William Oatis Described As Very Nervous and Confused
Buffalo based Emil A. Peiper recalls travel with William N. Oatis after 22 months in a Czech prison. Peiper says Oatis is nervous tense and willing to speak on most topics except his trial details. He notes improved treatment near the end and that Oatis shaved for the first time since imprisonment.
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William N. Oatis
Czech
Europe
Emil A. Peiper
Oatis
Amsterdam
Holland
Frankfuy
New York
Peiper
New Rh negative pregnancy treatment tested by doctors
The article explains Rh factor basics, risks in Rh negative mothers with Rh positive babies, and a new treatment using Rh hapten injections to reduce fetal danger. It notes that success varies and the method is not yet perfected, with some pregnancies proceeding safely. It also includes a question about eyelid xanthomas and their removal.
Ike's Mail Favors Veto Of Oil Bill
President Eisenhower’s office reports strong public pressure against the tidelands bill with about 1,200 letters and 1,500 cards urging a veto. The White House says signing will occur this week, despite a campaign-like letter wave, while hearings on a separate offshore leasing bill continue amid industry criticism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
California
Louisiana
Texas
Senate Interior Committee
Fred M. Nelson
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Nelson
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Nineteen Men Guilty in Klan Kidnapping Case
Federal Judge Don Gilliam found nineteen men guilty for a Ku Klux Klan kidnapping tied to an eighteen month period of terror in Columbus County. Defendants pleaded nolo contendere. Sentences ranged from one year to three years with several on probation.
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Wilmington
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Don Gilliam
Columbus County
Gilliam
John A. Shaw
Hefner Speaks To Tar Heel Postmasters
CAROLINA BEACH N C C F Hefner of Washington assistant general superintendent of postal transportation spoke today to Tar Heel postmasters gathered for their annual convention. D Staton Inscoe of Raleigh spoke on the special project committee and Mark Sumner Sr of Asheville on the State Education Committee. Officers were elected and will be installed at a banquet tonight. Congressman Thurmond Chatham opened the convention with a critique of Republicans and Democrats. A memorial service honored five postmasters who died in the past year.
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D. Staton Inscoe
Raleigh
Mark Sumner Sr
Asheville
Thurmond Chatham
Eisenhower
Chatham
GOP
South
Yoshida Reelected Japan Premier Amid Turbulent Future
Pro-American Premier Shigeru Yoshida won a fifth postwar cabinet with 204 votes to 116 against Mamoru Shigemitsu in the lower house. Despite victory Yoshida lacks a majority and faces possible further dissolutions as cross-party blocs threaten major policy moves.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
House of Representatives
Liberal Party
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Progressive Party
Yoshida
Shigemitsu
Jonas to Speak Tonight at North Carolina Dental Meeting
Rep. Charles Jonas of Lincoln City will address a banquet session at the 97th annual North Carolina Dental Society meeting in Pinehurst. Dentists heard table clinics on new techniques, with Dr. Marvin E. Chapin and Dr. Harrison M. Berry Jr. presenting. Officers were elected, including Dr. Neal Sheffield as president-elect and Dr. Wade Breeland as vice president. Dr. Norton urged expanded fluoride programs and greater access to dental care.
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N.C
Charles Jonas
Lincolnton
North Carolina Dental Society
Jonas
North Carolina
Marvin E. Chapin
Department of
Oral Surgery
University of North Carolina
Harrison M. Berry Jr
University of Pennsylvania
Neal Sheffield
Greensboro
Bernard N. Walker
Charlotte
Wade Breeland
Belmont
Ralph Coffey
Morganton
E. M. Medlin
Aberdeen
A. T. Jennette
Washington
Charles C. Poindexter
American Dental Association
J. W. R. Norton
Raleigh
Norton
Jaobyn on Canasta Opener Rules and Five of a Kind
Oswald Jacoby and Alfred Sheinwold answer reader questions on poker in NEA Service format. They state the opener speaks first after the draw in Jacks Openers and that five of a kind beats a royal flush in wild-card games, with straight flushes next, and warn against fixed royal flush hierarchies.
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NEA
Pittsburgh
Tin Can Island stamp lore tied to volcanic evacuation
Ninafoou in the Tonga group became famous among stamp collectors as Tin Can Island because postmarked mail was sealed in tin cans and carried by swimmers until 1946 when a volcanic eruption forced residents to relocate.
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Ninafoou
Tonga Group
South Pacific
Try and Stop Me 1eee DODGE Wall Street tale
A sharp Wall Street anecdote recalls a ruthless margin clerk feared for selling off wobbling accounts. He wore gloves while calculating margins, and later explained the gloves calm his nerves due to past boxing champ habits.
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Roberts and Company
Wall Street
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
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