Not Breathing Before Air Injection in Mercy Case
In Manchester New Hampshire AP report a head nurse testified Mrs Abbie Borroto had a death pallor and was not breathing minutes before Dr Hermann N Sander allegedly injected air into her veins in a mercy gesture The defense witness Mrs Cecelia Smith said she found no pulse on Borroto during her first bedside visit The case centers on alleged murder via air injection at Hillsboro County Hospital December 4.
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Manchester
N. H
Abbie Borroto
Hermann N. Sander
Cecelia Smith
Hillsboro County
Snay
Oman
Dr. Sander
Baltimore Doctor Proposes Air Injection in Mercy Killing Defense
A Baltimore physician offered to inject 40 cubic centimeters of air into his veins to aid the defense in the New Hampshire mercy killing trial. The air was allegedly injected into a Manchester cancer victim whose death is linked to Dr. Hermann N. Sander. Dr. Harry M. Robinson of Maryland said he has injected about 49 cubic centimeters of air into patients without harm.
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Baltimore
Mraltimore
New Hampshire
Manchester, N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Harry M. Robinson
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Witnesses dispute cause of woman's death at hospital
Defense questions whether the patient was breathing and gasping as nurse Mrs. Smith testifies she observed the woman, Borroto, then notes no air injection or medical reason for air embolism. Dr. Dwinnell declines knowledge of air injection effects while praising Dr. Sander's reputation. The testimony continues on Page 22.
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Dwinnell
Ralph E. Langdell
Sander
Phinney
Coplon Case Goes to Jury in Espionage Trial
In New York AP report, the Judith Coplon Valentin Gubit chess espionage case heads to a six jury on Tuesday with no Coplon testimony. Gubitchev’s defense rests after four witnesses for the defense. If convicted, Coplon faces up to 35 years and a 20000 dollar fine. Gubitchev up to 15 years and the same fine.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchhev
Miss Coplon
Gubitchev
Ter J. Ryan
Department of Justice
i= plese
Agineer
U. S
Gub Chew
Washington
D. C
Samuel A. Neuburger
Ca Ser
Abrahami L. Pomerantz
Etta Taylor
Raymond
Whearty
Dames In Slacks by Gordon Martin
A humorousCOLUMN on women wearing slacks and men’s reactions. The piece notes men’s confusion over current styles and describes contrasts between pants wearing women and those in dresses, with playful judgments about fit and appearance.
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 industries in wartime. Chairman Tydings appointed three Armed Services members to the survey, with NSRB and President Truman stressing preparedness without implying an imminent war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Congress
John R. Steelman
National Security Resources Board
NSRB
Pgsa
Weather Holds Tight Grin On Many Sections
Wintry blasts disrupted spring hopes from Minnesota to the Atlantic coast. Arctic air pushed south and the freezing line reached central Georgia. Schools closed and travel impeded as hundreds faced a central New York blizzard. Temperatures plunged across the East, with subzero readings in New England and single digits in Albany and Burlington.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Atantic 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
Fear-Ridden Mother Returns Home After Week Missing
Mrs Melen Overlander a 30 year old mother of three returned to Rensselaer New York after a week away claiming she had been to Stillwater Kansas to visit her brother Wieser Bates. Police said she arrived by train and hoped her husband Sherell Overlander would take her back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer, N. Y
API
Melen B. Overlander
Stillwater
Kla
Wieser G. Bates
Sherell Ov
Erlander
GOP Scoffs At Truman Claim He Routed Reds
U.S. Senate Republicans challenge President Truman s assertion of leading the drive to purge Communists from government. Bricker says action came only under near Congress pressure, McCarthy credits Congress for finding facts, Ferguson cites Hiss case, Lucas backs Truman, calls loyalty boards a needed tool yet Bricker denounces them as sham.
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Gop
Truman
Reds
Washington
Bricker
Ohio
Congress
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ferguson
R-Mich
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Lucas
M'Naois
VA to lay off 7800 workers nationwide
The Veterans Administration announced it will fire 7,800 employees due to lack of funds. About 3,000 are in hospitals and homes and 4,000 in other activities. Dismissal notices go out by March 1. The move aims to save salary funds for the current year and next year’s budget. It will not affect the new veterans hospital program or staffing plans.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Army to Build 21 Men Armories in 20 States
The Army plans a 10 million dollar program to construct 21 armories for training Organized Reserve Corps officers and men across 20 states. Four additional armories will be built in buildings to be purchased.
