Law Professors Seek Answer To Rail Tangle
Three law professors as election inspectors tackle whether 800000 shares of New York Central Railroad held by Texas millionaires Clint W. Murchison and Sid Richardson can be voted by Robert R. Young insurgents. The Central seeks to block voting amid ICC and court losses and possible appeals.
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Albany, N.Y
New York Central Railroad
Robert R. Young
Young
William White
Robert W. Miller
Syracuse University
John Hanna
Columbia University
Ce Hardee
Harvard Law
New York State Supreme Court
the Central
Clint W. Murchison
Sid W. Richardson
Central
The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Pittsburgh Struck Trolley Tieup Halts City Transit
In Pittsburgh nearly three weeks into an AFL operator strike 2700 drivers halted trolley and bus service. Residents adapt by walking hitchhiking carpooling and using trains and private buses as merchants report up to 50 percent sales decline in the Golden Triangle.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Golden Triangle
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Spittoon Tosser In Mental Ward
Wes ley Robert Wells once condemned to death for striking a guard with a cuspidor has been moved from San Quentin to Terminal Island for psychiatric treatment. State corrections chief says he is not insane but psychiatric care may curb his aggressive behavior. His death sentence was reduced to life without parole.
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Sacramento
Calif
Wesley Robert Wells
San Quentin
California
Terminal Island
Richard A. McGee
Wells
Goodwin J. Knight
Folsom
Solon Leery of New For America Group
New York Rep. Javits warned that the For America movement could become a cover for bigotry and hate. Former Rep. Hamilton Fish, a founder, denied the charge. They debated the movement after its early month announcement. Fish predicted rapid growth and broad opposition to super nationalism and one worldism.
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New York
Javits
RNY
New For America
Hamilton Fish
A For America
Fish
Organization of
For America
Siamese Twin Learns To Be A Normal Boy
Siamese twin Rodney Dee Brodie, 32 months, is home in Ferris Illinois learning to walk and play with siblings after the first successful separation from his brother Roger Lee on December 17 1952. Doctors call his progress dramatic though skull protection remains. Roger Lee died January 20 and the family spoke at a news conference.
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Chicago
Rodney Dee Brodie
Ferris, Ill
Otaeg
Roger Lee
Rodney
Stop Harsh Drugs for Constipation Dr Caldwell Senna
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin as a gentle natural remedy for temporary constipation. Claims quick relief without salts or harsh drugs and promises taste, comfort, and a money back guarantee. Asks readers to mail a bottle to Box 280 New York NY.
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Dr. Caldwell
Doctor Says Rodney Must Stay With Family After Hospital Visit
Grossman a psychiatrist involved in the operation that freed the twins has cared for Rodney at the University of Illinois hospital where the boy has spent most of his life. Rodney remains in Ferris with his family for about a month or six weeks to aid his restoration and social integration.
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Rba
Grossman
Rodney
University of Illinois Hospital
Ferris
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