Poison strikes Titusville dogs and fowl as a baby falls ill
Four dogs, four bantam chickens and a duck died from poisoning in Titusville amid a broader outbreak. A 14 month old girl, Gladys Beach, was hospitalized with high fever amid concerns she may have ingested poison. Investigators say the poison affected animals first and that a state dog law officer is assisting.
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Titusville
Gladys Beach
Donald Beach
Titusville Hospital
George B. Beach
George Beach
George E. Beach
Fire damage at St Boni face Church in Pittsburgh
Two fires damaged St Boni face's Roman Catholic Church on the North Side with an estimated $2,500 loss. Fire Chief Joseph Hopper said vandals broke in and started the blazes. one fire destroyed 10 pews at the front while the other damaged robes and lockers in the sacristy.
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Pittsburgh
St. Boniface's
Battalion
Joseph Hopper
Hopper
Witness Testimony Links Threat to Slain Laura Belle Starr
Mrs Alberta Vactor testified Laura Belle Starr told her on the night of a club gathering that Moses Terrell threatened to throw her under a freight train. She described events at the Triple City Elks Club and said detectives noted Terrell had spoken ill of her since Starr’s death, though she denied being influenced to testify.
Lichtenwalter to Succeed Taylor as Pa GOP Chairman
The Bulletin reported from Washington that former Rep. Francis H. Lichtenwalter of Lehigh County is slated to become Pennsylvania state GOP chairman, with high Republican circles vouching for the plan as leaders met with National Chairman Leonard W. Hall. Attendees at the meeting included Lt. Gov. Lloyd Wood, Taylor, Gov. John S. Fine, and Senators Edward Martin and James H. Duff.
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Philadelphia
The
Bulletin
Washington
Francis H. Lichtenwalter
Lehigh County
M. Harvey Taylor
Pennsylvania
Leonard W. Hall
Lloyd Wood
Taylor
John 8. Fine
Edward Martin
James H
Synthetic Atropine Drug Disclosed For Wartime Use
New York reports a synthetic atropine production breakthrough by Winthrop Stearns and Rensselaer, capable of supplying 400 million people. The drug neutralizes nerve gas by counteracting its paralyzing effects, with 330 pounds already in Defense Department stockpiles and ampules ready for military or civilian injections.
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Preas
New York
Tron Curtain
Russia
Winthrop-Stearns, Inc
New York City
Rensselaer
N. Y
Defense Department
Gas pipeline expansion reaches 43 states and record reserves
Over 15 years nine new states joined the national gas pipeline system bringing total states to 43. Natural gas customers tripled with more new customers added to utility lines in five years than in the prior decade. Gas reserves rose to a record 200 trillion cubic feet in 1953 as discoveries consistently exceeded production.
Atomic energy policy notes and South Dakota gold output 1958
The article outlines proposed amendments to the Atomic Energy Act granting private manufacture and operation of reactors, AEC authority to set safety rules, cost-based material supply, and broadened patent rights. It also reports South Dakota mining output for 1958, noting 526,406 fine ounces of gold valued at $18,424,210.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Soviet Union
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
South Dakota
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