Burns Treated With ACTH Reported By Two Groups
Two research teams describe successful ACTH treatment for severe pediatric burns. Minnesota doctors detail a 7 year old girl who fed/feverish then improved after ACTH with fever drop appetite return and grafts. Duke University team cite a 9 year old boy with 85 transfusions and 80 percent graft survival after ACTH trials.
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Chicago
Minnesota School of Medicine
Minneapolis
Duke University
Forest H. Adams
Elden Berglund
Samuel Balkin
Tague Chrisholm
Durham
N. C
Berry F. Edwards
Frank L. Engel
T. B. Schwartz
Samuel P. Martin
Armour Laboratories of Chicago
Inquest Planned in Sleeping Pill Death
Chicago reports an inquest into the death of Marion Herben a 27 year old sales clerk and amateur poet found dead in the Danish vice consul Jorn Ahlers Gold Coast apartment after taking sleeping tablets in a suspected suicide pact. Ahlers 32 and single returned home to find her and called a doctor and police.
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Chicago
Marion Herben
Gold Coast
Mud Island forms after Caspian Sea volcano eruption
Izvestia reported a giant Caspian eruption on December 4 spewing about 6 million tons of mud and creating an island off Baku. The island is over half a mile long, 300 feet wide, and sits about 18 feet above water with flames shooting high.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Caspian Sea
Baku
Mrs Hale At 81 Tars Roof With Tar In Los Angeles
Mrs Bessie Hale an 81 year old widow born in Norway works atop a steep rooming house roof. She clings to a rope tied around a chimney and tar brushes vigorously as onlookers watch.
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Los Angeles
Bessie Hale
East West Sheepmen Inquire About Saturday Sale
Sheepmen from Connecticut California Minnesota and nearby states inquire about the bred purebred sale to be held Saturday December 9 at 1 p m in the Crane pavilion fair grounds. Minnesota consignors include Lyle Bogue Farmington Evan Busse Ottawa R E Kietzer Truman Clayton Moses Kasota Harold Laettre Kasson Earl Subra Austin North Brothers Vernon Center and Gluck Farms St Paul. Assisting are William Morris Henry Zavoral and Phil Anderson University Farm St Paul. The sheep will be on view Saturday morning. The sale begins at 1 p m.
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Ers Association
University Farm
Holm
Minnesota
Lyle Bogue
Farmington
Evan Busse
Ottawa
R. E. Kietzer
Truman
Clayton Moses
Kasota
Harold Laettre
Kasson
Earl Subra
Austin
North Brothers
Vernon Center
L. H. Schmeising
Gluck Farms
St. Paul
William Morris
Henry Zavoral
Phil Anderson
Farm labor outlook 1951 Minnesota aims to recruit Texas Mexicans
In Minnesota officials push for preplanned farm labor. Christgau reports looming 1951 shortages as cotton quotas raise Texas demand. State division outlines recruitment setup with Texas Mexicans and other nationals, plus wage and condition specifications to avoid last year confusion. An employment network would move workers from surplus to shortage areas.
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Texas
Minnesota
Christgau
Washington
U S Drive at Lake Success Slows in UN Debate
The 60 nation political committee stalled on condemning Communist China over China’s intervention in Korea. A U S spokesman still expected a vote by Saturday morning while Britain India and other delegations delayed awaiting conference results. Warren Austin warned the UN would not retreat and Wu Hsiu chuan walked out after Vishinsky failed to keep intervention off the agenda.
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U. S
Truman
Attlee
India
38Th Parallel
Korea
United States
Britain
France
Norway
Cuba
Ecuador
Red China
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Austin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Ottumwa Rent Controls Lifted Among Seven Cities
Housing Expediter Tighe Woods lifted rent controls today in Ottumwa Iowa and six other communities. The action came on local recommendations and marks a broader roll back of price limits in midwest regions.
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Ottumwa
Washington
Tighe Woods
Iowa
Candy sales share in U S food stores reaches thirty percent
A report notes that about 30 percent of all candy sold in the United States occurs through food stores, highlighting distribution channels in the confectionery market.
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United States
Meanest Man Cheats Blind Operators at Court House Stand
In Oakland California a man posing as a customer purchased cigarettes at the courthouse stand run by blind operators Roland Anderson and Marie Ward. Twice on Thursday he tendered a $5 bill and received change, but the checkup revealed the bills were only $1 each.
