Dog Lung Used In Boy Heart Operation Breakthrough
Calvin Richmond, injured in a truck crash last August, underwent a pioneering operation using a dog's lung as part of an artificial heart pump. Surgeons reported the patient in good condition but noted the procedure remains experimental and limited by a fatal defect in another case. The team, led by Campbell, tested the technique through animal experiments before the first human trial three weeks earlier.
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Davis 1924 Presidential Candidate Dies in 1924
John W. Davis, former Democratic candidate for president, dies at age in a New York hospital after pneumonia. His career included 140 Supreme Court appearances and leading roles in wage hour, income tax, and World War I draft laws. Funeral set for New York with interment in Locust Water Cemetery.
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Milwaukee merger bill seeks single four year state college unit
A proposed amendment to consolidate Milwaukee university extension and state college into one institution led by a provost, under a single board to replace two. The plan, backed by Gov Kohler and Sen Hogan, aims to address Milwaukee education needs and integrate boards for state colleges.
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Pension Boost For Medal Winners in Washington
A government action in Washington awards increased pensions to medal winners. The measure expands benefits for veterans and eligible recipients, aiming to recognize service. Officials say the boost will impact eligible individuals across the program.
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Do It Yourself Guide In Want Ad Section
Read the new Do It Yourself column offering tips for home repairs and remodeling. It advises readers to seek experts listed in the Want Ad Section for tyres of home repairs and services and to refer to the section for finding specialists.
Senate OKs 10 percent federal pay raise for 1.5 million
The Senate voted 72 to 21 to raise federal pay by 10 percent for postal workers and civil service staff, with the measures heading to the House. debate centered on whether the 1950s retroactive provision should stand, and leaders warned against setting a bad precedent.
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Kohler Signs Bill Revising Aids for Aged
The measure revises county assistance provisions for aged recipients and adjusts support assets under the 1953 act. Details indicate changes to eligibility and disbursement context as the department updates a certified cost framework.
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Democrats Endorse Reluctant Income Tax Cut Change
A heated debate ends with a Democratic compromise replacing a proposed general income tax cut with a 310 per person levy. The plan shifts tax relief toward individuals while sparking concerns about regional elections and business firm impacts.
All Urges Reactivation Of Observer Corps Here
Washington reports indicate calls to reactivate observer posts with about 200 volunteers slated for weekly shifts to man defense posts. The effort aims to protect citizens, while lawmakers question appropriations for related programs and maintenance.
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Mayor's Ice Cream Plan Sparks Child Suit Feud
A chaotic exchange unfolds as residents argue over an ice cream cart ordinance banning music boxes on carts. James laments a noisy ban while others press for peaceful ice cream offerings and a meeting with the mayor. McCarthy to Speak at Horicon Centennial Banquet.
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Flood Crest Threatens Towns as Ice Jam Worsens
Severe flooding from a river crest threatens to displace 220 more residents after 30 homes evacuated. Officials warn the crest could reach 11 feet above flood stage as water pours toward Columbus, with parallel flood crests on the Ohio near downstream towns and a Cumberland River surge toward Eddyville and Smithland prompting further evacuations.
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Molten Iron Burns 34 As Mold Explodes
An explosion at a mold facility burned several workers including J Roepsell who sustained hand injuries during rescue efforts and Arthur M Danowki who received chest burns while watching from about 159 feet away. Witnesses could not determine the cause of the blast.
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Weather Summary From Fox River Observations
The report notes cloudy conditions with a Randall gauge reading near the Menasha dam of an inch below crest since Thursday. Temperatures ranged from a high of 32 to a low of 14 with no precipitation, and monthly excess stands at 33 while the yearly deficiency is 25.
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