Nurse Testifies Mrs Borroto Was Not Breathing Before Injection
In Manchester New Hampshire head nurse Cecelia Smith testified that Abbie Borroto was pallid and not breathing minutes before Dr Hermann N Sander allegedly injected air into her veins. Smith said she feared the patient was dead during the first bedside check and later observed no pulse.
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Manchester
N. H
Abbie Borroto
Hermann N. Sander
Cecelia Smith
Hillsboro County
Baltimore
New Hampshire
Manchester, N. H
Harry M. Robinson
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Coplon Gubitchev Espionage Case Goes To Jury
The Judith Coplon Valentin Gubitchev espionage trial heads to a six by six juror panel after the defense rests and prosecutors present. Miss Coplon could face 35 years and a 20000 dollar fine if convicted. Gubitchev faces up to 15 years and the same fine. The judge will charge on Tuesday with closing arguments Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
Miss Coplon
Gubitchev
Sylvester J. Ryan
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Washington
Samuel A. Neuburger
Cincinnati Housing Authority Completes 1115-Unit Project
The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority completed the purchase of an 1115 apartment housing project yesterday. The deal was finalized with the Public Housing Administration for 5.138 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Mietropolitan Housing Authority
iPublic Housse Administration
Dames In Slacks by Gordon Martin
A fashion column mocks male ignorance about women's use of slacks and how outfits, hats, and trims affect appearances. It notes varying attitudes toward pants with humor and contrasts between dresses and slacks while evaluating style perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Martin
Martin
Senators Open Study of Plan on Mobilizing
Senators began a detailed review of secret blueprints to mobilize civilians and industry in wartime. Chairman Tydings and three Armed Services members led the survey, noting defenses are at a peacetime peak while warning no need for undue alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Congress
Defense Johnson
Army
Navy
Air Force
Gurney
R-Sd
John R. Steelman
National Security Resources Board
NSRB
Weather Holds Tight Grip On Many Sections
Wintry blasts from Minnesota to the Atlantic seaboard keep mid winter conditions in place. Arctic air pushes south into central Georgia while New England sees subzero readings and blizzard conditions in central New York. Temperatures vary but cold spans from the Carolinas to northern Florida with Miami at 54 and Jacksonville 38.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Atlantic Seaboard
Georgia
Midwest
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
New York State
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Albany
N. Y
Caribou
Burlington
Carolinas
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Florida
Jacksonville
Miami
Birmingham
Ala
Pensions For All Urged By Chamber
The United States Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to extend federal old age benefits to all Americans. A spokesman told the Senate Finance Committee the social security program should bear greater reliance than relief approaches for the aged.
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Chamber Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Chamber
Missing mother returns home from Alabama
Mrs Helen Overlander 30, missing for a week, returned to Rensselaer by train from Stillwater Alabama where she said she visited her brother Wieser Bates. She told police she had thought she had cancer and hoped her husband Sherell would take her back. A neighbor cared for the three children and the wife was very tired after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer, N. Y
Helen B. Overlander
Stillwater
Ala
Wieser G. Bates
Sherell Ov
Erlander
Helen Overlander
GOP Scoffs At Truman Claim He Routed Reds
AP reports Republicans challenged President Truman's claim of leading a purge of Communists from government. Sen Bricker said action came only as Congress pressed, Sen McCarthy said Congress found facts, and Ferguson accused Truman of inaction on Alger Hiss. Lucas defended Truman's anti disloyalty push. Bricker dismissed loyalty boards as sham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gop
Truman
Reds
Washington
Bricker
Rohio
Congress
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ferguson
R-Mich
Mr. Truman
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Lucas
Illinois
VA to fire 7800 workers nationwide
The Veterans Administration announced it will dismiss 7,800 employees due to lack of funds. About 3,000 will come from hospitals and homes and 4,000 from other activities. Notices will be issued by March 10 and releases advised to field station managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veterans Administration
Ohio Court Demands UMW Records in Damages Case
Common Pleas Judge Howard E. Faught ordered the United Mine Workers to turn over to the court all records of meetings of the international executive board and policy committee by March 16. The move accompanies Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co suit against John L. Lewis and the UMW under the Valentine Anti-Trust Act seeking 2 220 000 in damages and joining Earl J. Jones.
