Where is Col Pujato and the 38 Huskies?
Seattle manager of Sourdough Air Transport Co complains over shortage of rations for 38 Alaskan huskies. planned transfer to Col Hernan Pujato for Argentina experiments blocked by misconnected routes in New York and Philadelphia. Dogs arrived from Fairbanks after a docile flight, some chewed free, Whitmire shelters one dog as authorities seek Pujato.
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Heart Valve Surgery Nears Benefit for Many Sufferers
In San Francisco on March 31 doctors from Stanford University reported progress in heart valve surgery and related diagnostic methods. Angiocardiography and venous catheterization enable tracing heart vessels and chambers, potentially aiding 50 000 children ages five to 18 with congenital disease and about 16 000 who could benefit from surgery.
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Improvebert N. Hultgren
United States
Filipino GI seeks State Dept help to rejoin family in Australia
Cpl Lorenzo Gamboa, already backed by Gen MacArthur, asks the U S State Department to assist his return to Australia to join his wife and two children. A former Filipino wartime ally who gained U S citizenship for service, he filed a new visa request citing loyalty beyond race or creed and sent copies to Australia’s mission head Patrick Shaw and MacArthur aide William J. Sebald.
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San Francisco Foe Slams Encyclopedia Over Weather Tale
A San Francisco attorney demanded action against the Encyclopedia Americana for calling the city foggy and disagreeable. Edward J. Lynch denounced the description in a letter to Mayor Elmer E. Robinson, noting the weather quotes and contrasting climate with Oakland Alameda and Berkeley. He said the chamber of commerce provided the information and challenged the encyclopedia’s view.
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Labor Board Burden Rises in February Findings
Washington March 31 The National Labor Relations Board said cases pending rose to 5816 at end of February up from 5770 in January. February saw 377 unfair labor practice charges against employers and 76 against unions, the fourth straight monthly rise, with more charges than any month since Taft Hartley took effect.
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Four-state hunt ends as missing girl returns home
Anne Bernhard, 20, daughter of Andrew Bernhard editor of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, said she had not known about a four-state search. She reappeared at the University of Chicago dormitory after leaving Chillicothe, Ohio, with relatives and spending time with Chicago friends following a vacation with her aunt.
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