Fight to Save Girl incoma for 147 Days
United Press reports Oak Park Illinois July 12 a private secretary Patricia Maguire 27 has lay in a coma since February 15 nearly six months while Dr Eugene Traut develops a serum from her blood to fight sleeping sickness He praises the life spark and aims to cure her and add to medical science The patient remains largely unresponsive but shows brief eye movement and is kept cool in a suburban Oak Park home while a Cincinnati observer visits Bemus Point New York
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Oak Parig
Til
Patricia Maguire
Fugene Traut
Oak Park
Sadie Miley
Gladys ‘Hanson
Pleasent
Personal Mentions Roundup of Visitors and Travel
Joseph Haggeman returns from a two woe vacation through Connecticut Boston and Atlantic City. Several locals travel to Bainboro Erie Warren Jamestown Montreal and New York for golf business or family events. Notables include Mrs. Gillette Allenhurst Dr. and Mrs. M. Gillette and Ford, Jewell, Kincaid, Schott, Amacher, Drown, Mesd, Freshmain, Say, Sperry, Lester, and Nichols connections with journeys to Philadelphia Warren Warren to Cleveland and Meadville.
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Mass
Aulantic City
Babbitt
HM. W. Parker
Harry Auer
EB. D. MacKenzie
Bainboro
Rotary
Wnion City
Wright W. Dilyard
Ora Harper
George Stanford
Jamestown
Brank L. Ford
Delaware Street
C. H. Jewell
Erie
Glenn Mean
Philadelphia
EB. Kincaid
Mt. Vernon
Etta Schott
Warren
John Amacher
Corry
HL H. Jones
Pittsburgh
Mr. Drown
James Town
Pubiic Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Carl
Caniz
Cecil Walker
J. C. Crown
Morris Bernstein
Syracuse
Leona Freshmain
Syracse
Jast
Frank Say
Shearaldine
A. Sperry
George Lester
North East
Groh Hoasler
M.D. Parkhurst
Eibaslin
Harrisburg
Hossler
Sm Texas
New Mexico
Watious
Clinton ,Titus
Grandson
Eleanor Smith
Dust Congress Street
Aire
Cleveland
Beloit
Park Teasdale
Meadville
P.M. Nichols
Erie Precitus
Sugar Grove
J. R. Clark
Marion
Detroit
Mich
George
Edward
John Roach
Clark
Ford Motor Company
R. A. Ott
Rochester
Buffalo
Margaret Jane King
Two dentists die in Allentown car fire crash
July 12 Allentown Pa two dentists died when their car collided with another vehicle near Lanark, struck a gasoline pump and caught fire. Stewart Walek 20 of Hazelton and Dr P T Lekas 27 of Wilkes Barre perished. Walek died at Allentown Hospital, Lekas identified by relatives. Reiss 63 of Lanark was slightly injured. The gas station burned.
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United Press
Bonus Army Leader Stranded After Fundraising Bout
Walter Waters, chief of the Bonus Expeditionary Forces, arrived in Camden to raise funds for fellow veterans but was left without money to pay his hotel bill. A wrestling match in Pennsauken township, run by Camden veteran committees, drew about 1,000 attendees yet failed to provide gate receipts after guarantees to wrestlers and other expenses consumed the proceeds.
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Pennsauken Township
Camilen Vetsions
Man dies from self-inflicted gunshot in Franklinville
Basil Pridey, 28, of Prankdinville, died after a self-inflicted shotgun wound to the left shoulder while in his car on Farmersville road seven miles north of Franklinville. He was found by his brother Lawrence and died hours later at Olean General Hospital. Police say Pridey admitted shooting himself but gave no reason.
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Prankdinville
Farmersville Road
Franklinville
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Low Olean General Hospital
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Wits
Lawrence Pridey
Olean General Hospital
Lassence
Milford Maynard
Masten Street
Baffiin
Farmersville
Basil
Radio Patrol at Rex Promises Thrilling Police Drama
Radio Patrol will be shown at the Rex Wednesday evening at 8 with scenes of crime and courage. Tickets cost ten cents at Keister's Drug Store and at the theatre gate. Dr. Howard Dissler and Dr. D E Bennett are visiting Buffalo for three months.
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Spartansburg
Columbus
Clymer
Findley
Liniversars Wineemsue Wottenll
Bo Jice
Radio Patrol
Rex
Dauntless
Meyer
Keister
Howard Dissler
Buffalo
D. E. Bennett
Late Selling Drops Stocks Auburn Breaks
New York markets saw late selling push prices lower with the Dow slipping as traders weighed a Federal Reserve statement and weather factors. Notable moves included declines in cotton and wheat while bonds and metals saw varied responses. Major names listed include American Can, General Electric, General Motors, Westinghouse, and Standard Oil among others, as traders tracked futures and earnings prospects. A separate Springfield report notes miners protest a proposed 92 dollar daily wage, calling for ballot recalls and a joint conference on the wage agreement.
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Anaconda
Atlantic
Auburn
Canadian Pacific
Chryssey
Columbie Gas
Continental Can
Curtiss Wright
Wien
Jens
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