Dramatic Penicillin Cure Still Reverberates In Detroit
Dramatic cure credited to penicillin saves an 11 year old from four years of abscessed king illness. Northville girl Pretty Browning Barnava Pud imey reportedly recovered after Veit Hospital treatment with Dr 11 BD Appelman calling the result remarkable and doctors noting the drug's dramatic effect.
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Wallace Returns Refuses Comment in Great Falls Stop
Vice President Wallace arrived in Great Falls on the voyage to China. He declined to comment to reporters saying no statement. From Great Falls he proceeds to Seattle then to Hoon tomorrow and will broadcast nationwide tomorrow on a large eastern journey.
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Garbo Home Burglarized During Night
Garbo home burglary reported in Beverly as a prowler entered an early morning scene. The resident screamed for help, neighbor A J Liebtan alerted police, and officers found two mink and another fur item discarded near the house.
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Restoration of Cherbourg Moving Fast
Allied forces rapidly restore Cherbourg port as 24 hour work by American engineers and seabees advances. Despite heavy German damage the port is reopening as a key Western Europe gateway, with Commodore William A. Sullivan cited for past salvage feats in Naples and Bizerte.
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Attorney Testifies in Bribery Case
MABON Michigan July QNS Testimony at the Michigan bribery trial centers on a 1939 legislative session. Attorney Charles F Hemans testifies he bribed 2 state senators and 8 state representatives from Detroit and Waynes that cash and whisky and food were given in exchange for votes. He says payments ranged up to 750 dollars for loyalty, with others receiving 110 to 150 along with liquor and meals. He describes a scheme devised by five finance company officials and conspirators connected to the case.
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Lewis Local Endorses 4h Term for FDR
Springfield union 704 of the United Mine Workers endorsed President Roosevelt for a fourth term in a resolution drafted by local officers. The group backed the federal administration but condemned the labor board’s “little steel” policy. Copies were sent to Roosevelt.
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Deputy Serves Summons On Buoy In Unusual Method
Chicago dispatch describes Deputy Marshal Joseph Tobin serving a federal court summons in an unusual way. He rowed to a buoy off Cahimet Harbor in a special container tied to the marker to deliver the court order. The case concerns a $90,000 mortgage on a boat foundered eight years ago with a reported loss of 15 crew.
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