Juvenile Delinquency Plagues Soviet Officials
Postwar youth crime in the Soviet Union worries leaders as teen gangs and rebellious behavior multiply. Reports from Moscow to Tbilisi highlight schoolyard ambushes, frivolous thefts, and defiant acts by youths aided by lax parental control.
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Leningrad
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Ex G I Soldier in China Seeks Return to U S
A 24 year old American POW who stayed in Red China rather than return to Olympia Washington now wants to come home. His wife Mrs Otho G Bell of Olympia says he plans to obtain a passport and return potentially via Hong Kong. State Department aid may be needed and a passport could raise questions of citizenship.
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China
Paula
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2Nd Infantry
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Washington
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Famed oil man Pattillo Higgins dies at 92
Pattillo Higgins, the Texas oil pioneer who discovered and promoted the Spindletop field near Dumont, died of a heart attack at 92 in San Antonio. Once penniless during early探索, he later sold his Spindletop holdings for over three million dollars and was famed for his knack in spotting oil potential. He lost an arm in youth from an accidental shooting, left school in fourth grade, then studied geology throughout life.
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Pattillo Higgins
Dumont
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Texas Weekend Violence Toll Tops Twenty One
Dallas dispatch reports a weekend of Texas violence claiming at least 21 deaths. Ten died in traffic incidents, six drowned, and five were shot in various locations, marking an unusually heavy toll.
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Faulty Vaccine Blamed For Idaho Polio Deaths
Idaho reports its sixth polio death as tests by Dr. Louis Gebhardt suggest a very small amount of live virus in Cutter vaccine batches. The findings note mixed results in monkeys and isolated type 1 virus in spinal cords, prompting Cutter Laboratories to defend safety and call for tougher testing. Idaho totals rise to 78 polio cases for the year with Mrs. Annabelle Nelson among the deceased.
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Idaho
Louis P. Gebhardt
University of Utah
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Colorado
Wyoming
Cutter Laboratories
Washington
Leonard Scheele
Gebhardt
National Institutes of Health
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Calif
Cutter
Scheele
Annabelle Nelson
Montpelier
Compound W Removes Warts Without Cutting or Burning
Doctors call warts tiny benign tumors and a new compound removes them quickly at home. Compound W penetrates wart cells to dissolve them with no minerals acids and no scarring for adults and children, available without prescription for 98 cents.
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New York, N. Y
New York
Whitehall Pharmacal Company
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