Pilot Shot in Washington Hotel Suite Over Adoption Dispute
CAPT. GEORGE DAVID LEIST, 25, a Pennsylvania Airlines pilot, was shot and killed in an expensive Washington hotel suite by Wilbur Stammler, 38, a New York lawyer, who then fled. Leist's wife Ruth, present in the suite, was questioned but not detained. Police found papers showing Stammler had sought adoption papers for Leist to “further Leist's musical education,” and believe the shooting stemmed from disagreement over adoption terms.
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George David Leist
Pennsylvania Airlines
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Stammler
New York
Leist
Ruth
Stammler
The Rocking Chair Brigade Makes Quiet Market Day
A bustling scene in town shows many cars parked around the square as locals shop sales. Women show off prints and oil cloth patterns while Marguerite Whittaker Walker and her mother wait in line. Frank L. Wilson and Carolyn Hamilton face illnesses and a needle injury alters her church duties, yet devotion remains strong.
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W. L. Clapp
Marguerite Whittaker Walker
Harry Whittaker
Marguerite
Whittaker
Poultry Price Support Program Aims to Stabilize Markets
Washington March 7 US Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson announced a nation wide poultry price support program to stabilize dressed chicken prices at 90 percent of parity. It targets losses for poultrymen amid record market movements and feed shortages. Purchases will be at weights and zones reflecting freight differentials from qualified dealers who certify producers receive at least the announced price.
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Washington
US Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
Prices for Live Poultry**
Prices for live poultry are listed and all poultry purchased by the department will be subject to federal inspections.
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Department
Veterans leave TB hospitals uncured spreading disease
Washington reports hundreds of World War II veterans are leaving government tuberculosis hospitals uncured and spreading infection. Dr. Paul Hawley says most cases could be cured if patients follow medical advice, but many walk out. The department urges keeping contagious children away from schools to curb spread.
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Washington
Paul R. Hawley
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospital
Measles Cases Surge in Iowa January February
Iowa health department reports 397 measles cases in January and 101 in the first three weeks of February up from 18 in November and 19 in December. Carroll County accounts for most new cases with additional reports from other counties statewide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Department of Healthy
Carroll County
Delbert Brumfields Move from Work to Leffler Farm
Delbert Brumfields moved from the Clarence Work farm to Ralph Leffler's farm. Mr and Mrs Clarence Work relocated from Washington to their own place. Several local families including the Zachs Whetstines Skubals and their children visited the Frank Skubal home at Lone Tree Thursday evening.
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John Skubal
Round Grove
Delbert Brumfields
Clarence Work
Ralph Leffler
Washington
Dean Zachs
Edgar Whetstine
Percy Skubal
Frank Skubal
Lone Tree
Backache and leg pains signal kidney trouble
Warning that backache and leg pains can indicate kidney or bladder issues. Describes kidneys removing acids and waste, and lists symptoms from fatigue to swelling. Endorses Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic used for decades to help flush wastes.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Local Families Mentioned in Social Notes
Lloyd Enke home visits noted with Mr and Mrs Emmes Enke of Washington and Mr and Mrs John Skubal and children. Glen Davis visited Clarence Work home Sunday. Mrs John Riggs reports over 800 white rock baby chicks about two weeks old with good luck. Mr and Mrs K A Mathers also listed.
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Lloyd Enke
Emmes Enke
Washington
John Skubal
Glen Davis
Clarence Work
John Riggs
White Rock
Mrs
K. A. Mathers
Davenport students celebrate birthday at home visit
John Skubal hosted a weekend gathering with Maxine Wehr Rhea Wehr and Leland Enke all Davenport business college students. Leland helped plan and celebrate a birthday Saturday March 9 at the Skubal home.
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John Skubal
Maxine
Rhea Wehr
Leland Enke
Business College
Davenport
Leland
Nis
Pediatric penicillin effective in ten children study
Three pediatricians report using oral penicillin to treat ten children with intractable rhinitis or diarrhea and two with pneumonia and two with cellulitis. All patients recovered promptly, suggesting strong effectiveness in this small series.
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