Siamese Twin Girls Rest Comfortably After Separation
Twenty month old Siamese twins Prissana and Wapit Polpingo, from Bangkok, survived a 3 1 2 hour separation surgery and rest comfortably at Chicago hospital. Doctors say prospects for full recovery are good barring complications. The operation was led by Dr. Lester Re Dragstedt with support from Thom.
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Tonch Cates
Chicago
Prissana
Wapit Polpingo
University of Chicago
Bangkok
Thailand
Siam
Polpingo
Oland
Vienna
Austria
Myslowice
Upper
Silesia
Lester Jr
Fia
T. Trybura
Agate
Nuk and
Choari Polpinyo
Chumpai
Banga
Kok
Billings Hospital
Lester Re Dragstedt
Billy Graham Denies Animal Lover Charge
London reports Billy Graham, touring Scotland, denies being an animal lover after critics in Britain's League Against Cruelty chide him. Members, including Mrs Diana Vernon and Mrs M Dudley Ward, press for care of animals while Graham defends his focus on saving human souls.
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Billy Graham
London
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Diana Vernon
M. Dudley Ward
Citic
Britain
League Against
Graham
Scotland
Glasgow
New Metals Needed for More Speed
Experts told the western metals congress that higher speeds in aircraft and rockets require new materials as titanium weakens at high temperatures. Molybdenum, said to resist 1500 to 1600 degrees Fahrenheit, may be key though rolling into sheets faces delays. supply is plentiful.
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Wapenee
Western Metals Congress
Harlan Meredith
North American Aviation
Richard Bayes
Douglas Aircraft
Nathan A. Tiner
North American
Tiner
Freeze Hits Cotton in College Station Report
A serious shortage of reliable cotton planting seed followed a recent freeze, authorities reported Tuesday in College Station Texas.
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Cotton College Station
Tex
Lost women of Paris tale in Reader’s Digest
AReader's Digest feature recounts how French prostitutes seek help from a priest at a unique institution. It details recovery as nearly 300 girls move toward lives as workers, wives and mothers after leaving degradation.
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Talvas
April Reader’s Digest
April Reader's Digest
iMishaps Main Cause of Children's Deaths
Dr. Julian P. Price reported at the seventh annual assembly of the American Academy of General Practice that accidents and accidental poisonings kill about 12,000 children annually and permanently cripple 40,000 to 50,000. He noted 2,000,000 children suffer accidents needing medical attention each year.
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Julian P. Price
Florence
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American Academy of General Practice
Price
American Medical Assn
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