Eye transplant enables Helen to see again in Syracuse operation
In a pioneering eye operation at General Hospital Syracuse doctor Fred Stansbury replaced Helen’s damaged left eye with a donor cornea from New York City. The surgery, performed in an operatory room, followed preparations in a refrigerated solution. Only 20 or 30 similar cases exist globally. Bandages will come off in about a week to assess sight, with full recovery uncertain for some time.
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Sarafie
Eroadec
Frederes
Stansbury
Helen
Sear Azon
New York City
Ada Abe
Sery Clove Range
Stambury & Etieng
Syracuse
Aare-Syod
Police report no camblin e pinball machines in Onondaga area
State Police Lt Charles Curtin at De Witt substation says warnings were issued to proprietors that gambling machines will not be tolerated. Several machines were confiscated in a quiet but thorough drive begun weeks ago, though the number of locations was not disclosed.
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Onondaga
Charles Curtin
de Witt
Curtin
Verdict Set Aside In Negligence Suit Over Elevator Incident
A Supreme Court jury set aside a no verdict in a negligence suit brought by Mrs. Dorothy Calkins of 260 Primrose Ave against Edward A. Quinn and Ozon Daga Holding Corp owner of the Chimes building. The suit sought 20000 damages for injuries from March 17, 1923 when a sidewalk freight elevator door opened and threw her to the sidewalk at the S Salina Street entrance. A second trial was ordered.
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Jesse Elmingsles
Supreme Court
Dorothy! Co
Primrose Av
Edward A. Quinn
S. Salina St
Jusice Gslex
Boy 13 Prefers Farm Life Over City Move O K'd by Father
Sharon Pennsylvania reports Herbie Sugden a 13 year old from Webster Groves Missouri who fled to the farm life after disliking city living. He traveled with $15 to Sharon where his father Herbert Sugden Jr spoke by phone granting permission to stay with his grandfather on a Morristown New York farm and attend school there.
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Sharon
Herbert Sugden, Jr
Hersie Sugden
Herbie
Ceres
Webster Groves
St. Louis
Heroie
Sugden
Morristown
N.Y
Himrod
Herhe
G E Head From Page One Of War Time Business View
The article records G E Head discussing American industry during wartime, praising productive capacity and unity among leaders. He cites improvements in efficiency, global competition, and the need to sustain momentum as politicians debate policy and economy. Directors and guests from multiple nations attend speeches and exhibits illustrating manufacturing progress and industrial optimism.
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Amercan Indus
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America
Hotel
Ethel Smith
Musical Good Will
Charlie Fisk
Pretty
Petite Ginny Coon
Gene Canfield
Rainbow Lounge
Excent
Pasian
Jomace
G.E. Head
Gremes Ag
Zuropear Goers
Polticans
England
France
Germany
Hzonz
Howland
Japan
Czechoslovake
Feey Mertel
Rere
Lurhehs
Electroncs Park
Comeras
Tise
Milwy
Acé H. Pal
Sivacce
Arogran
Woda
Apoe
Siots
Alwais
E. Washington St
Helena
Washington St
Baby Furniture Co
Noward Johnson’s
Tit Lam
Corer de
Oward, Cee
Cheirs
Davenport
Kieffer
North
Salina St
Kyl
Failles
Kemeton’s
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