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Oakland
Calif
Roland Anderson
Marie Ward
Fair Board Names 2 New Directors
Mower county's fair board today named two new members to fill vacancies created by resignations. Myron Aultfather will serve a three year term succeeding N C Goodwin, who asked to be relieved for health reasons after nine years on the board. Roy Miller was chosen to complete G G Youngdahl's 11 year term. Miller is a Pillsbury Co. representative and a local businessman. Carl Kehrer was elected vice president, a role previously held by Youngdahl.
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Mower County
Myron Aultfather
Roy Miller
Aultfather
N.C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Miller
G. G. Youngdahl
Pillsbury Co
Carl Kehrer
Youngdahl
New Link Proposed for State Police Radio Network
The legislative advisory committee hears a proposal to spend 55000 from the game and fish contingent fund to build a new short wave radio link in Virginia. Frank Blair cites war-time material scarcity and urges immediate construction as part of a six-station network including St. Paul Redwood Falls and planned sites at Rochester Brainerd and a northwest Minnesota location.
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ST. Paul
Legislative Advisory Committee
Virginia
Frank Blair
Division of Game and Fish
Highway Patrol
Redwood Falls
Rochester
Brainerd
Minnesota
Man breaks leg during roof snow shoveling
Archie Kellner aged 52 of 309 S Second fell from the garage roof while shoveling snow and suffered a broken leg. He was taken to St Olaf hospital around 6 p m.
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Archie Kellner
Kellner
St. Olaf Hospital
Stalled motorist taps firemen in snowbank rescue
Sperry Morway of Glastonbury Connecticut, 20, called firemen when his car stuck in a snowbank in Sinclairville New York. Chief Maurice Westley and 20 volunteers pulled the car out. Morway was charged with turning in an unnecessary fire alarm and paid a $5 fine.
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Sinclairville
N. Y
Sperry Morway
Glastonbury, Conn
Maurice Westley
Morway
375 Children Prepare Final Nutcracker Drills at Columbus
About 375 Columbus school children are finalizing drills for The Magic Nutcracker to be performed Sunday evening at St Augustine hall. Leading roles include Rose mary Collins as the Mother and Thomas Dutcher as the Father, with a large ensemble featuring many children in group parts such as party children and candy sticks.
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Columbus
St. Augustine Hall
Rosemary Collins
Thomas Dutcher
Grandpa
Kenneth Regner
Johnny
Robert Gavin
Marie
Sharon Judd
Edith
Maureen Hennessy
Tommy
Hugh Plunkett
Jane
Deanne von Feldt
Peter
John Alwelling
Alice
Patricia Hillan
Prince Charming
James Ray
Candy Fairy
Janice Block
Wind Fairy
Deann Barkhoff
Page
Charles Schmeichel
Deanna Loecher
Marilyn
Instrumental Ensemble to Perform at Event
A reading mentions an instrumental ensemble scheduled to perform with shepherds and shepherdesses in attendance. The item lacks specific names, places, or dates.
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Shepherds and Shepherdesses
Ex-Convict Held in Garretson Bank Robbery
Kenneth A. Kitts an Omaha ex-convict was arrested in Council Bluffs on a warrant charging him with robbing the First National Bank of Garretson on October 4 using force and kidnapping bank cashier Tom Wangsness. FBI Special Agent James L. Dalton said the Garretson heist involved $2991.18.
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Omaha
Kenneth A. Kitts
Iowa
First National Bank of Garretson
S. C
James L. Dalton
FBI
Kitts
Council Bluffs
Garretson Bank
Tom Wangsness
Masons at Le Roy Elect G. S. Ecklund
Le Roy Eureka Lodge 75 elected new officers Tuesday with G. S. Ecklund named worshipful master Paul Van Buren senior warden Richard Christianson junior warden George Hurlbut secretary and Bert Sours treasurer in the roll call at the meeting.
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Dick Holm
Crane Pavilion
Fairgrounds
The
Minnesota Sheep Breed
Lake
United Nations
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Sunchon
North Korea
Lante Ae Ae
Sekar Ge
Soon , Gabbard
San Jose
Seana Tae Col Kagulle
Milwaukee
Wis
Pie. C. E Jones
Chelase
Okla
Cpl
Chasies Waite
Rosts
W. E. Hopfe
Canton Cafe
Harry W. Myers
Bridge St
the Glass Shop
Garretson
Masons
le Roy
G. S. Ecklund
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