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Washington
Army
Organized Reserve Corps
UMW Records Demanded by Ohio Court
Common Pleas Judge Howard E. Faught ordered the United Mine Workers to turn over court records of its international executive board and policy committee meetings. Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co seeks $2,220,000 under Ohio Valentine Act, alleging a coal production and price control conspiracy. The suit also targets Earl J. Jones of the Misco Mine and nine related actions seeking $9,000,000 total.
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Cambridge
Common Pleas
Howard E. Frught
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
John L. Lewis
UMW
Ohio
Jto
Lewis
Judge Faught
Earl J. Jones
Misco
Muskingum
Perry
Pittsburgh
Jones
Stork Is Too Fast in Massillon Birth
Karen Sue Waggoner arrived at the Wag goner home in Walnut Hills after an early labor. Mrs Faye Waggoner 35 telephoned for a cab and ambulance as the family prepared for hospital care. The ambulance team Glen R Everett and William Dod son delivered the baby at home. Father T A Waggoner works for United Engineering and Foundry Co Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Karen Sue Waggoner
City Hospital
Waggoner
Faye Waggoner
Glen R. Everett
William Dodson
Walnut Hills
T. A. Waggoner
United Engineering and Foundry Company
Canton
Navy Helps Seven States Access Coal Supplies
The Navy at Charleston base provides 17 000 tons of coal for public institutions in the Sixth Naval District serving South Carolina Georgia North Carolina Florida Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama. Maine asks for coal reserves to power schools as unemployment climbs amid widespread mine strikes and factory layoffs.
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Pittsburgh
Navy
Charleston
S. C
Naval District
South Carolina
Georgia
North Colina
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Maine
Frederick G. Payne
Air Force
Presque Isle
Allied Industries
United Mine Workers
America
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Montana
Calif
Kaiser Steel Corporation
Warren
Packard Electric
General Motors
Ohio
Youngstown-Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Company
New York State
Bertram Tallamy
Tallamy
Masachusetts
Missing Doctor In Newark Suffering Severe Illness
Dr. Robert M. Wingard 34, a Newark physician and railroad examiner, vanished February 20 while hitchhiking toward Columbus. The chief medical examiner of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad said he may be alive but in a condition worse than amnesia, after a ride and a switch of routes.
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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 determines additional inheritance tax on the Edith K. Timken estate at 745,626. Canton and the state receive equal shares after a prior payment of 153,478. The court lists the gross estate value at 9,451,979.
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Canton, QC
Edith K. Timken
H. H. Timken
Stark County
Canton
Truman seeks power to seize and operate coal mines
President Truman plans to ask Congress for authority to seize and run the coal mines amid a nationwide strike. A White House briefing ties the move to continued shutdowns and rising heating shortages in Ohio, with officials hoping to avert actual seizure through settlements with miners and operators.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Mr. Truman
McGrath
Philip B. Perl
Interior
Oscar Chapman
Court Secere
John L. Lewis
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Cole
David Cole
Paterson
N. J
Boa
John L Lewis
Th United Mine Workers
Unite
Mother and four children die in Indiana fire
In Noblesville Indiana a mother Helen McCarty 36 and four of her ten children died when a kerosene fueled kitchen explosion ignited a blaze that destroyed their three room home. Becky McCarty five said the mother poured kerosene in the stove. Richard four Cecil three and ten month old twins George and Susan were trapped as flames consumed the house. Neighbors said the mother attempted to keep the house warm with a wood fire due to inability to obtain another heat source.
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Noblesville
Ind
Becky McCarty
Carey Davis
Helen McCarty
Richard
Cecil
George
Susan
McCarty
Senators seek one year extension of federal rent controls
Democratic leaders introduced legislation to extend the present rent control law for one year beyond June 30. President Truman urged continuance of the federal rent law at a news conference yesterday, confirming his calling for extended controls.
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Washington
Lucas
D-Ii
Myers
D-Pa
Truman
Middletown Toastmasters to Speak on Public Speaking Sunday
Not Unaccustomed to public speaking the Middletown Toastmasters Club of 28 men plans a lead feature on how the group organized and methods used to improve speaking skills. 4-H Club Week begins with programs highlighting local projects and member photos. The Doctor Answers column answers hair loss questions and Your Garden offers a wind and freeze injury prevention diagram.
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Middletown
Edwin P. Jordan
Doctor
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Robert P. Booth
Elizabeth Rose
Miss. Rose
Borroto
Smith
Home Project Bought
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Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
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Dames
Chamber
Washinglan
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sena Finance Committee
Greece
Helen Overlander
Rip v Tl
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Bergholz
Reber
Wells Mine
Cleveland
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Niewspa
Bret
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