Blue Baby Surgeon Seeks Missing Son in New York
Dr Willis J Potts famed for the blue baby operation appeals for help locating his son Edward 21 who vanished after leaving Rochester New York. Potts postponed a major operation to search Times Square and said Edward was a third year student at the University of Rochester.
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Chicago
Willis J. Potts
Edward
Potts
New York
Times Square
Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Killer of Six Held for Trial
Robert Murl Daniels, 24, of Columbus, held for trial in Richland county for the triple murder of reformatory superintendent John E Niebel his wife and daughter. Daniels, a Mansfield reformatory parolee, already connected to murders in Franklin and Seneca counties, was ordered to stand trial after prosecutors presented evidence.
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Eugene McNeil
Daniels
Franklin
Seneca
Boy vanishes after leaving family for medical school plans
Edward Potts reportedly left to go to New York and California leaving his wife and two children in their home awaiting his return. A psychologist said he suffered a nervous breakdown from overwork and Potts sought help in locating him while Chicago’s Children’s Memorial Hospital announced a blue baby was en route from Trieste for Potts’ operation.
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New York
California
Edward
Northwestern University Medical School
Potts
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Trieste
Haefner Takes Early Lead at Western Open
Buffalo report says Barly Clayton Haefner, a top money winner, shot six under par at the Brookfield Country Club to lead the first round of the $15,000 Western Open. Hogan needed a birdie on the 18th to tie but missed a 12-foot attempt and finished one stroke back.
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N. Y
Barly
Clayton Haefner
Golfdam
Brookfield Country Club
Charlotte
N. C
Hogan
Haefner
Eanning
Mayer leads California breeders at Hollywood Park meet
Louis B. Mayer headed California bred winners at Hollywood Park during the 50 day meeting which closed Saturday. Track statistics showed bumper results for the California breeding industry.
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Inglewood
Louis B. Mayer
Hollywood Park
Inventor of Saucer Pigeons Inspired by Sea Shell Skipping
An inventor conceived saucer-shaped clay pigeons after observing boys skip sea shells on water, translating the motion into a target throw design. The anecdote links the playful shell-skipping act to a pioneering clay target shape.
UN Headquarters In New York and Allegations Of Spies
Secretary Marshall stated there are no communist agents in the country under UN shield. The piece notes that UN headquarters location implies staff from communist countries may exist, arguing such suspicions would target all member nations and delegations. It mentions ongoing UN commission meetings worldwide.
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Hyde Park
Marshall
United Nations
UN Commissions
Mrs Roosevelt criticizes anti communism hysteria in politics
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt argues that fear of spies fuels hostility toward the Soviet Union and its satellites. She condemns zeal to abandon Berlin to Russians and urges firm yet just policy with reciprocal visits and labor contacts across communist nations.
Gangster Bernie Shelton Buried in Prohibition Era Funeral
Bernie Shelton, second of the Shelton brothers to die with his boots on, was buried Thursday in Peoria after being slain by an unknown assailant. The long-armed gangster pair terrorized Southern Illinois bootleggers with tanks armored cars and even airplanes in a feud that lasted over two decades with his brother Carl.
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Ill
Bernie Shelton
Shelton Brothers
Shelton
Carl
Illinois
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