Neighborhood dog attacks cited by police
To police here that a certain neighbor hood dog continually attacked his good leg, never his artificial one.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1946
Page
4
To police here that a certain neighbor hood dog continually attacked his good leg, never his artificial one.
The Iowa State Commerce Commission schedules a hearing for September 10 1946 on the Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative petition to erect and operate an electric transmission line across extensive public and private lands in Washington County. Objections must be filed five days before the hearing. the commission urges representation by a fully authorized objector.
The chart shows cancer rose from seventh to second in American death causes, behind heart disease. Of 135 million Americans, about 17 million may die from cancer. early exams could reduce this. Longevity from medical advances shifts deaths toward cancer, with Janet Fay Carroll of Klondike Arizona highlighted as a hopeful case.
Mrs. Bertha Singer, 62, of Brooklyn, wedged in an old fashioned tub measuring three by five feet for 17 hours. Her son Harry, 35, found her after returning home and police freed her with hours of work. She suffered leg contusions and was taken to a hospital.
Mrs. George Schweitzer, 67, Hedrick, in serious condition at Ottumwa hospital after a car truck collision near Martinsburg yesterday. She suffered skull, hip and chest injuries while traveling with her husband and three others. truck was driven by Albie Byers of Davenport. Other car occupants had less serious injuries. Deputy Sheriff Co. V. Bangs reports details.
Tigourney stated that charges will be filed against Byers who allegedly tried to pass a fraudulent semi trailer track on a will.
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