Nurse revived by 32 dollar gadget in operating room
In Chicago on December 12 nurse Damine Timke had heart and lungs stop for two hours during nose surgery. Surgeons used a $32 electric device from the cardio physiology lab which delivered a brief 110 volt shock to restart her heart. She recovered with only temporary amnesia.
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Chicago
Damine Timke
Fresbytetian Hospital
Dodors
William G. Hibbs
Miss Timke
Jin
Bartine Timke
Not Safe to Forego Hikes Says Truman on Taxes
President Truman argues that it is not safe to forego tax increases citing fiscal outlook. He replied to Senators Moody and Monroney who urged delaying a boost with three alternatives: close loopholes, pursue specific economies, or average fiscal balance over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
D.-Mich
Monroney
D.okla
Truman
US Wide Presidential Primaries Plan Proposed by Douglas Bennett
Senator Douglas and Representative Bennett introduced a national plan for presidential primaries aimed at increasing direct participation. The proposal would avoid constitutional amendments, allow nonbinding primaries to influence delegates, and have the federal government reimburse states up to 20 cents per vote with a 10 million dollar federal expense ceiling.
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Washington
Congress
Douglas Id. II
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla.3
Douglas
Bennett
Ex-Gl Wants Back Pay From Korea Nine Months
Detroite report details Riccardo Del Vecchio 24, who fought nine months in Korea without pay. He seeks $1297 owed by the Army, saying repeated VA and Army letters yielded no results. He lost a $30 house deal and allotments for his wife and sick child while awaiting back pay and disability pension for frozen feet. The VA claims no records on him.
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Detrote
Riccardo del Vecchio
Korea
Army
Veterans Administration
del Vecchia
del Vecchio
Joel Pel Vecchio
Seoul
Albadina
Italy
Something Fishy in Army Salmon
The Army announced that 125000 pounds of frozen salmon ordered as high grade silver salmon have been found by microscopic tests to be lower grade chum salmon. A spokesman said pending Justice Department action, the Army will not place further orders with the contractor. The firm was not named.
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Washington
Army
Department of Justice
U N Proposes Talk on Final Truce Issue
U N proposes that truce negotiators tackle the final clause of a Korean armistice. Allies seek simultaneous talks on remaining items including troop withdrawal, prisoner exchange, and truce supervision to speed signing. Vice Admiral Turner Joy urged handling item five now, with U N spokesman noting expected Communist push for a higher level settlement.
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Amunsan
Kord¢a
Korea
Adm
C.turner Joy
U. N
William P. Nuckols
Reds
Burma Considers Red China Pact
Burma weighs asking Communist China for help to expel Chinese Nationalist troops from Kengtung. U Zaw Lin told the United Nations that Burma has not yet approached Beijing. About 10,000 Nationalist troops are sheltering in Burma, with raids across the border.
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Paris
Burma
China
Kengtung
U Zaw Lin
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
U.N
United States
Information page index fragment provides section listings
The note lists where to find content in the newspaper across pages and sections, including Beach Combing Bridge Classified Ads Comics Editorial Financial Obituaries and more. It mentions page designations and category labels though some text is cut off.
Ice Jam Floods Fox River Forcing Evacuations
A four mile long ice jam on the Fox River near Ottawa, Illinois forced evacuations of about 20 homes as floodwaters backed up to a 26 foot dam and a three story power plant. The jam lifted and pressed against a 350 foot bridge, closing the span due to water lapping over its floor.
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Dayton
ICRP
Fox River
Ottawa
Police raid West German offices of Communist and Nazi groups
West German police raided offices of the Communist Party and the Nazi type Socialist Reich Party at dawn on orders of the constitutional court. No arrests were reported as officers seized propaganda bank records and confidential files. The government and US authorities voiced concern over the groups growth and potential threat to West Germany, while reviewing possible outlaw actions.
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Bonn
Germany
Communist Party
Socialist Reich
Federal Constitutional Court
Reich Party
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
John J. McCloy
McCloy
Ruhr
West Germany
Western Europe
Not a Stitch Robbed Model Sues Disc Jockey-Mate
Santa Monica Jan 31 UP June Bright a 27 year old blonde model and LV actress appeared at a police station in a bathing suit after a thief took her clothes from her car during a sandwich stop. She filed for divorce from Gene Norman her disc jockey husband after seven months explaining she was moving.
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Santa Monica
June Bright
Gene Norman
430 000 Will Face Call by End of June
Draft Director Hershey predicts a sharp rise in calls to 430000 men from now to June 30 1952. He testified to the House armed services committee that 430000 draftees would be summoned over seven months averaging about 61000 monthly. He noted January 60000 February 52500 and March 23600 calls and said 900520 men would remain available on June 20 losing a portion to service and UMT.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
House Armed Services Committee
Selective Service
Telegraph Gaming Probe Ordered
The FCC ordered an investigation into possible use of Western Union facilities for illegal gambling. Western Union was told to hold in abeyance while telegram regulations for horse and dog racing news were postponed from midnight tonight to May 1. A public hearing is set for March 3 to assess current wire abuses.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union
FFC
Telegraph Company
FCC
Truman Flying to Flood Zone
President Truman departed from National Airport at 11:12 a m for a nonstop flight over the Ohio River flood area. He planned to inspect damaged sections of Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky and told reporters he had no comment on the floods to offer before his return.
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Washington
Truman
Ohio
National
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Weather Outlook With Fog and Cooler Tomorrow
Variable night weather with night and early morning fog. Cooler tomorrow after noon. Light variable winds becoming west to southwest at 10 to 18 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon.
Iran closes U S British Russian culture centers
An official says Iran has ordered the immediate shutdown of all American State Department information centers in Iran except the Tehran site, and ordered British and Russian centers closed outside the capital. The move cites a 1349 decree on foreign cultural activities, amid Mossadegh era tensions and accusations of espionage.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
State Department
Tehwan
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
British Council
Allied Warplanes Blast 132 Gaps in Red Railroads
Allied warplanes ripped up North Korean rail lines in 132 places in heavy attacks on transport routes. U.S. Fifth Air Force reported 652 sorties and 240 by noon with minimal combat damage. B29s struck two rail targets amid ongoing UN air and naval pressure.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Fifth Air Force
U.N
Crew 'Holding Own' in Sea Struggle
Crewmen of the 2400 ton motor ship Alaska Cedar report they are holding their own as heavy seas pound the vessel. The ship anchored between two small islands after two days of pounding. pumps work to clear flooding in No 2 hold.
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Bella Sauna
Alaska Cedar
Action Doesn't Mean He Is No Candidate
President Truman said he would have his name withdrawn from the New Hampshire primary but this would not bar a future run. He dismissed presidential primaries as eye wash and called Senator McCarthy pathological and a character assassin. He noted nomination could come without a primary and urged reporters to drop the questions for now.
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Washington
Truman
New Hampshire
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Attlee Attacks Austerity Plan in Commons Row
London January 31 Former Prime Minister Clement Attlee accused the Conservative government of seeking blank check powers to push a sweeping austerity plan to avert bankruptcy. Attlee opened the second debate day as Churchill pressed for a confidence vote while Labour moved a no confidence motion.
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London
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Britain
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Red China shells U.N. planes wide in Korea war
Fifth Air Force reports eight of every ten jets shot down by antiaircraft fire. since August 18, Operational Strangle 2 targets rail lines, locomotives, rail cars, trucks, bridges, and tunnels. Official says radar-directed batteries are manned by Communists. Aircrews note increasing attack intensity while losses remain a fraction of sorties.
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Fifth Air Force
Korea
Air Force
Fifth Airy Force
Sudapesie
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