Oxygen aid saves twins in Oklahoma hospital incident
In Okla travel, four month old twins nearly stopped breathing after a severe respiratory incident. Dr George K Fisher oversaw urgent oxygen therapy from a makeshift setup using a stomach pump and rubber tubing until a proper system could be secured. Father Louis Faulkner coordinated the emergency response as medical staff administered life saving oxygen to the infants.
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Son Kills Father Defending Mother in Chicago
James McHugh, 24, killed his father Frank McHugh, 46, during a confrontation at the McHugh home as he defended his mother from being beaten. Neighbors reported the incident after the struggle in the bedroom. James was arrested and held at the county jail as the investigation continued.
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Accused Actress Hospitalized After Arrest
A report from Detroit Aug 15 notes actress Melta Lee Worthing was taken to a hospital for treatment following an arrest on multiple forgery and narcotics prescription charges. The article mentions a divorce from Dr Umene Nelson and references legal proceedings connected to the county jail.
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Sol Centers a Dry Spell in Southwest Texas Weather
Weather forecast notes a dry spell in Sol Centers the southwest Texas region with cloudy to partly clear conditions and highs around Kreck. Humidity fluctuates, with Tuesday expected to be partly cloudy and possible Wednesday, while southerly breezes may bring slight temperature changes.
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Early Demise Seen for Jitterbug Fad
NOW YORK Air 11 reports the seventh annual convention of Use Dancing Messers of America, Lenny WH. Thayer of Washington, D. C., president, says most delegates believe jitterbug and jumping dances wear out as old ballroom dances return with faster tempo. He also notes revival of feminine fashions from the gay nineties affects trends.
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British Mission to Moscow Aims at Strategy Talks
Paris Aug 1 British military officials planned a Moscow visit to Paris for preliminary strategy ties with Soviet Russia. Three power talks were reoriented toward parallel diplomatic negotiations. General Leonard Paumeno led the Franco-American mission in liaison with French authorities.
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Soviet pilot killed in air performance in Moscow
A Soviet pilot, Mik Halt Alexcoit, was killed today during a military aviation performance in Moscow. The incident occurred while showcasing aircraft, with Soviet officials confirming the fatality.
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Police Cadets Protest Dismissals Over Training Closure
A group of 15 protestors, including cadets from the city police training program, demanded explanations for their ouster after failures to pass a written exam and claims of political pressure. They met Deputy Mayor Playa McGown and Police Commissioner TLoulkiyps Canth, alleging unfair treatment and calling for reconsideration of layoffs while promising further action.
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Border clashes flare on Hungarian Romanian frontier
Rumanians and Hungarians fought across the Tisa river ridge with rifle and machine gun fire wounding a Hungarian guard. The Hungarian agency reported clashes after Romanian guards freed prisoners and struck a Hungarian customs post. Bucharest officials denied incidents.
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Maury Sees Demos Winning With FDR
Maury Maverick former Texas congressman and San Antonio mayor told Milwaukee reporters that the Democratic party aims to nominate President Roosevelt in 1940. He suggested Wisconsin figures Lavoie or LaGuardia as possible chief executives, but questioned their electability and nomination prospects. Maverick doubted Vice President Garner's success and said Roosevelt may not want to run again.
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Croats Threaten to Secede From Yugoslavia
Aug 1 3 reports show Croat leader Vladko Macek threatening Croatia would secede from Yugoslavia unless autonomy is granted. He envisions a possible protectorate and argues a sovereign Croatia could exist with 5 million people, while Germany might intervene to restore order if Belgrade cannot. Also reported, Romania accuses Hungary of frontier interference and warns of measures against Hungarian revisionism.
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Strikes Shake U S Northeast and Midwest Industry
Clashes and mobilizations ripple from Cleveland to New York as thousands walk out, with police in riot gear guarding plants. In Ohio and Massachusetts, pickets threaten operations at Fisher and Barre Wool, while Detroit and New York see sporadic confrontations and halted negotiations. Federal officials weigh intervention as unions seek higher pay and reinstatement.
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Suburbs Warned On Fire Aid And Taxi Death Probe
Suburbs face termination of fire protection contracts after a one year notice. In a separate case, a court hearing into the death of James Ny Kincaid, 61, heard testimony from witnesses including Hernan Scott and Joe Screed. The district court judge withheld a verdict, with conflicting accounts of the late night incident at 308 San Pedro Avenue and Efison's Shack.
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British Eye Plans To Curb Japanese
London August 1 Talks among the United States Britain and France on possible measures regarding Japan have progressed to a point where a formal proposal will be presented at a cabinet meeting tomorrow. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain signaled cautious openness while stressing the need for close cooperation with the United States. Washington London and Paris continue reviews of commercial relations with Japan as they seek a coordinated approach. Britain shows no hurry to decide on Japan’s demand to halt support for the Chinese currency without full consultations with allies. Nippon regards Britain’s support of the Chinese currency as vital to the Kai-Shek regime.
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Prohibition Sparks Violent Clash in Bombay
A Bombay protest against the new prohibition turned violent with bullets and stones. At least 30 hurt including police, as enforcement began and liquor shops were padlocked. Foreigners reportedly crowded bars drinking under the new limit of seven liquor units per visitor.
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Danzig Fats Ban Sparks Polish Customs Clash
Danzig fats shipments into Poland face fresh restrictions as Polish customs enforce a new ban amid the ongoing herring and margarine trade conflict. Warsaw protests allege violations of May 1997 Wade agreements, while Danzig accuses Polish inspectors of spying and involvement in kidnapping.
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Ex Athlete and Uncle Found Shot to Death
In New Castle Pennsylvania a coroner reported that a 25 year old ex athlete and steel worker Ward Dombreski shot and killed his 45 year old bachelor uncle Ionety Dombreski then fatally shot himself on a country road near New Castle. A pistol lay beside the bodies and a continuous horn sound prompted discovery by a neighbor.
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Royal Family Heads to Balmoral Amid Scottish Highland Pageant
Royal procession reaches Balmoral as King George in full dress wears a Whirnd and kilts, Queen Elizabeth, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret travel in attire befitting a royal holiday. Lady Alexandra Egerton of Newmarket wed jockey Pat Beasley in a London ceremony amid racing ties.
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