Vanishing Lung Disease May Meet Master In New Surgery
Atlanta date details describe Emory Universitys new surgical approach for pulmonary emphysema also called vanishing lung disease The procedure combines removal of large air sacs with methods to stop bronchial spasms The Emory team says the method is in evaluation and may offer a future for about 100 patients The operation aims to reduce infection irritation and improve blood flow from heart to lung by removing damaged lung tissue and reconstructing areas to control disease progression.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Emory
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Stearns late for senate bid
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Perry J. Stearns filed nomination papers after the 5 p.m. deadline and cannot be a candidate on the Republican ticket for the U.S. Senate. The decision followed a prior ruling by Secretary of State Fred R. Zimmerman and a referee finding that Stearns was minutes late. Justice Timothy Brown announced the ruling with four other justices, and a written opinion was to follow.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Perry J. Stearns
Senate
Fred R. Zimmerman
Milwaukee
Stearns
High Court
Timothy Brown
Zimmerman
Oscar Fritz
John Martin
Henry Hughes
Grover Broadfoot
Income-tax dodgers cost New Zealand millions yearly
The article reports that tax evasion costs New Zealand about 14 million dollars annually. It highlights enforcement efforts and potential reforms to curb nonpayment. Authorities warn that loopholes and underground networks enable ongoing losses to the public treasury.
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New Zealand
La Crosse Tribune Archive Caption Note
A historical note states the La Crosse Tribune is entered as second class matter June 23 1904 at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 act.
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la Crosse
Wis
Scarbow Kill A Diamond Heist Tale In Arizona
Private detective Dorsam agrees to guard 25 000 carats of diamonds for Frank Picarol while Pat Picarol joins the party. A threatening call from Pete Grembheck ties the diamonds to Fred Maekling and a past jewelry store robbery, hinting at a dangerous setup as the case unfolds.
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Frank Picarol
del Dorsam
Tucson
Copper City
Mike Fogrees
Pharol
Pat
Pete Grembheck
Maekling
New York
Dad
Dominico
Fred Maekling
Lou Bryer
Gremcheck
Hoarding Impulse Subsiding Says New York Dealers
A New York food dealers association says the impulse to hoard has subsided and business is back to normal in the city and upstate. The survey, released by Edward A. Hausman executive secretary of the Allboro Retail Fruit association, cites 1500 members in New York City.
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New York
Food Dealers’ Association
Edward A. Hausman
Allboro Retail Fruit Association
New York City
New York Banker Freed After Prison Term
Danbury Conn Rich ard H Crowe a New York banker once convicted of an 883 660 embezzlement left the federal prison after 13 months of a three year sentence He spoke to reporters saying he was happy to get out Crowe formerly worked as assistant manager at the Broadway office of the National City Bank of New York He vanished in March 1949 with 883 660 in cash and securities FBI traced him to Daytona Beach Florida where he was arrested Parole officials said securities were recovered and restitution paid on all but about 6000 in cash
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Danbury
Conn
Richard H. Crowe
New York
Federal Correctional Institution
Crowe
Broadway
National City Bank of New York
FBI
Daytona Beach
Fla
Washington
Red Army successes may push U S mobilization plans
U S military planners weigh revised timelines as new Korean War victories raise the need for more combat ready troops. Current plans anticipate late Fall or Winter federalizing additional National Guard divisions, with the possibility of calls for reserve officers and amended drafts to expand available manpower.
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Washington
Red Army
Pusan
Pentagon
Naktong River
Walton Walker
Eighth Army
National Guard
Far East
United States
Korea
Briton Claims Commies Losing In Southeast Asia
Singapore Britain's Commissioner General Malcolm MacDonald said the Communists have lost ground in Indochina and Burma, the main gateways to southeast Asia. He blamed Russia for backing Red revolts and warned that Red China remains the main threat if these gateways fall.
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Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Indochina
Burma
Southeast Asia
MacDonald
Russia
Asia
China
Red
Thailand
Malaya
Indonesia
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