Surgeon Inserts Tube Into His Heart in Self Experiment
Berlin reports Dr. Hermann Forssmann, a young German physician, inserted a plastic tube into his own heart via a shoulder vein incision to test direct heart stimulation. After initial corpse testing, he threaded the tube through the vena cava into the right heart, noting warmth near the collarbone and a cough urge while walking to the X ray room. He argues this method could replace open chest procedures for certain heart stimulations pending further study.
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Berlin
Hermann Forssmann
Boulder
Forssmann
Jhorswall
Tie
Korssmaann
Primate Anderson Elected Episcopal Leader in Amerton
Chicago bishop Charles Palmerston Anderson was elected supreme head of the Episcopal Church in Amerton by the House of Bishops. The move elevates Anderson to the church’s top leadership role amid ongoing church governance discussions.
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Charles Palmerston Anderson
Chicago
Episcopal Church
Amerton
House of Bishops
Postponement Moves to Halt Real Estate Tax Ordinance
City council, after Mayor C M Chambers urged delay, unanimously voted to indefinately postpone action on the proposed real estate ordinance that would levy a tax on real estate operators. A prior report from a committee led by G M Stone advised dropping the measure until a thorough investigation is completed, with Commissioner Frank Bushick backing filing the report.
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C. M. Chambers
Dne
Frank Bushick
Chamhera
Thousands Kneel at Priest's Grave in Malden
In Malden Massachusetts crowds flock to the Holy Cross cemetery with police estimating about 200000 pilgrims gathered yesterday to honor the grave of Rev Patrick I Power the 60 year old priest. The procession included James M Gurley a May election hopeful from Toston kneeling to pray for his sick wife still confined to bed.
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Hle
Lnter
Sinclair Near End of Jail Term at Washington
In Washington, oil magnate Harry F. Sinclair nears release from a nine month sentence with time off for good behavior. He is reported to plan a midnight departure, possibly on a New York train, after serving contempt-related stays for reporters who refused to reveal grand jury sources.
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Wahlinington
D. C
Harry F
Thrail
Sinclair
Washington
Mellor
M i
York
Washington Times
Thisteick Grand Jury
Binelnir
Man Faces Rum Charge After South San Antonio Arrest
A man was arrested Saturday by South San Antonio officers on charges of rum running and possession of whiskey. He was held on bond after a preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner Paul A. Hockhart. Prohibition officers recovered whiskey in the raid, and the case proceeds to further action.
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South
South San Antonio
Mami Sr Rire
Possasion
B. Budd
Deltefante
Paul A. Hockhart
United States
South San
T. Ne
Vikenlion
Warning Against Diphtheria Issued for Children
Austin health official Dr J C Anersay urged all children between ages five and twelve be immunized against diphtheria. He noted four diphtheria cases reported to the state health department last week as 411 deaths from the disease were recorded the previous year.
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Austin
J.C. Anersay
Stan Bonlth
Auctor Anderson
State Health Department
Mourned Fay Way O Conner in British tartan death notice
A brief obituary notes the death of Fay Way O Conner, a British figure known for political writings. The fragment references public recognition and advance office, with a somber tone typical of early notices in local papers.
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O'Conner
General Bowley Visits Fort Sam Houston for Personnel Review
Brig. Gen. A J Basgley arrived in San Antonio Monday to inspect personnel matters for the Eighth Corps Area at Fort Sam Houston. Gen Bowley, on duty in Washington over personnel sorting, has been touring western posts during a two day stay as a guest of Col. Gr. Day, commander of the Eighth Corps Area general depot.
