Federal judge condemns nurses for narcotic use in hospitals
U S jurist George W Mc Clintie denounces nurses and hospitals for using narcotics on patients to enable them to continue bridge games at night. He cites opiate administration to ease pain, warns of growing narcotic addiction among accident victims. The remarks target illegal liquor cases but focus on hospital practices.
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Bluefield
W. Va
George W. McClintie
Grand Jury
West
Virginia
Charleston
Huntington
Death Reported In Maryland Woman Found Hanged
The body of 65 year old Mrs Lilian Breightner was found hanging from a joist in her Baltimore home. Mildred Hofnagle, her longtime housemate, said Breightner had been in poor health for some time and notified police.
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Baltimore
Lilian Breightner
Mildred Hofnagle
Breightner
Daring Young Man at Henry's Theatre Sparks Thrills
The Daring Young Man starring James Dunn Mae Clark and Neil Hamilton plays at Henry's Theatre. A fast moving romance follows rival reporters who fall in love as he goes to jail to uncover crooked politicians. The female lead faces a jilted romance while a wedding date looms as the plot climaxes.
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James Dunn
Mae Clark
Neil Hamilton
Henry’s Theatre
Election Held At Lions Convention in Ocean City
Ocean City Maryland June 26 The Twenty second District Lions International closed with officer elections for the coming year and Cumberland chosen for the 1935 meeting Dr Seth H Hurdle of Salisbury named district governor succeeding George Danby of Bear Del Wallace H White Salisbury named district secretary and Albert W Keight Cumberland named vice president Dorothy Lee entered by the Pocomoke Club won the beauty contest closing the convention The new district governor is deputy State health officer at Salisbury and previously a Newark Del member who transferred to Salisbury in 1930.
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Ocean City
Cumberland
Lions International
Seth H. Hurdle
Salisbury
George Danby
Bear
Del
Wallace H. ‘White
Albert ‘W. Keight
Dorothy ‘Lee
Mother and son to serve prison terms for killing husband
MUST SERVE TERMS CHARLESTON W Va June 26 A mother and son will serve prison terms for killing her husband Mrs Ida Young of Jordans Creek pleaded guilty to second degree murder of W C Young and was sentenced to 19 years in the state penitentiary Her son Regis pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to five years The elder Young was killed during an argument at his home May 19 officers said.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ida Young
Jordan’s Creek
W. C. Young
Regis
Young
Harry Wolf Slated for Full Pardon
Baltimore June 26 A full and unconditional pardon for Harry B. Wolf an attorney convicted nearly 13 years ago of a misdemeanor and fined 100 was considered by Governor Harry W Nice Monday He would advertise a pardon and grant it in the absence of protesting voices Wolf was disbarred after charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice tied to the Norris murder case and visitors at his home during the search for Socolow Wolf has many friends and bitter enemies the governor noted the pardon would erase the misdemeanor record and relieve ongoing suffering in his review the governor said the pardon would be granted absent convincing protest with the legal timing and public sentiment weighing in favor of mercy.
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Baltimore
Harry B. Wolf
Harry W.nice
Wolf
Supreme Court of
Baltimore City
Norris
Walter Socolow
Johnnie Keller
Socolow
William B. Norris
Robert F. Leach
Nice
Harry Wolf
The Power of Vision in Birds
The passage notes that birds exhibit the highest development of vision among animals, possessing both keen visual acuity and far sightedness. It emphasizes birds’ advanced sensory capabilities as a defining trait.
Porch removal at Executive Mansion in Annapolis
June 26 report notes the Executive Mansion losing its 40-ton granite porch. Workmen began transforming the building into a colonial residence, moving a derrick onto the grounds and removing two fluted granite columns and the adjacent pilasters. About three-quarters of the granite cornice was taken down, with completion expected the next day.
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Annapolis
Rick
Mrs Young Dies Of Heart Ailment
New York June 26 Owen D Young wife of the head of General Electric died of a heart ailment Monday at her Riverside Connecticut home after four years of ill health. Born Josephine Sheldon Edmonds of Southbridge Massachusetts she attended St. Lawrence University Canton New York and Radcliffe College before marrying Mr Young June 30 1898 at Southbridge. Survived by husband four children and two brothers C H Edmonds of Wellesley Massachusetts and Stuart Edmonds of Winchester Virginia.
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New York
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Southbridge
C. H. Edmonds
Wellesley
Mass
Stuart Edmonds
Wimchester
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