Ohio River Subsiding After 7 Day Rampage
The Ohio River is falling after seven days of rising to a 64.8 foot crest from 40.8. The U S Weather Bureau predicted drops below 52 feet by Friday afternoon if rains stay light. Army engineers credited flood projects with preventing millions in damage and Newport officials plan to maintain a 10 foot sandbag dike for 48 more hours.
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Reds Menace Ecuador Peace
Quito reports a possible Communist uprising in Guayaquil and a flood of prisoners freed in Bogota. Interior Minister Jaime Chavez Ramirez ordere d armed forces to monitor Communist activity and seal the northern frontier to keep undesired elements out. U S officials cited a State Department warning of a potential revolution aided by Gen Alberto Enríez Gallo.
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Two in Long Beach End Lives Sunday
Two residents of Long Beach reportedly died by self inflicted causes on Sunday. Mrs. Inez Strauss, 39, of 1746 West 25th Street, died at home after ingesting poison. George Albert Endres, 52, of 2209 Maine Avenue, shot himself in his car in the 600 block of West Wardlow Road.
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Decision Due Tomorrow on Gotham Subway Fare
Mayor William O Dwyer will announce tomorrow night if the New York City subway fare will rise from a nickel after a final report from the administration committee. The plan includes applying a fare increase to buses and elevated lines to finance wage demands from transit workers and curb deficits.
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Weather calmer after near summer warmth across states
U S fair and mild conditions spread from the western toward the midwest and east with temperatures easing from 90s inland. Readings in Nebraska reached 92 at North Platte and 90 at Grand Island while Rochester Minnesota saw 82 and Minneapolis 78 as forecasts showed showers for the Great Lakes region.
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Wedding in Emergency Room at St Monica’s Hospital
In Phoenix on April 18 Betty Dorris of Los Angeles and Fred E. Harrison a marine from El Toro were married in St Monica’s ER after a minor car crash. Justice Harry E Westfall officiated as Dorris sat on a stretcher. Harrison was later moved to the guard house at Litchfield Park. authorities said he was a deserter from the California marine station.
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Boat accident ends in drowning at Emsworth Dam
Howard Miller age 31 drowned in the Ohio River after his motorboat overturned near the Emsworth Dam. Earlier Miller had been towed to safety while Roberta Wassel, a 22 year old flight instructor, landed her plane near Miller's boat. Miller's body remains unrecovered.
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Thieves Loot Reading House Worth Over $4000
Firefighters responding to a basement fire at Paul Fine's home in Reading found a ransacked interior. Neighbors reported smoke. crew vented the basement and discovered clothing jewelry and cash valued above four thousand dollars missing after Fine's weekend trip.
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Kiwanis Visitor to Address Paramount Club
Lt Governor Ted J. Staley will visit the Paramount Kiwanis Club Tuesday at 6 30 p m in American Legion Hall with Kiwanis Education as the theme Roy Lindsey will serve as chairman Maya
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Writer Tells Russ Smear Berlin April 19
American correspondent Robert Magidoff, expelled from Russia, calls spy charges trumped up. He says the charges are a Soviet smear to discredit foreigners, especially Americans, and to foster propaganda at home. Magidoff and his wife arrived in Berlin after 12 years in Moscow.
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Plastic Powder Lets Salt in Food for Heart Patients
At a national meeting, Dr. I J Greenblatt and M E Gilwood described permutit Z a swallowed plastic powder that removes salt from food in the intestine. Three tablespoons before and after meals allowed some heart patients with dropsy to eat salted foods again without strict diets or meds. They caution further study. A second report notes a blood chemical that inhibits enzyme glucuronidase linked to cancer and related hormone activity.
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I. J. Greenblatt
Bethel Hospital
Brooklyn
M. E. Gilwood
Permutit Company
New York
American Chemical Society
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