Johns Hopkins Doctors Pioneering Aid for Blue Babies
Johns Hopkins surgeons Dr Alfred Blalock and Dr Helen Taussig pioneer surgical care for cyanotic infants with pulmonary stenosis and hypoplasia. Their work at Johns Hopkins Hospital advances treatment once deemed fatal, drawing support from families and evolving pediatric cardiology.
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Surgical Breakthrough Describes Heart Defect Repair
An account explains early heart surgery on infants with Fallot tetralogy. Dr Blalock and DeBakey discuss routing arterial blood to the lungs after birth, detailing a cutting of a pulmonary artery branch and connecting a graft to restore oxygen flow. The scene recalls a dramatic operating room moment and the risks involved.
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Blalock Taussig Operation Brings Hope for Blue Baby
Barbara Rosenthal from Buffalo, age twelve, benefited after the Blalock Taussig heart procedure at Hopkins. Doctors Taussig and Blalock developed a staged approach to improve oxygenation in cyanotic children, with several patients later walking, playing, and attending school. Parents express cautious optimism amid ongoing follow ups and a second operation for fuller recovery.
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Portland cruiser delayed by leaks and repairs
A Navy officer said the US cruiser Portland will be delayed en route home due to leaks in its fresh water tanks and for emergency repairs at Horta Azores. A Washington battleship distress report was likely based on Portland’s progress. no confirmation from Washington has been received.
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Witness Held at Jail Discharged
A man named Phillips, held in Rensselaer County Jail as a material witness in a manslaughter case, was discharged by County Judge Herbert D Hamm on motion of Wiley Baile. He was declared mentally demented and moved to Marshall Sanitarium after more than six months in custody. The case involves George Faquelle indicted for manslaughter first degree from a 1915 drinking party incident. Paquette and Ravataly are linked to injuries. Phillips will be moved at the January term of Rensselaer County Court.
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Tokyo Rose Fooled By Marines
A report on the Second Marine Division occupation of Nagasaki describes disciplined behavior by Marines, contrasting harsh treatment of enemies with acts of kindness to civilians. It highlights the absence of major crimes after over a month of occupation, noting strict adherence to U.S. rules and regulations.
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Rulebound Playbook Echoes in Wartime Speech
A clipped wartime remark warns against bending rules and upholding standards, noting that infractions aren’t excused by any victory. The speaker stresses adherence to established guidelines, implying that deviations will be punished regardless of context.
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