State Senator Proposes Compulsory Teen Drug Treatment
New York State Senator Seymour Halpern urged mandatory treatment for teenage drug addicts and made narcotics addiction reportable. In a letter to Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein, Halpern called young addicts public health menaces as contagious as smallpox or typhus, outlining his proposed state legislation.
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New York
Seymour Halpern
Halpern
Queens
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Boyle enters hospital for check up amid political shakeup
Fragmented clipping mentions Democratic National Committee chair William Boyle resigning from duties for a check up at Georgetown University Hospital. The garbled text also references a missing person, a skeleton found in a Jamestown area, and a theft involving cash and clothing, with names such as Miss Synthia Volk and Gabrielson linked to the turmoil.
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Washington
William
Borie
Democratic National Committee
Georgetown Uiversity Hospital
Jamestown
UDA
Asitnad
Gyere Cone
Niagara
Miss Syn
Bridge Teams in Playoffs for American Title
New York players led by John Crawford Howard Schencken George Raper Sam Scayman and others in a playoff series at the Hotel Pierre to decide the American title in Rome on November 16. The World Team Championship will be decided over 329 hands in five days with European teams led by Carl Alberin Per ing Eugenis Chiaradia Piero Forfuet and Franco Asto Ricci.
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Rome
John Crawford
Philadelphia
Howard Schencken
George Raper
Sam Scayman
Hali Mireselon Lederard Migern ‘Field
Bets
Charles H. Goren
Sidney Sro- Gor
Prilaterphi
Pierre
New Jersey Woman Recovers After Rare Brain Surgery
A young New Jersey woman, dying from a rare brain disease, was saved by a four hour operation at Saint Raphael's Hospital. Dr. William J. research clinic led the procedure on 36 year old Pearl Ralph of Red Bank, described as a last hope that revived her and her condition. The case marks the first severe instance in which the patient showed improvement after the operation.
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Sew Haven
Conn
Franklin Robinson
Pearl Ralph
Red Bank
St. Dennehy
Coste Dau
New Jersey
Raphael's Hospital
William J. Research Clinic
Queen Goda Rani Nabbed in India Jungle War Robbery
Indian police arrest Codavar oat Parulekar known as Goda Rani a five year valud jungle leader accused of waging bow and arrow war against the state. Trapped in a subsream house with seven Reds and a cart of terrorist literature outside Bombay. The last uprising cited dates back to 1847.
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India
Bombay
Codavar
Oat Parulekar
Goda Rani
Queen Goda
Bomoay
State Milk Output Height in September
The State Art culture Department reports September milk production at 3 Adams pounds, down from the record for the month but 3 percent above last year. The department notes costs in dairy farming in 1937 have continued at unprecedented levels and forecasts a seasonal decline in milk production into November.
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Albady
Adam
New York
Spee Es
Useng and Concentrates Department
Guipur
Two Spires Waiting At City Auditorium
MEMPHIS Tenn UP Orevie Bond at the City Auditorium on business walked off without his pipe. He later called to ask about it and was told the pipe waited for him at the auditorium. Bond then dropped by to pick up his pipe and talked with a friend. At last report Bond had two spires waiting for him at the Auditorium office.
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Memphis, Tenn
Orevie Bond
City Auditorium
Bond
Soldiers Poisoned In California Mess Hall
Sixty six soldiers were stricken by food poisoning at a mess hall in Camp Stoneman California after a Sunday noon meal. Officials ordered an investigation as 20 spokesmen reported the illness and one man remained in serious condition.
Grieving Socialite Widow Ends Life in New York
Marian Swart a socialite widow, found dead in her Park Avenue apartment, after leaving a note to a former lover and mentioning her sorrow over her son’s death. Police believe it was suicide. several fur coats were removed from the scene. May 7, 1937.
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R. Everson Swart
Neway
Everert Welles Frazar
Sapa
York City
Atte Vode
New York
Gomais
Swart
Hazard
Dhan Ho Teast
Fucson
Ang
Swarts
Moessar
Grose Fomt
Slain Woman Dodge Case Ties to Missing Papers
Police probe a murdered woman found near Buffalo with no papers among her belongings. The case links to a husband and a man named Garner, while investigators chase a possible car theft and blood evidence. President Truman's remarks on national duty are printed in a separate column.
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Bernice
Stepheness
Ray Dedze
Buffalo
Veteran's Hospital
Herman’ Force
Vamlla
Hernan
Dodge
Lea
Porming
Chet Wiliam T Fitzgippnns
Ann
Hace
Oshgatars
Tad
Berniee
Ene
Venezuela Rulers Suppress Revolt
Unclear fragmented report from Caracas describes a revolt attempt suppressed by authorities. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and missing specifics about dates people or groups involved.اق
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Venezuela
Caracas
Sunny Reson
McLean Attacks Creeping Security Censorship Warning
Philadelphia publisher criticizes President Truman’s order on security as leading to creeping censorship. He cautions how governments curb news channels and press freedom, pointing to similar moves abroad and warning that delegated executive secrecy risks stifling truth and public interest.
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Robertspoe
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Truman
Chamber of Com
Eccasera
Scalimore
Lawan
India
Iran
Perato
Mussolini
Stalin
National Security
Natonal Securiy
Bull Kills Farm Couple in Iowa Pasture Tragedy
In eastern Iowa, farmer Mike Magerus aged 66 and his wife Anna 62 were killed when a bull charged during herd work on their Durango area farm. The bull was shot dead by three locals, Henry Butrett Herman Tappe and William Haberkern, after the attack. Their son Elroy, 23, found the bodies in the pasture when his parents did not return.
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Mike Magerus
Anna
Iowa
Durango
Henry But!ett
Herman Tappe
William Haberkern
Butrett
Elroy
Stung by Ray Man Attacks Lloyd Murray in California Spa
Lloyd Murray twenty four, attacked by a monster at a spa in California. Friends opened the wound with a razor blade. Murray was rushed to a Veterans Hospital after the incident. Arthur Murray arranged transport from Salina Street. Local residents report the assault near a spa in Salina area.
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Long Nee
Calif
Lloyd Murray
Spa
California
Murray
Arthur Murray
Salina St
Boon
Veterans Hospital
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