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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1948
Page
2
Tony Ross, 67, in Los Angeles sought medical help after a week of hiccups that averaged 21,600 bursts per day, about 15 per minute even during sleep. The episodes began slowly and accelerated, despite home remedies like towel water and vinegar cloth breathing. He remained hiccuping at his West Los Angeles home.
A rolling pin believed to be 100 to 200 years old belongs to Mrs. Joseph Case in Watervliet New York. The cherry wood pin reportedly once belonged to Clara Barton founder of the Red Cross. Mrs. Case is a great great niece of Miss Barton and uses the pin for baking.
Billy Rose recalls Maurice Chevalier’s failed opening amid a drunken heckler at the Golden Theatre after his one man show. Garson Kanin offers Houdini’s Winter Garden benefit tale where a volunteer’s Pyorrhea quips steal the spotlight from a new needle threading stunt.
At the Pan American conference in Bogota 20 Latin American delegates remained silent as President Truman asked Congress for an additional 500 million dollars for export import bank loans to Latin America.
Boise report says the industrial accident board approved a policy to help injured workers obtain artificial limbs. Sureties may advance limb costs to applicants without prior board approval. The piece notes a separate Illinois act on division fences from 1819.
The state department released four wartime protocols with Russia detailing more than 11 billion dollars in war supplies planned from October 1, 1941, to June 30, 1945. The documents, termed mainly historical, rebut charges of secret letters implying post V-E Day aid. Combined Anglo American aid to Russia ended shortly after July 1, 1945, a month after Europe concluded.
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