Gun moll Tyrone O Houlihan linked to nationwide crime ring
NewYork bureau reports a wave of female-led crime. Tyrone O Houlihan alias Bugs, a gun moll of Alice Capone, is wanted in 50 states for bank robbery and kidnapping. Police seized his wardrobe in a Pennsylvania raid as underworld chatter swirled about a betrayal by San Francisco moll Fat Toots Shusterman.
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New York
Tyrone
Bugs
O’houlihan
Alice Capone
FBI
Pennsylvania
Love Nest
Big Alice
Ernie
Shusterman
San Francisco
Moll
O'Houlihan
Alice
Vito
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Capone
Gun Molls
Pretty Boy Moll Talks Of Capone Kinship And Crime Revolt
The piece profiles "Pretty Boy" Floyd a Capone moll and her circle. It notes Floyd praising Fat Toots Shusterman and criticizing the law, recounts Dillinger and Capone ties, and describes Floyd awaiting Big Alice’s appearances while ironing his spots.
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Mad Dog” Dillinger
Berkeley
Mojave Desert
Big Alice
Kansas City
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Pretty Boy
Supine labor position worsens pain and blood pressure
Dr. Roberto Caldeyro Barcia reports supine labor reduces uterine activity and raises risk of blood pressure drops, while side or upright positions ease contractions and back pain. Squatting aids birth as pelvic outlet diameter enlarges. In arthritis study, needle aspiration yields better joint recovery than initial surgical drainage. Static heart exercise poses risks after a heart attack warning.
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Roberto Caldeyro-Barcia
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ob. Gyn. News
Alan S. Cohen
Boston University
National Institute of Arthritis
Cohen
National Institutes of Health
Medical World News
The
Royal Infirmary
Edinburgh
Scotland
Will Rogers on Gun Violence in New York
Comedic observer Will Rogers quips that in New York no day passes without an innocent bystander being shot and jokes that the city has the best shooting record since four innocent people were shot in one day.
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New York
Predicting the political future sparks sharp quips
A collection of witty quotes questions whether political forecasters rely on luck or authority. The pieces contrast patient obedience with blunt skepticism, citing readers in Eagle Brooklyn and Dis patch Richmond.
Lawsuit Signals Tide in Higher Education Reform
A George Washington University student sues for 900 dollars claiming a landscape architecture course was worthless and the teaching ineffective. The columnist argues such suits may push colleges toward accountability and could curb unproductive courses and repeat lectures.
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Small Claims Court
Washington
George Washington University
George Robeson Silent Street Walk in Long Beach Night
A narrator waits at a deserted Long Beach street corner on a Sunday night as amber streetlights cast a eerie glow. He reflects on crime, hustlers, muggers and fear, sharing a chance meeting with PT reporter Lou Godfrey before his wife arrives.
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Seventh Street
Sonuvagun
Lou Godfrey
Lou
Godfrey
George
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Best of the Press
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