Artificial Respiration After Electric Shock Shows Survival Hope
A lineman rescued from an electric shock of 26000 volts was kept breathing by artificial respiration without interruption. The victim, initially deemed dead, later breathed on his own and required care for eight hours. responders warned not to assume death until a physician declares it.
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Legionnaires to Attend Veterans Day Service and Help Others
Auxiliaries plan to attend the Veterans Day service at the Legion Home and collect old glasses for donation. They vote to buy poppies, support a six bed ward at Traverse City hospital, and recount a ragweed campaign with hundreds of volunteers and tens of thousands of pounds removed.
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