Kidney Transplant Attempt With Dead Man's Kidney Fails
In Philadelphia on February 21 a 32 year old woman died despite Frankford Hospital doctors pumping her blood through a spare kidney taken from Wayne H. Deveney a 30 year old York Pa truck driver killed in a highway crash. The attempt began after her condition worsened and despite hope initially, time delay between death and kidney removal proved too long to purify her blood.
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Philadelphia
Frankford Hospital
Wayne H. Deveney
York
Richard Irvine
Deveney
Irvine
Robert Ehelson
Hospital
Mrs. Irvine
Chicago
Howard Tucker
Tucker
Frankford Moepital
Only 35 NHL players played every game this season
A current NHL tally shows 35 players have appeared in every game for their teams this season, while most skaters have missed games due to injuries or benching, highlighting top durability across rosters.
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National Hockey League
British Jet Bomber Breaks Crossing Mark
Canberra bomber led by Squadron Leader A Callard failed to beat the sun but landed the fastest jet crossing to date from Aldergrove Northern Ireland to Gander Newfoundland in four hours forty minutes. The crew praised the trip and noted heavy headwinds. Official recognition was blocked as observers were not requested by the Royal Aero Club. The jet and crew will be studied by U S Air Force personnel in Washington.
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North Atlantic
Gander
Altergrove Air Base
Belfast
Northern Ireland
U.S
Atlantic
Canberra
A. E. Callard
Aldergrove
Callard
North Ireland
Newfoundland
British
Royal Aero Club
FE. A. J. Haskett
A. G. R. Robson
U.S. Air Force
Washington
Record-breaking airship and WWII rescue notes
Air force and British experts exchange military data on a long range aircraft from the Ish Electric Co with 654 foot length and 62 foot wingspan. Details include pressurized cabin and unknown max speed. Meanwhile, 1,000 men were rescued by air in Korea, with 12 sea rescues by helicopters and amphibian planes and 854 moved to safety by the Air Force rescue service.
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Air Force
Britain
United States
Canadas
Eng Ish Electric Company
British Air Ministry
Gander
England
Charles Blair
New York
London
Washington
Far East
Korea
Oscar N. Tibbetts
Des Moines
Jows
Charles E. Schroder
Maywood
Pentagon
Air Force Rescue Service
Laxity Blamed For Pen Flight Escape
Baltimore dispatch reports Joseph Holmes, 30, convict, tunneled 70 feet to escape Maryland Penitentiary after two years of digging. Superintendent Har ol d E. Donnell cites improper supervision and insufficient personnel as key factors. Holmes remains at large. police have no clues as family warned. A separate city note offers $200 for capture amid ongoing sensational escape.
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Baltimore
Joseph Holmes
Maryland Penitentiary
Harold E. Donnell
Holmes
Anne Arundel County
Notor‘ely
Lloyd Spicer
Patrolowin Spicer
Prisoner Captured After Rainy Run Near Bus Stop
Patrolman Spicer chased a quick dash through rain to a bus stop area a dozen blocks from the prison. The suspect John Holmes, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad porter, was identified and brought to a call box. Holmes admitted fleeing to avoid rain. Spicer issued an illegal parking ticket.
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Spicer
Holmes
John Holmes
Porter
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New Rubber Process Begins Commercial Production
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced that the Government synthetic rubber plants are starting commercial production of a new general purpose rubber. It is designed to stretch the rubber supply and will be used mainly for tires. Officials say it should be equal to or better than current products in quality.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Parkway not to block river access along Chesapeake and Ohio parkway
National Park Service official says the proposed 184 mile Chesapeake and Ohio parkway will not barrier Maryland residents from the Potomac. officials cite a track record of serving the public and support access laws if needed. The canal bed along the Potomac from Great Falls to Cumberland is federal property, with plans to acquire more land for scenic development.
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National Park Service
Maryland
Potomac River
Harry T. Thompson
National Capital Parks
Thompson
Chambers of Commerce
Park Service
Potomac
Cumberland
Great Falls
Parkway
Canada Goose Mates for Life Despite Ducks’ Trends
While ducks often seek new partners each year the Canada goose forms lasting bonds. Biologists note geese select mates for life aided by territory defense and shared parenting duties. The finding contrasts with duck mating behaviors observed by researchers.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Katherine Stull
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Joseph W. Stevenson
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Frederick CO
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U. S. 40
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Frederick, MD
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Damascus
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Kehne Furniture CO
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Bel Ae
Peston
Alex Nicol
Comine Sundax
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Joseph Cotten
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Virginia Mayo
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