Tiny Detroit baby tops survival odds at one week
A week-old girl, born three months early and weighing 19 ounces, survives beyond a week at Ford Hospital in Detroit. Doctors say she could be the smallest infant to live, with her parents Virginia Rye and Russell Bye hoping for a miracle amid pioneering care.
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Big Spring and Terrell Hospitals Face Overcrowding and Reform
A Texas comparison shows Big Spring Hospital expanding to 1 000 beds to ease senile overload and keep TB isolation, while Terrell struggles with crowding and a prisonlike atmosphere. Both lack sufficient doctors, nurses, and attendants as lawmakers consider budgeted upgrades.
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A. M. Bowden
Bowden
J. P. Howser
Victim of Blaze Dies of Injuries
Otha Scott Rogers aged 48 of Sherman died in a Fort Worth hospital from burns suffered near the Missouri Pacific Railroad tracks. Police theorize he was burned after falling asleep too near a fire used for warmth. Rogers worked for a Sherman telephone company.
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