Polio Patient Leaves Iron Lung To Deliver Daughter
A 28 year old polio patient left an iron lung in Tulsa Oklahoma on Sunday for the first time since November 8 to give birth to a seven pound daughter. Physicians delivered Mia P Sowden Jr by caesar.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1951
Page
7
A 28 year old polio patient left an iron lung in Tulsa Oklahoma on Sunday for the first time since November 8 to give birth to a seven pound daughter. Physicians delivered Mia P Sowden Jr by caesar.
More than 200 Harvard students fled to safety at 4 AM when a $100,000 blaze swept through the Chaverly Wall dormitory in Cambridge Massachusetts. The fire displaced residents, including a student couple and their two year old son.
A Reading Pennsylvania mother of seven, Mrs Mary Hardinger, shares how Lydia Pinkham's Compound helped her relieve monthly distress and nervous restless feelings during changes of life. She notes its soothing effect on the nervous system and its long record of success versus similar remedies.
In East Berlin a wave of Westward seeking residents from West Staaken rush to sign papers for West Berlin residence. They abandon homes, gardens, and business as Soviet zone shifts force the exodus. Families flee by the thousands, carrying little beyond clothing, hoping for better life in the West amid shortages and upheaval.
A feature recalls Dave Clark a longtime Saintburg officer and his family roots in Myersville and Hagerstown. It highlights his decades patrolling main streets guiding children to school and his pride in a close knit household.
A fragmented portrait recalls Dave Clark a Maryland man with varied jobs from shop work to fireman and eel hunter. His wife Harriet Zelene Shuyett is daughter of a late judge. They are noted for motoring since 1920 and a fondness for church and family life with pets and a granddaughter.
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