Miracle Surgery Revives Stricken Canadian Boy
In Pasadena a four year old Canadian boy Donny Marton survived brain surgery performed by Dr William T Grant and assistant Dr Ronard Oters after his weight dropped to 20 pounds. Despite a doomed prognosis, he began to improve, gaining three pounds, with his father Arthur Marton and the evangelist healing attempt noted.
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Wiliam T. Grant
Ronard Oters
Arthur Marton
Archerwill
Saskatchewan
Marton
Senators Propose Five Nominees for UMT Commission
Washington promises speedy Senate action on a five member UMT Commission as part of a broadened draft act. Nominees include James W. Wadsworth, Will Clayton, Karl Compton, Thomas C. Kincaid, and Raymond S. McClain. The panel awaits a four month report guiding universal military training and related policies.
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Senate
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Special Commission
James W. Wadsworth
House
Wil L. Clayton
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Thomas C. Kincaid
Raymond S. McClain
Commission
Congress
House Armed Services Committees
Armed Services
Loud Mouth Levin Ex Capone Aid Dies at 55
Hymie Levin known as Loud Mouth and a former Capone syndicate figure died after a Tong illness at 55. He was Capone mob collector in Chicago's Loop Levee district and was reportedly chosen by Al Capone. Levin had paralysis and wore a wheelchair in recent years and spent 18 months in prison for income tax evasion.
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Chicago
Levin
Capone
Loop Levee
Scarface
Grain Ship Sails to Hungry India
A ship loaded with 336000 bushels of American wheat sails to India under a grain-for-India law. India's ambassador Madame Pandit praises the aid as a step toward democracy and cooperative effort among democratic nations. The John Chester Kendall carries EC A cargo to needy countries, marking the first under the new program allowing India to buy 2 million tons of grain on easy terms. Longshoremen work despite a wage strike by the CIO National Maritime Union due to the cargo's critical nature.
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Philadelphia
India
Madame Fandit
United States
Madame Pandit
John Chester Kendall
Economic Co-operation Administration
Cio-National Maritime Union
Navy Keeps Silence on Ensign Death by Own Action
The Navy refused on security grounds to reveal details of the death by own action of Ens. Peter Schuyler Van Schaack, 27, a Denver scion. His body was found in his car on Maryland's eastern shore after he had been stationed with the naval security section in Washington.
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Navy
Ens
Peter Schuyler van Schaack
Denver
Maryland
van Schaack
Naval Security Section
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