Dog spared life. Chico to guard Elmira reform school
In Elmira a German shepherd named Chico, sentenced to death for biting a girl, won a commutation to life imprisonment after lawyer Nicholas D'Ambro arranged for the dog to serve as a guard at the Elmira Reformatory. The column also includes a bridge puzzle and winning play notes.
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When stomach ulcers may need surgery choose elective timing
Dr. Coleman explains that persistent pain bleeding or deep ulcers justify surgery before emergencies occur. Repeated X rays and depth of ulcer guide the decision, with modern techniques reducing risks. Surgery can be elective and should be evaluated by physician and surgeon, not patient. Dr. Coleman invites letters to the column.
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Matlin Science Selectee Heads to Institute at IU
Bloomington Ind Karl S Matlin Riley a Gerstmeyer High School student has been chosen for the 13th Annual High School Science Student Institute at Indiana University June 16 29 under the National Science Foundation sponsorship Sixty top science students who will start high school senior year in September were selected to preview university science They will observe basic research by distinguished scientists attend lectures demonstrations and field trips
Students tour science facilities and museums
Tory sessions and tours of science museums will include visits to major facilities such as electron microscopes an astronomical observatory and the IU Research Computing Center to observe operations and gain hands on experience.
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