Infant saves life with neighbor and mother’s quick actions
Michael Joseph Procopio, 12 days old, stopped breathing after his mother gave medicine for colic. Neighbor Mrs. Ann Talman and Ralph Jr. called an ambulance. Talman performed artificial respiration, chest massage, and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation until hospital arrival. Medics reported the infant breathing, then losing consciousness, with Talman continuing care in the ambulance. The baby stabilized at St Marys Hospital and was kept for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Joseph Procopio
St. Mary's Hospital
Lela Rosa Procopio
E. 2Nd St
Ralph Jr
Ann Talman
Ing
Marie English
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mike
Lela Proecopis
John Neagle
Six Soviet Supreme Court members ousted and seven new faces named
London dispatch reports Mosow released six Supreme Court justices and elected seven new members led by Voroshilov. The moves followed no apparent link to Malenkov's fall, with observers predicting further turmoil among Russia’s ruling circle as Khrushchev rises.
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London
Moscow Radio
Supreme Court of Soviet Russia
Klementi Voroshilov
Supreme Soviet
Voroshilov
Supreme Court
I. V. Detistov
L. D. Tpritrieve
Stalin
Trametos
Victor Ahaxumovy
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Ian S. Konev
Lavrenty Beria
Communist Party
Freezing Cold Grips U.S. East of Rockies
A broad cold wave chilled the United States from the Rockies to the Great Lakes and into northern Florida. Dozen interior states reported subzero readings, with Minnesota and North Dakota among the coldest. Schools closed in Peoria County Illinois and Morgan County Alabama due to ice and snow. West Virginia and Maryland towns saw four inches to three inches of snow. Miami forecast a freezing night as temperatures fall.
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Ay Associated Press
United States
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Fraser
Colo
International Falls
Fargo
N. D
Winneapolis
St Paul
Maha
Ikewanne
Rockford, Il
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Vandalia
Kansas City
Florida
Miami
Bis
Peoria County
Illinois
Peoria
West Vrginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Alabama
Morgan County
Decatur
Weeather
Poughkeeper
New England
Maine
Fire Station Burns Down in Wisconsin Town
A fire station in Udgensbur Wisbar was destroyed as volunteers fought a blaze. A fire lit in the ebb Building to the east of the station and the flames spread while crews battled the other fire and pumped water at a mill.
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Ugdensbur
Wisbar
Theebb
Waupaca’ County
Ona Munson Death in New York Appears Self Inflicted
New York actress Ona Munson, listed as 4 percent in the cast, was found dead in her apartment in what police term a likely self inflicted death. Authorities say she overdosed on barbiturates and left a note stating this was the only way to be free again. Munson starred in No No Nanette on stage, appeared in Gone With the Wind, and had recent television work. Who's Who in the Theater lists an incorrect birthplace and age.
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New York
Ona Munson
Who's Who
Portland
Ree
Tachens Evacuation Virtually Complete
Evacuation of the Tachens by the U S 7th Fleet is near finished with the last Nationalist troops boarding a landing ship at 11 10 p m Friday Long Beach time The operation featured fireworks and trench blowing as fortifications and equipment were destroyed Rear Adm Lorenzo expects completion by 3 a m Saturday with ships departing by noon The movement is covered by 7th Fleet cruisers led by the USS Helena continuing toward Formosa
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U. S
Estes
Long Beach
Gim Becker
Edmond Williams
San Francisco
Lorenzo
Sabin
7Th Fleet
jAdm
Alfred M. ‘Pride
Helena
Defense Ministry
Forrest Edwards
Iis
Formosa
Two L B Men Overdue on Ketch Oceana
The 38 foot ketch Oceana is overdue on the final leg from Acapulco to San Pedro. Lifeguards Charles Smith 25 of 5920 The Toledo Charles Harris 21 of 333 W Sth St Roy Eddie Jennings 30 of Nevada City Calif and Eric Lucas 25 of 518 Monrovia Ave left last July for England. They began the return voyage Aug 28 from Southampton sailing Jan 3 to reach here by Feb 1. Coast Guard and families seek search aid with no radio gear aboard.
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Oceana
Southhampton
England
Charles Smith
Toledo
Charles Harris
W. Sth
Roy
Eddie) Jennings
Nevada City
Calif
Eric Lucas
Monrovia Ave
Acapulca
Lucas
Jennings
Acapulco
Sta
San Pedra l
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Canary Islands
British West Indies
Weather note Mostly clear and warm through Saturday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies and continued warm temperatures through Saturday with some variable high cloudiness.
