Fingerprint science challenges permanence claim by doctors
Dr. James Burks of Tulane University reports two cases of skin planing that removed the top skin layer and left only faint, crisscrossed lines on fingertips. The technique, used for acne scar removal, may render prints unreliable for identification. Dillinger and others reportedly tried burning prints, but experts say they can still be recognizable. Doctors warn against aiding criminals seeking print removal, while noting possible lawful medical reasons to remove prints.
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Chicago
New Orleans
James Burks
Tulane University School of Medicine
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John Dillinger
Dillinger
Archives of Dermatology
American Medical Assn
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Gun-Wielding Youths Captured After Lights Shot
Police captured two North Anderson boys aged 11 and 12 after a complaint that they were shooting street lights with BB guns. They claimed innocence but had a gun when picked up. another youth allegedly fired and escaped. Juvenile authorities released them to their parents. officials urged parents to prevent such fires within city limits. It is a violation of a city ordinance.
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Department Ends Bonbons Donations by Firemen
Robinsons volunteers drew no bonbons for Hebrides tribute as officers were alerted to improper payments. Mayor Harold Anderson accused Fire Chief Miltor Mennicke of approving false vouchers for candy and flowers funded by misused donations. Mennicke contested the claims and said he has submitted his reply.
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Fluoridation discussed by health officials and costs
Dr. Louis W. Spolvar explains fluoride benefits by age group and toxic levels. AMA hearings find no fluoride allergy link among 33 million people. Chester Canham cites fluoridation costs per person and system-wide concentration consistency. Local health figures note taste changes are not a concern and describe water treatment costs. The Horseshoe crab is noted for chewing nests with legs.
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State Health Board
Spolyar
American Medical Association
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Lamey
Fennicke
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Venezuela Revival Opens At Meadowbrook Tabernacle
The Rev Roy L Thomas begins a daily 7 pm revival at Meadowbrook Tabernacle at 37th Street and Madison Avenue with Mrs Thomas and their daughter singing. Rev Richard Badzley hosts the meetings. In Caracas the government announced Dr Humberto Fernandez Moran would address all Venezuelans by radio and TV amid student protests. Police wounded two students in Caracas as clashes erupted near Escuela Pedagorica.
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Meadowbrook Tabernacle
37Th Street
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Richard Badzley
Caragcas
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Fernandez
Caracas
Marcos Jimenez
Air Force
Associated Press
New York
Jiminez
Escuela Pedalgorica
el Paraiso
Fluoridation debate and GM headlamp advances detailed
The article covers fluoridation opinions from Dr Doenges and Dr Lamey amid public health arguments and a city council discussion on water treatment. It also highlights Guide Lamp headlamp innovations for 1958 including four beam headlights and the Autronic Eye dimming system with a new sensitivity control, tied to GM's Golden Milestone anniversary promotions.
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