Christmas Eve Shootout Kills Youth in Guthrie Store
In Guthrie Oklahoma a 45 caliber bullet fired during a clash at Peterson's store killed 24 year old Pruett Green and wounded 20 year old Williard Robinson. Nevina Curtis Peterson a grocer 65 was jailed after the confrontation. Peterson claimed he was assaulted. Both youths had reportedly been drinking before entering the store. Robinson was critically wounded in the neck as Green and another youth clashed.
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Peterson
Beck
Green
Radio saves sick sailor in sea drama
A New York City Public Health Service report recounts how doctors via radio guided a Dutch sailor, age 17, with typhoid on the Katen Brecht sea voyage. Over five days, radiograms from land advised treatment and symptom questions before the ship reached La Palice France and the patient was landed.
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New York
mid-Atlantic
U. S. Public Health Service
U.S. Marine Hospital
New York City
Public Health Service
Katenbrecht
la Pallice
France
G. Croos
They Won't Let Joe Plead Guilty Yet
Beaumont December 25 Joe Gilbert a negro impatient with delays in jail on an assault with intent to kill charge. He seeks to plead guilty to end the matter but the prosecution objects stating witnesses not yet shown. The hearing is postponed and Joe is returned to jail to wait.
Germany Hosts Gay Christmas Fairs Across Major Cities
Berlin reports a festive season with storm troop bands and large wood stalls selling sweets and nuts. Thuringian dolls, Black Forest woodwork, and a Lustgarten fair with a 1.20 meter tall dwarf town are featured, alongside a large illuminated tree. The Winterhilfe charity helps gather warm clothing for the poor.
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U.P
Germany
Thuringia
Black Forest
Ore
Lustgarten
Hitler Organization
Surgeon Cures Epilepsy by Brain Operation
Reports credit Dr. Foerster of Breslau with curing epilepsy through a brain operation. He opened the scalp, fractured skull bones, and removed brain tissue to treat the patient.
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Foerster
Breslau
Germany
Australia
Einstein dodges Santa Claus question in theater encounter
In New York on Christmas, Albert Einstein dodged a persistent question from a curious young man who pressed him to say if he believes in Santa Claus. Einstein described Santa as a personal matter and promised to think it over until tomorrow with a formal statement to follow.
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Ara
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Jesus
Prof. Einstein
Bavarian State Opera Plans Rotating Two-Stage System
The Bavarian State Opera in Munich will install a two floor revolving stage. The design allows one stage to rise or lower ten yards while the other hosts the next scene, enabling near continuous performances. A note on an Australian lizard confusion appears alongside.
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Munich
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