Toothless Condition Caused Intestinal Obstruction Case
A 51 year old woman with no teeth developed cramping abdominal pain and vomiting after eating oranges. An obstruction formed from unchewed orange pieces, confirmed by seeds, requiring removal of a small intestine section. Thirteen similar cases exist. the absence of teeth and rapid onset after swallowing oranges are common factors.
You Can Sew This Yourself Modern Frock Pattern
A sewing pattern advertisement describes a light easy to sew house frock with adjustable waistline, kimono sleeves and handy pockets. It promotes inexpensive cotton prints and offers Marian Martin pattern 9636 in sizes 34 through 46 with chart guidance and a companion pattern book sold together.
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Taxing wealth and reform plans flood 1934 Congress
Central Press reports on upcoming congressional sessions beginning January 2 1934 with focus on income tax reform schemes. Proposals include inheritance taxes gift taxes and a capital levy while warning that constitutional limits and loopholes complicate redistribution efforts.
Maryland Guards Ordered to Aid Police in Lynching Case
Maryland National Guardsmen were ordered by Governor Albert C. Ritchie to assist state police in arresting nine men linked to the lynching of George Armwood in Princess Anne Maryland. Armwood, a Black man, had been charged with attacking an elderly white woman.
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October and November Rainfall Falls Short of Averages
Rainfall in October and November was well below normal, with October at 1.29 inches and November at 0.68 inch. Year to date 1933 stands at 36.28 inches, about two inches above the long term average, while the fall drought has dried cisterns and forced farmers to seek creeks and springs.
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Hunger March Demonstration In French Capital
In Paris on December 2 hunger marchers marched through a frigid capital while police-like troops surrounded the Chamber of Deputies. Premier Camille Chautemps urged patriotism to balance the budget and save the franc as a confidence vote threatened his cabinet’s fate.
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Tanker Gelinjik Wrecks in Black Sea Storm Near Ordou
The Soviet oil tanker Gelinjik sank in violent seas near Ordou Turkey with 13 crewmen drowned. Seven sailors were rescued as the blizzard raged, part of a storm that caused at least 17 deaths nearby in Samsun and estimated damage of 225000 dollars.
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Berkshire Stockings Debut by CCRT in Silk Full Fashion
CCRT introduces Berkshire Stockings in permanent fit and smart colors. The full fashioned stockings are made of the finest silk and designed for long wear, pleasing the most particular woman.
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Stevedores and Police Clash On Baltimore Pier
On December 2 near the pier unloading the freighter Commercial Albama, about 500 striking stevedores clashed with police. They breached the first line of defense but were repulsed by a secondary line. Night sticks and bail hooks were used. about a dozen men were arrested.
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Pan Americans To Meet Sunday Conference Opens
The Pan-American Conference opens Sunday with 100 delegates from all American republics studying inter American economic problems.
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Public Debt Tops 23 Billion Amid War Recovery Outlay
United States public debt reached 23.634 billion dollars at month end, rising from November's 208.9 million daily expenditures and 293.5 million emergency outlays. Ordinary spending totaled 205.9 million, with total month outlay near 499.4 million and general fund gains around 200 million.
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Martin J. Insall Arrested Today
Toronto reports former Chicago utilities chief Martin J. Insall was arrested today for extradition to the United States to face trial. He was released two hours later on a $10,000 bail while a habeas corpus motion is pending before a December Friday hearing.
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