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Cambridge
Common Pleas
Howard. E. Faught
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
John L. Lewis
UMW
Ohio
Faught
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Lewis
Judge Faught
Earl J. Jones
Misco
Muskingum
Perry
Pittsburgh
Jones
White House
Co!mining
Charles G. Ross
Cal
Ross
Cole
David Cole
Paterson
Truman
Congress
Federal Tods
Stork Is Too Fast
Karen Sue Waggoner arrived at the Wag goner home early and was rushed to City Hospital by ambulance after her mother Faye Waggoner phoned for help. The baby, delivered at home in Walnut Hills, is the first child for couple T. A. Waggoner and his wife. The father works for Upsted Engineering and Foundry in Canton.
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Stork
Massillon
Karen Sue Waggoner
City Hospital
Waggoner
Faye Waggoner
Glen BR. Everett
William Dodson
Wassener
Walnut Hills
T. A. Waggoner
Upsted Engineering and Foundry Company
Canten
Navy aiding seven states to secure coal supplies
The Charleston naval base in the Sixth Naval District offered 17 000 tons of coal to public institutions in South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Florida Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama as nationwide shortages deepen. Maine sought federal help for coal at Presque Isle for city schools while unemployment rises with mine strikes and industry layoffs.
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Pittsburgh
I Navy
Charleston
S. C
Naval District
South Carolina
Georgia
North Colina
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
Air Force
Presque Isle
United Mine Workers
America
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Montana
Calif
Kaiser Steel Corporation
Warren
Packards Electric Division
General
Youngstown-Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Company
New York State
Bertram Tallamy
Tallamy
Masachusetts
Missing Newark Doctor Suffering Illness Says Examiner
Dr. Robert M. Wingard a 34 year old Newark physician and assistant examiner for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad vanished February 20 while hitchhiking toward Columbus. The chief examiner stated the missing man is ill with a condition described as worse than amnesia and hopes for his recovery and proper treatment if alive.
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Newark
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Robert M. Wingard
Columbus
Wingard
Delaware
D. T. Williams
Delaware County
Additional Taxes Collected On Estate
Stark County Probate Court journal entry shows additional inheritance tax due from the estate of Edith K Timken totaling 745626. Canton and the state will share equally while a prior payment of 153479 has been recorded. The court lists gross estate value at 0451979 with no decimal.
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Canton
Edith K. Timken
H. H. Timken
Stark County
Truman Plans to Ask Congress to Seize Coal Mines
President Truman will request authority to seize and operate coal mines. A draft bill will be sent to Congress with the message around 3 p.m. EST. The move follows miners’ refusal to work amid mounting coal shortages and ongoing contract talks with John Lewis and coal operators.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Trumsnn
Mel Grath
Philip B. Perleman
Oscar Chapman
Refusa
John Lewis
Democratic Senators Seek One Year Extension of Rent Controls
Washington AP bulletin reports Democratic leaders Luces and Mye plan to introduce a bill for a one year extension of federal rent controls due to expire June 30. They echo President Truman calling for continued controls as he press remarks at a news conference yesterday.
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Washington
Luces
Mye
D-Pa
Trumer
Truman
Violence Flare Hits Ohio Coal Fields Prompting Investigations
Fresh violence in eastern Ohio coal country spurred investigations by state troopers and sheriffs deputies. A bulldozer used in a strip mine project was blown up near Bergholz, and five to six shots were fired at the home of a nearby drift mine operator. no injuries were reported. The incidents follow another dynamiting at a nearby mine with no injuries. The strike idled thousands as gas service curtails and Canton layoffs exceed 3,000.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Berghalz
Homer McClain
Hammondsville
John Amstutz
Bergholz
McClain
McSlain
Amstutz
Amos Wells
Wells Drift
Reber
Wells Mine
Mother and four children die in home fire
In Noblesville Indiana a mother Helen McCarty 36 and four of her ten children died as a kerosene stove explodes while she tried to keep a wood fire burning. Three other children Richard 4 Cecil 8 and ten month old twins George and Susan survived trapped in the burning three room house. Neighbors said the mother failed to get another heat source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Becky McCarty
Carey Davis
Helen McCarty
Richard
Cecil
George
Susan
McCarty
Middleton Toastmasters to Speak at Sunday Meeting
The article previews a Sunday feature on the Middleton Toastmasters Club, a 29 man group famed for public speaking without fear. It describes how the club was organized and the methods members use to improve oratory as a lead story with other plans for 4 H Club Week and health gardening tips.
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Lor
Robert P
Dwinnell
Ralph E. Langdell
Sander
Phinney
Abraham L. Pomerantz
Etta Taylor
Raymond
Whearty
Home Project Bought
Dames
Greece
Ings
Ili
Enema
Bulletin
Fast Ohio Gas Company
Cleveland
Edwin P. Jordan
Doctor Anaweisr
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