Staff Cleared in Baby Death in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Board of Public Welfare cleared the staffs of General Hospital of dere letion in handling the case of a baby who died in the mayor's office after doctors ruled 12 hours earlier the child was not eligible for admission. Pediatrician Dr. Ed Huenekens told the parents the baby received good care and likely would not have lived if admitted. The infant died from bronchitis of the upper respiratory system.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis:Board of Public Welfare
General Hospital
Ed. Huenekens
Arthur. . Jensen
Trial Says Singer Jacqueline Brought Minor to Bar Scene
District Attorney Brown says Jacqueline met Mrs. Miles and lived with sailors. Wells and Mrs Gloria Miles face charges of contributing the minor in a case involving visits to hotels and bars. Reilly from the State Board of Equalization plans to ask police to establish a new legal bar for minors.
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Wallace- Wells
Jacqueline
Miles
Bugs
Horner
Weiss
Brown
Bates
Wells
Bufalo
Jacqueline Aoould
Pote Roo H. San
Khown
George Reilly
State Board
Veterans Administration Opens Farm Management Training
The Veterans Administration began a farm management training program today aimed at two man farm partnerships. Previously the program restricted participation to one veteran per farm, with the veteran owner exercising control of the farm.
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Washington, Janu
Veterans. ‘Administration
Rofery Hears Fishbein Talk on Modern Medicine
Dr Morris Fishbein, editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association, spoke at the Rotary Club on a century of progress in medicine. He predicted cancer control within ten years and urged continued funding for medical research and hospitals while criticizing quacks and hospital kickbacks.
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Morris Fishbein
Chicago
American Medical Association
Hardhitting
Rotary Club
Dr. Fishbein
Pishkelh
Young Electrical Experimenter Killed
In Los Angeles on January 22 an 11 year old, Thomas Albert Cooper of Sherman Oaks, died after a transformer converted from a war surplus powered his toy electric train. His mother Doris Cooper found him dead in a guest house where he had been playing with the train. Friend Chirlas Walker, 12, said the lad had been experimenting with radio sets and electric hookups and was proficient. sparks allegedly flew before he fled.
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Los Angeles
Thomas ‘Albert Cooper
Sherman Oaks
Doris Cooper
Chirlas Walker
Thomas
Notable Officials Preside Over Ceremony in China
Dr. Fishbein notes participants in China include Dr. Carl G. Johnson as chain man and Dr. John C. Cottrell as president presiding. The fragment highlights named individuals in a formal proceeding.
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China
Fishbein
Carl G. Johnson
John C. Cottrell
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