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A. J. Basgley
Fort Sam Touston
San Antonio
Aew
Eighth Corps
Bowley
Washington
War Department General Staff
Fort Sam Houston
GR. Day
Man Seeks Police Help to Find Wife and Son
George Cherry asked police Monday to locate his wife Amelia Cherry of 1207 Tttyas Street after she disappeared since 7 p m Sunday. John Stowe of 416 Cooper Street likewise asked authorities to locate his son Robert Stowe who has been missing since 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Welp
MTA
Amelia Cherry
George Cherry
Tttyas Street
John Stowe
Cooper Street
Robert Stowe
Tap Pay O Connor Dies Longtime Father of Commons
Thomas Power OConnor known as Tap Pay and Father of the House of Commons died at 3 after a lengthy illness. Born October 5 1848 in Athlone Ireland he rose from newspaper work to serve as a Liberal MP for Galway and Liverpool. He visited the United States in 1926 before illness confined him to his seat in the Sealand division.
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Cheere
George
Thomas Power O'Connor
House of Commons
Tie
Hhis Ness
United States
Sealand
Livertool
Alt
Runarnehinir
Lismantle
David Lloyd George
Leales
Carcareon
Wales
O'Connor
O Connor
Athlone
Treland
Tsiame
London
Galwas IW
Lech Galway
Liverpool
Burial Plans Set for Mrs Kuehn
Mrs Hedwig Kuehn ich died at the Herman Sons home Sunday morning. Her body will be sent to Yonkum Texas for services at the Yonkum Catholic church Wednesday morning. She was a native of Germany and had lived in Tosap 14 years. She was a member of the Magnolia Sister lodge of the Herman Sons and the Catholic Daughters of America. She is survived by a daughter Mrs H O Ub t of San Antonio.
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Hedwig Kuelnich
Herman Sons
Yonkum
Texas
Yonkum Catholic Church
Kuehn
Gemany
Tosap
Magnolia
Herman Sona
Catholic Daughters of America
If. O. Ubt
San Antonio
Hibben Removed From Fascist League Patron List
John Grier Hibben president of Princeton University was to be dropped from the Fascist League in North America patrons after protesting he was unwittingly enlisted as an honorary member. The action was announced in New York with Hibben denying knowledge of the affiliation.
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New York
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Fascist League
North America
Credit Buying in U8 Tremendous
Fragmentary OCR note discusses credit buying in U8 with ambiguous terms about installment payments and caution about discretion in use. It mentions rotary committee, flaglurd, and Chevant, though specifics are unclear due to garbled text. The piece hints at reform or guidance for credit purchases and financial practices.
Tree Killa Two. Texas Death Toll From Tree Cutting
In Texas on November 18 a fatal tree felling incident left John Wommatil dead and Tim Richards, 40, seriously injured. The men were chopping down a tree when it collapsed.
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Malarodf
Texas
John Wommatil
Tim Richards
Tollunos
Mrs Strunk Buried Tuesday In Local Service
Funeral is set for Tuesday at the Riche Central chapel for Mrs. Karie Stink Strunk 45 who died Sunday near the city. Survived by daughter Pchelo Strunk a brother Aupuee Aiomblers and mother Mays with three sisters Mia Feri Jann and Misson Margaret plus Tertha Gerobler. Local notices seek assistance with housing or employment.
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Strunk
Pont Toowlay
Karie Stink
Lee
Pchelo
Aupuee
Pastor John Wy Darby resigns to enter business world
Dr John Wy Darby, pastor of the Central Christian Church in San Antonio, resigns after more than thirty years in the ministry. Trustees report the resignation was accepted following Sunday services, with plans to call several well known ministers to preach while a new leader is sought. Darby began ministry decades ago in Indiana and has served in Tulsa and other Eastern cities before arriving in San Antonio in 1925. He has four years as pastor here.
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John Wy, Darby
Chrte Than Vhureh
Fiis
Gins
Lachyfa
Wiest
Washington
Ind
Kant
Darby
Red Cross Drive Nets 2500 in First Week
Intensive Red Cross fundraising gets under way in Berar county led by executive secretary Albert Tennley. Workers were assigned to canvass offices after subscriptions mailed Wednesday, with a goal of 20 000 and an anticipated total of 2 500 by Monday night. Five San Antonians will canvass entire office buildings including Travia, Texas Theater, Builders' Exchange sites.
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Red Cross
Albert Tennley
Berar
Hensley
San
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