Doctors Find New Serum to Combat Ping Sickness
Washington December 5 doctors report a serum from St Elizabeths Hospital effective against ping sickness also called Wemic encephalitis a vaccine shows resistance from primary leap stage. Dr Walter Free and Miss Alice Evans led hospital staff in discoveries the serum and vaccine used successfully in three epidemic encephalitis cases about 34 percent recover and few escape the disease’s dire effects.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Walter Free
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Alice Evenas
Tal
Europe
United States
Freeman
Husband Supports Wife’s Lover For Thirty Years
In a Detroit report from December a husband continues support for his wife’s long term lover, Cox, who moved into their home after the marriage. The case details a complex arrangement with Hemmings, Cox, and the wife, including money sent for the partner and child. The husband filed for divorce citing a ruined marriage and ongoing infidelity, with disputed claims about support and residence.
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Hemmings
Ingo
Enderby
Eng
Les Mr. Cox
Fan Arrested For Beating Spouse In Ahern Case
A 30 year old woman, Ensie Allen, was beaten by her husband on Main Street and was taken by ambulance to a hospital. Dr Greenspun examined her and ordered transfer to the state hospital where she remained in critical condition. The report notes a tragic scene at home and reflects on domestic violence and renewal of debts in its closing lines.
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Ensie Allen
Main Street
Urdge H Hospital
8. Greenspun
Stal
Italy plans national theatre led by Pirandella under Mussolini
Italy seeks a government backed national theatre to rival Moscow Paris and Berlin. Premier Mussolini approves the scheme with Pirandella as director and Paolo Ebani as planning partners aiming for top acting and production, modeled after Stix Characters in Search of an Author.
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Dec
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Pirandella
Moscow
Paris
Berlin
Mussolini
United States
Paolo Ebani
National Theatre
Stanislawsky
Moscow Art Theatre
Firraulh Gemler
Odeon
Parla
Max Reinhardt
Congress Faces Overwhelming Bills Backlog
Washington Dec 5 AP Congress faces an impossible task with a three month session starting Monday The House will push through temporary tax cuts rivers and harbors and annual appropriations while the Senate slows under procedural hurdles Tax measures prohibition and Muscle Shoals leasing fight attention and a Lausanne Treaty vote looms amid broad legislative layout involving railroads foreign trade zones and other major items
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Senate
Treasury
Turkey
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McFadden
Brig. Gen. Barth Dies at 68 in Leavenworth
Brig. Gen. Charles H. Barth, retired A S A brigadier who commanded the Seventh Division in France, died at the National Military Home in Leavenworth at age 68. Born in Iowa in 1858, he attended West Point in 1867 and served in the Spanish American War, the Philippines, and World War I. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal, the French Legion of Honor, and the Croix de Guerre with palm. Funeral plans not announced.
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National Miliary Home
Iowa
General Barth
West Point
William Crozier
Joseph Kahn
France
Barth
Philippines
Jackson
S.C
Camp McArthur
Vexan
Olson Girls Note May Help Solve Death
A stained letter written by Erdman Olson to Clara Olson, found with the girl’s body, is expected to shed light on the disappearance of Clara and the fate of missing Erdman, a coroner’s jury will hear testimony on. Erdman was charged with murder after Clara’s disappearance and fled Gale College amid threats of arrest.
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Wia
Clara Olson
Erdman Olson
Ibylsen
Erdman
Chicago
Clara
Aarrant
Gale College
Laura
Coolidge and King Likely to Converse by Transatlantic Radio
President Coolidge and King George may greet each other from the White House and Buckingham Palace within three months as trans Atlantic radiophone tests mature. Early rates proposed for calls are 10 to 12 dollars per minute, with longer chats possible atmospherically. Regular experiments already connect Britain and America on Saturdays and Sundays and often on weeknights when amateurs are silent.
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London
Coolidge
King George
White House
Buckingham Palace
Kaiser’s Relative Plans U S Visit As Music Conductor
Prince Joachim Albrecht, royal kin and conductor, travels from Rerblin to the United States at end of January to lead about a dozen symphony concerts. He jokes he may be a king or president and notes his grand uncle’s lineage while being described in health at fifty one. He is the first Hohenvolern to visit the United States in twenty five years.
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Nev
Joachim Albrecht
Hohenzul- Jernsburth
Hoherzweilerns
Associated Press
United States
Radio Program Schedule Across Major Cities
A sweeping list of radio programming across networks WEAF WIZ WNBC and many others details 7:00 PM children's features talk segments baritone performances and orchestral broadcasts with weather reports and lunch menus interspersed. Stations include WICC WIZ WEAF WNYC WHYY WGBS WLWL WGY WMSG WAUG and many regional alerts and time signals throughout the day.
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Bridgeport
Hed Croas
Amelis Wen
J. Conners
Ethel Wooster
Haven Pour
J .M
WIZ
New York
Lunehson
Julian Heath
Mrs. Grace Dance Orchestra
Cotton Exchange
Dance Orchestra
Feothet
Jus B. Kennedy
Vernon Kelm
Iarold Webster
Maurie Leest
Tria
Hite Bbering
Danece Orchestre Weaf
York
Tull
Mimia Rutenberg
Alleen Dalgletah
Mina Rutenberg
Plar'st
HL G. Rewell
Minia Rotenberg
Muale
Helen Graves Menzo_ xeptano
Columbia University
House of Lythe
Orriner
Uutd
Imner
Lakme
Weaf Grend Opera
WNYC
Herman Newman
P.M
Gernan Lesgone
Rolles Alerma
Tol Nascher
T.M. Danes
N. Ussher Dance Orchestra
Billy King
Scotch Nongan —Punlin School Athletic League
Wingate
P.M Commonwealth Quartet
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Wiis
Jack Cohen
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Gertrude Lawrence
Mary Bongert
George Tiller
Zallian Eichler
George Fisher
League of Women Voters
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Gould Avoids Cameras at Capitol Appearance
Arthur G Gould Republican senator from Maine showed timidity when faced by reporters and cameras at the capitol yesterday. He asked to postpone speaking until after the swearing in and said he did not want his picture taken, as colleague Senator Hale noted it was customary for senators to pose for photos and grant interviews.
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Safety Activities Grow at Connecticut Motor Vehicle Department
Public safety efforts of the Connecticut motor vehicle department have expanded over nine years, matching other department activities. A department chart shows twelve safety activities, from disciplining registrants to coordinating with police and highway officials, with both revenue and non revenue roles.
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Peace speaker barred from Agnes Scott talk in Atlanta
Mrs. Lueia Ames Mead, Boston lecturer and president of the National Council for the Prevention of War, was barred from delivering an International peace address at Agnes Scott College. A committee of Atlanta ministers met to hear both sides. no action was taken, and the matter was tentatively deferred. Mead said the council favors police power over military power to maintain order among nations.
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National Council For the Prevention of
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