Local anesthetics blamed for deaths by two doctors
AP Science Reporter Alton L Blakeslee reports that local anesthetics cause more deaths than many drugs. Doctors Adriani and Campbell warn against applying near mucous membranes or damaged skin as absorption is rapid. They urge minimal doses and diluted solutions with split, timed applications to reduce risk.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science
New York
American Medical Assa
Pr. John Adriani
Br. Donovan Campbell
Charity’ Hospital
Louisiana State University
Sarbed
School of Medicine
New Orleans
Neal
Adriani
Campbell
State Budget Fight Moves Into Senate
Governor Leader noted Republican criticism of budget levels while Republicans praised an economy program. Bloom commended GOP discipline amid what he called a vicious distortion campaign. The Welfare Department warned GOP cuts could scrap forestry camps for juvenile offenders and requested funds of 215,542 for Welfare and 100,000 for Forests and Waters to operate programs.
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House
Bloom
Pennsylvania
Houses
Appropriations Committee
Welfare’ Department
Gov
Woman Killed in Route 22 Crash near Altoona
Mrs. Fillmore Hartman, 76, of Elyria Ohio, was killed in a two car crash at Route 22 intersection six miles south of Altoona. Three others had minor injuries.
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Altoona
Fillmire Hartman
Elyria
Ohio
Armed Force Contract Cuts Ordered For Final FY Month
Washington reports say Secretary of Defense Wilson ordered cuts totaling about 500 million dollars for the closing month of the 1957 fiscal year. The Air Force to bear half the reduction as contracting slows, while Republicans reportedly plan to resist funding. An Industrial Development speech links Keystone Shortway approval to economic growth, warning GDP budget cuts could undermine progress.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Wilson
Gov
Assembly
Good Safety Record Over Memorial Day
Millions of American motorists faced the Memorial Day four day weekend with a safety record better than expected. A total of 396 highway fatalities occurred during the period 6 pm Wednesday to midnight yesterday, along with 13 drownings and 113 from other causes. California led with 36 deaths, Texas 32, North Dakota reported none, while the national toll exceeded the 1950 four day holiday figure of 347. The National Safety Council praised drivers and law enforcement for a fine job.
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California
Texas
North Dakota
National Safety Council
Khrushchev Seeks Counter Proposals in Disarmament Talks
In a televised Kremlin interview Khrushchev outlined Soviet offers to scrap trade restrictions and ease the Iron Curtain, saying the USSR would outpace the United States in growth. He urged reciprocal troop withdrawals and predicted social changes across Europe, stressing test steps toward disarmament and cultural exchanges.
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Khrushchev
United States
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
America
Kremlin
Janos
Hungary
Germany
France
Poland
Himpary
Kadar
Obituaries from Kiskimere area death notices
Multiple obituaries dated early June 1957 for residents of Kiskimere and nearby towns list ANNA MAGOOSIC age 68, born in Austria, died after a lingering illness. ANDREW STRAKA, JOSEPH HINCHMAN, HARRY TROUP, MRS FANNIE CROASMAN, MRS MARDIS and others, detailing survivors, locations, funeral arrangements, and burial plans in Leechburg, Saltsburg, Blairsville, and surrounding communities.
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Anna Magoosic
Kiskimere
Parks
Austria
Frank
Fredia Sapa
John
Catherine
Mikeska
William
Mary
Zorak
Waterman
Robert
Sophie) Myers
Edgewood
Magoosie
St. Martha’s R.C. Church of
Leechburg
Women's Club of
Andrew Paul Straka
Groveton
Sophie Soler
Tunnelton
Mary Johnson
Saltsburg
Robinson - Lytle Funeral Home
St. Matthews Roman Catholic Church
Lyden Lee
Church
Joseph Franklin Hinchman
RD 2
Latrobe Hospital
Harry Clair Troup
Dayston
St. Marigaret’s Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
Jak Summerville
Robert ‘James
Alice Gertrude Schrec
Kengest Troup
U.M.W
NuMine
Fire Department
Goldieg
Darlene
Sandra Louise
Carl Edward
David Lee
Darrel Eugene
Viola Copenhaver
Clarion
Goldie Copenhaver
Hawthorne
Howard
Dayton , RD
Henry
Mayport RD
Ely
Daytton
Glade Run Presbyterian Church
R. R. Stull
Glade Run
Salisbury
Henry Dixon
Sarah Elizabeth
Rupert) Hinchman
Fannie Thompson
Co. 1
Iston
Croasman
Burnside
D.B. and Co
Laway
Bessitter
Richard Sahm
Oler Hinchman
Jafternoon
Harold
Margaret) Rudolph
Curtisville
Qlive Dissinger
Ashland
Thomas
Harriett
Eisenhow Childran
Jer
Inson - Lytle Funeral Home
Salts
Con!of God
Forum
DST
John O
York
Charlotte
North
Burrell
Daniel Carolina
Alicd
Ida Zack Mardis
Tuanati Guthrie
Richard
Beatrice Perry
McCurdle
Middletown
Ohio
Ronald Lee
Martha Marie
Dorothy Jean
Ruthining
Chester
Eva Poe
Middleton
Hotel Blaze in Worcester Kills Three, Injures Eight
A five story hotel in Worcester Massachusetts saw a deadly blaze in the predawn hours killing three and injuring eight seriously. Firefighters rescued more than a dozen from upper floors as flames poured from most windows. Witnesses recalled screams heard for blocks as guests were carried to ambulances and a city home for the night.
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Worcester
Mass
Hotel Pleasant
City Hospital
Belmont Home
Martha Carlson
Annie Welch
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