Senator Flies to Uncle Long Rests After Rough Night
Louisiana Governor Earl K. Long remains under hospital care at John Sealy in Galveston as doctors assess a possible psychiatric issue. Senator Russell Long, his nephew, arrived by private plane and joined consultations with Dr. John B. Truslow and Dr. Titus Harris as tests and observation continue.
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Galveston
Tex
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Long
Russell Long
D-La
John Sealy Hospital
Gov. Long
John B. Truslow
University of Texas Medical Branch
Truslow
Sen. Long
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Saucer Club Holds First Session In Charleston
The Charleston Flying Saucer Club attracted 60 attendees for its initial meeting at the YM C A lounge. Members from Kanawha Valley communities, ages 14 to 63, include a doctor and two chemists as they plan future meetings and a regional reporting system for aerial phenomena.
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Charleston
Lyle Carson
Garnet Shawkins
Braxton County
Kearse Theater
Tannic acid inks up old manuscripts and other Qs
A reader quiz in The Gazette Information Bureau explains tannic acid as a dilute 3 percent solution to reveal faded ink on old papers. It notes application methods, effects on rust streaks, and where to obtain the chemical from drugstores.
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Charleston Gazette Information Bureau
F St
N. W
Washington, D. C
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