Health study links family history to job blood pressure risk
Three industrial physicians report in the Journal of the American Medical Association that hypertension risk rises when parents have cardiovascular disease. A 13 year study of 799 DuPont employees shows higher blood pressure among those with affected parents, especially when the mother is affected.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Assn
E. L DuPont de Nemours Co
Constance D'Alonzo
Allan J. Fleming
George H. Gehrmann
Wilmington
Del
Girl 9 Slain by Detroit Youth in Tragic Crim e
In Detroit, a distraught father pulled the slain body of his 9-year-old daughter Kathleen McLaughlin from an ice-covered pond. Three hours later, 16-year-old Floyd Diamond admitted stabbing her repeatedly with a jackknife and crushing her skull with a rock in a fit of roughhouse play. Diamond had recently been released from Waynes County Training School.
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Kathleen McLaughlin
Franklin Knolls
Fred Ziem
Oakland County
Floyd Diamond
Waynes
AFL Leader Cleared of Extortion Charge in NJ Trial
KEWARK New Jersey A F L official Joseph Madden was cleared of extorting money from a pipeline contractor. A federal jury did not reach verdicts on whether James V Lowe was involved or Madden's broader extortion attempts. The four day trial centered on alleged $12524 in payoffs to secure labor peace with a total of $20000 sought.
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Joseph Madden
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James V. Lowe
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Bloody mob clash on Macy's sidewalk ends with wounds
In New York two 40 year rivals Sol Girsch and Sam Kramer staged a gun and knife set-to on a busy Bath Street sidewalk outside Macy's. Both wounded, they refused to talk. A police officer directed traffic as four shots rang out and a knife flashed. Both men with long police records were booked for felonious assault and Sullivan anti weapons violations.
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Jury Probing Greenlease Money Delays Grand Jury
A federal grand jury investigating the 600000 Greenlease ransom recessed to February 28 after four days of renewed inquiry. Cab driver John Hager testified each day about his tip to police about Carl Austin Hall. A second driver, Martin Schwab, said a woman with two suitcases matched a photo linked to the case, but Dowd warned his account lacks coherence. Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady were executed for the crime.
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John Hager
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Hall
Martin J. Schwab
Circuit Atty
Edward L. Dowd
Dowd
Schwab
Bonnie Brown Head
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