunotherapies are a significant advance in cancer therapy.
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Confers with J A Farley on N Y C Mayoralty situation
Sketch of forthcoming now Constitution pub; Council of State, apptd by Pres, to head 2 chambers; double votes for fathers of large families and electors in same employment for long period; minimum voting age raised to 24; Von Starhemberg issues manifesto promising support of Dollfuss; Govs of Burgenland and Carinthia to be removed for laxity toward Nazis; rumors of negotiations between Austria and Germany for settlement increased by impending departure of Dollfuss for Geneva
Pledges cooperation with Farm Administration in price raising plan
32-hour wk ordered; 35-hour average expected
Judge, prosecutor and defense counsel unite to discredit internatl com's rept as Nazis offer alibis on Reichstag fire
he confers with bankers
Attends Franco-Brit disarmament talks
Natl Corn and Hog Com submits plan to Wallace for artificially raising prices of hogs $2 a hundred lbs and corn prices by reducing 1934 acreage
Revolt plan revealed; movement anti-Communist; other armed bands reptd; efforts to persuade Blas Hernandez to discontinue revolt said to have failed; Welles understood to have protested against raid on house of Amer
VIENNA, Sept. 22. -- Rumors of negotiations between Austria and Germany for a settlement of their differences increased tonight on the eve of the departure of Chancellor Dollfuss for Geneva, where he will attend the World Disarmament Conference.
Ickes says fund will be exhausted by Jan 1; allotments
Revamping of Natl Credit Corp so that it can make loans to small businesses being considered; corp not eligible for R F C loans; Natl Credit Corp directors consider plans for organization owned by banks to make loans