First Kidney Transplant Done in Chicago in 1950s Style
In Chicago a kidney from a deceased donor was transplanted into Mrs. Ruth Tucker at Little Company of Mary Hospital. Dr. Richard M. Lawler led the operation with Dr. James West and colleagues. The donor, 48, died from vascular variceal hemorrhage and cirrhosis. The recipient, 49, was reported in good condition, with functioning kidney soon after the surgery.
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Farley Backed by New York Young Democrats for Governor
NEW YORK June 19. Affiliated Young Democrats of New York State selected Postmaster General James A. Farley as their gubernatorial choice for November. Farley declined comment. the group operates independently of the official state party. Farley, 62, helped steer FDR’s campaigns and led the party in New York until 1944. In 1940 he headed Coca-Cola Export Corp.
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Arthritis Treatment Developed Here
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