Senators Start Campaign Probe
The Senate campaign investigating committee began tracking slush fund allegations in five states led by Senator Neely of West Virginia as investigators were ordered into Nebraska West Virginia Missouri Maryland and Kansas to probe improper funds and influence in Democratic campaigns and delegate selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver Washington
Senate Campaign Investigating
Neely
West Virginia
Gillette
Town
Nebraska
Missouri
Maryland
Kansas
Harry S. Truman
Lloyd C. Stark
Maurice Milligan
Bennett Clark
Stark
George L. Radcliffe
Howard Bruce
New High Ligation Method Reduces Lung Risk in Amputation
Chicago physicians report a new high ligation technique for leg amputations that ties a vein higher in the limb to prevent postoperative lung complications from blood clots. Described in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the method aims to avert pulmonary involvement historically seen after gangrene-related removals.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Cavalry Horse Thing of Past In New Mexico
SANTA FE New Mexico April 25 Dobbin the weary war horse was on his last legs today as the 111th Cavalry New Mexico National Guard ceases at midnight and is replaced by the 207th Coast Artillery anti aircraft with mechanized units and trucks the horses to be retired may number 235 with uncertain fate Scotland the principal local court is the Sheriff's Court
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Santa FE
N. M
Kit Carson
War Department
Millions of farming losses due to weather in spring
The agricultural department reports millions of dollars in damage to early crops from dry weather dust storms and freezes. Unseasonably cold and heavy rains delayed planting in eastern states while northern plains and Great Lakes regions saw normal progress. Government payments and market demand trends influenced cash farm income for March and the first quarter of 1940.
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Washington
Os Department
Tony
Great Plains
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
New Double Bedroom Pullmans in Service
The Rock Island Lines announces new double bedroom Pullmans to run on the Golden State Limited between Chicago and Los Angeles starting May 1. Each car will include five double rooms and eight open sections, with seven cars needed to equip a similar train set. Demand from travelers to the Pacific Coast spurred the upgrade. The text notes China’s 1381 population as about 60 million.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Golden State
Pacific Coast
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