Two Men Slain in Row Over Clothesline
In Kungstown Ohio Edwin Robinson 47 a Youngstown resident argued with Harry Banne 32 a tenant over dirt on clothes on a back porch clothesline. The pair retrieved weapons and shot each other both died. Robinsons wife Jimmie Lee 48 was wounded severely and hospitalized.
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Kungstown
Onio
Edwin Robinson
Youngstown
Harry Banne
Robinson
Jimmie Lee
Southside Hospital
Two Year Old Strangled by Hat Cord on Fence
Stewart Allen, two, was found hanging from a picket fence after the chin cord of his cowboy hat caught on the fence Thursday. Efforts to revive him failed. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald Allen, and the incident was discovered by neighbor Velva Ewing.
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Hollywood
Stewart Allen
Donald Allen
Mirs
Velva Ewing
Two Gun Huang Quits Sea Queen of Pirates Adopts Orphans
Formosa port reports Huang Pa-Mei known as the queen of pirates has died at 43. She survived wars with Japan and the Communists, then moved to Formosa to care for 100 orphans from the Tachens. She vowed to rehabilitate the children and lay down her pistols.
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Keeling
Formosa
Huang Pa-Mei
Formosan
Tachen Islands
Huang
Shanghai
Hangchow Bay
Eisenhower hunts quail in Georgia rain at Humphrey estate
President Eisenhower and Secretary Humphrey hunted quail at the Humphrey plantation near Thomasville, Georgia, ignoring light rain. They started at 9:15 a.m. after breakfast, with overcast skies and temperatures around 45, matching a drop from Thursday's 72. The party included their wives, Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. John S. Doud, and Clifford Roberts.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Washington
Eisenhow
John S. Doud
Spencer Air Base
Moultrie
Clifford Roberts
New York
Humphrey Estate
Slayer of 2 Executed for Kidnap Shooting
San Quentin AP report: John Richard Jensen, 29, with two prior killings, died in the gas chamber after a final talk with Protestant Chaplain James P. McGuffin. He was calm at death and referenced letters to his mother and prison life as guards listened to polka records. He confessed to the 1933 murder of Roger Lawson but was convicted for the 1953 shooting of Marion Piper, who survived.
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Washington
Russia
Georgi M. Malenkov
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita 8. Krushchev
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Lavrenty P. Bevin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
U. S
Malenkov
San Quentin
John Richard Jensen
Jansen
James P. McGugtin
Jensen
Harley O. Tects
Roger Raymond Lawson
McAlester
Oklo
Moorpark
Marine Set
Marion L.piper
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Piper
Cali
Collision Near Ambrose Channel Involving City of Bristol
The passenger liner President Harding collided with the City of Bristol about a mile north of Ambrose Channel entrance to New York harbor. Coast Guard crews rushed to the scene as the Bristol took on water and efforts to pump out the water continued. The Bristol sails from Glasgow to Boston with 3,424 gross tons on board.
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New York
City of Bristol
President Harding
New York Harbor
Coast Guard
City of
Bristol
Ambrose Channel
Glasgow
Scotland
Boston
Brooklyn
Man Dies After Cyanide Poisoning In Michigan Tavern
George L. Lauer, 60, entered a Bancroft tavern and announced he had swallowed cyanide. The waitress urged him to go outside. He collapsed outside and died two hours later at a Durand hospital. Coroner William Scarlett ruled death by his own action.
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Bancroft
Mich
George L. Lauer
George
Laurer
Durand
William Scarlett
Where to Find It in the Newspaper Digest
A catalog of section placements lists where to locate features by page: Beach Combing B-1, Boyle A-11, Bridge A-11, Classified B-7 to B-15, Comics B-6, Crossword A-11, Editorial 4-10, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV B-16, Shipping Table A, Sports A-12 and A-13, Theaters A-3, Tides and Temperatures A-9 and Wilson A-11, Women B-4 and B-5, Your World A-2 and A-3.
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Boyle
Wilson
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By John M. Hightower
Rockies
Virginia
Jack Mason
Tachens
By Fred Hampson
Taipei
U.S 7Th Fleet
L.B
Harding
N.Y
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