Brothers Save Life Of Father In Kitchen Tracheotomy
Two nonmedical brothers in Minnesota performed an emergency tracheotomy using a kitchen knife and a broken fountain pen to save their father Dr Charles A Olson during a family dinner near Rosemount. The man recovered after hospital repair work. doctors credited the brothers for saving his life.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Rosemouwni
Charles A. Olson
Charles
Robert
Olson
Boyle Column Brief Snippets On Daily Life And Stats
New York based column by Hal Boyle surveys quirky facts and stats from accidents as leading death cause to education rates, mascara superstitions, yacht insurance seminars, and the public’s changing job prospects. It also notes declines in prairie dog survival, cold research funding, and bifocal production processes.
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Hal Boyle
New York
United States
Cornell University
Insurance Company
Hollywood Beach
Florida
America
Grace “Downs
International Business Machines Corp
Denmark
Thomas Jefferson
Future better than the history of s the past
The phrase hints at an outlook that progress can outpace recorded history, suggesting optimism about what lies ahead rather than dwelling on bygone events. It embodies a reflective stance on time and improvement tied to historical understanding.
New Drugs Under Study At Heart Institute
Washington AP report says researchers at the National Heart Institute are developing drugs targeting brain amines serotonin and norepinephrine to combat hypertension epilepsy and mental illness. The drugs inhibit monoamine oxidase, often causing serotonin and norepinephrine to accumulate in tissues. JB 516 shows strong blood pressure lowering in hypertensive patients.
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Washington
National Heart ‘Institute
Brush Fire Burns Over Fifty Acres in Montgomery County
A brush fire spread across more than fifty acres late yesterday in Montgomery County, burning on the old Baughman farm on Big Woods road between Dickerson and Beallsville. Upper Montgomery and Hyatts town fire companies battled the blaze from 4:36 p.m. into the evening, with one and a half alarms sounded, no material loss reported, and officials citing a grass and fertilizer bag fire as the source.
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Montgomery County
Baughman
Big Woods Road
Dickerson and
Beallsville
Upper Montgomery
Hyattstown
Navy Seaplane Program Ends Amid Reformatory Escapes
Washington AP reports the Navy will end jet seaplane plans at the State Reformatory near Hagerstown after 14 SeaMasters were ordered, with inmates escaping prompting talk of longer penalties. Circuit Judge D K McLaughlin ordered new terms for 10 prisoners and warned of higher consequences if escapes continue. Dozens have escaped over a decade, but Ferling says only two or three elude capture.
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Hagerstown
Washington
Navy
Martin Co
Baltimore
D. K. McLaughlin
Cials
Whay
Con
Clement Ferling
Coburn Elected Bishop Coadjutor In Washington Diocese
The Very Rev John Bowen Coburn dean of the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge Mass was elected bishop coadjutor by clerical and lay delegates at Washington Cathedral He won 69 of 102 clerical and 65 of 104 lay ballots The closest rival Dr William F Creighton Bethesda Md polled 24 clerical and 22 lay votes Coburn 44 will succeed Bishop Angus Dun upon retirement Princeton 1936 graduate plans to lead after Dun steps down
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Washington
John Bowen Coburn
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
Washington Episcopal Diocese
Balliot
Washington Cathedral
William F. Creighton
Bethesda
Dean Coburn
J Angus Dun
Coburn
Princeton University
Writer McCulley, creator of Zorro, dies in Hollywood
Arthur Johnston McCulley, 75, famed author and former newspaperman who created Zorro for a national magazine, died Sunday night at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital after several operations. The character rose to fame when Douglas Fairbanks Sr. portrayed him in films.
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Hollywood
Arthur Johnston McCulley
Zorro
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
McCulley
Recruit Halley completes eight weeks at Fort Benning Ga
Army recruit Robert L Halley aged 22 completed eight weeks of basic combat training at Fort Benning Georgia. His wife Ada lives on a Brunswick Maryland street.
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Fort Gordon, Ga
AHTNC
Randolph S. Krantz
George C. Krantz
East Second Street
Frederick
Army’s
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gorden
Fort Benning, Ga
Army
Robert L. Halley
Ada
Brunswick
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Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Enterprise
R. Rice
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Discount Super Mart
Frederick's Suburban Department Store
Potomac Edison CO
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