Paper-Wrapped Premature Baby Returns to Life
A premature baby girl born Sunday night in Philadelphia was pronounced dead and wrapped in newspaper for over an hour before a police report noted movement. The infant weighed 24 pounds and was delivered to Catherine Hughes of Minersville while visiting relatives. At Einstein Medical Center doctors described her condition as fair and credited warmth or wrapping with triggering life.
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Philadelphia
Einstein Medical Center
Catherine Hughes
Minersville
Thomas
Hughes
Misses Dont Count in Holdrege Local Juvenile Mischief
A kindergarten boy named Jimmy flings rocks at a girl across the street. When urged to apologize, he replies that he misses her every time, reflecting a quip from the child about his aim.
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Holdrege
Neb. —Jr
Jimmy
Sue
Read It Yourself By Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore recalls a Con Edison letter asking him to read his meters. He imagines six meters in a cupboard with humorous, exaggerated readings and resolves to send an honest, tax free gas note, deciding to handle the task himself.
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Henry McLemore
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc
Con Edison
Willie May
Consolidated Edison
Henry
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Texas Guardsmen Pursue Tactical Field Training at Hood
Texas national guardsmen of the 36th Infantry Division carried out tactical field training at North Fort Hood. Blue-clad Aggressors attacked with blank rounds to test defenses and attempted to infiltrate lines to seize HQs and personnel under Lt. Col. Thomas H. Sunday’s direction.
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Fort Hood
Tex
Texas National Guardsmen
36Th Infantry Division
36Th
Thomas H. Sunday
Dallas
Fish tale to end ’em all in Milton creek
Milton barber Troy Musser recalls a bizarre catch as a gust sent his hat across a Northumberland County creek where he found a 10 inch trout hooked in a fly stuck to the hat. It was his only catch of the day.
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Milton, Pa
Troy Musser
Milton
Musser
Northumberland County
Harry's Cousin Glad He's Quit
Denton Texas June 6 UP Fred Truman a Denton filling station operator and first cousin to the President says he is glad Harry has quit meaning Truman will not seek re election He notes the presidency has harmed many but believes Truman has the people at heart saying Washington bosses hurt him and that they write once in a while
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Denton
Tex
Fred Truman
Harry
Truman
Herbert) Hoover
Washington
Fighting man applicant frustrated by police rejection
An Omaha applicant for the police force protested a rejection citing his long record of fighting and brawling. He argued that the department should want men who can fight and take care of themselves.
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Omaha, Neb
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Brudoder
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Pynas
Memphis
Tenn
James Stanley
Linda Kay Hulett
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Abraham Hamburger
Bryan Hamm
Jimmy Armour
Concord
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