Traffic Signal Erected at Gerrard and Braddock Streets
Motorists are urged to pass the new overhead traffic signal at Gerrard and Braddock streets carefully. The device aims to reduce accidents at the intersection and curb speeding as drivers reach Valley Avenue, especially during school sessions.
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30 Days And 350 For Assault In Cir CIt Court
John Harlow a Norfolk and Western night watchman was found guilty of unlawful assault on Earl Brubaker a Page Power Company employee in cir cit court and sentenced to 30 days in jail and a 350 fine. The stabbing occurred January 30 after an altercation over pouring soup into a pint of whiskey. The defense claimed self defense citing insulting remarks to Harlow’s daughters. Thirteen witnesses testified before the verdict after four and a half hours of deliberation.
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Luray
John Harlow
Norfolk and Western Night Watchman
Earl Brubaker
Page Power Company Employes
Harlow
Brubaker
Lynn Walton
Commonwealth
Everett Will
Dr Randall Sollenberger dies in Spain West Point graduate
Baltimore reports the death of Dr Randall Sollenberger a West Point graduate serving with Spanish government forces. He studied at Johns Hopkins and Scotland earned his medical degree and later joined a British medical unit before serving with the army staff as a medical officer in Spain.
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Baltimore
McCord Sollenberger
Randall Sollenberger
West Point
Dr. Sollenberger
Johns Hopkins University
Scotland
University of Vienna
Spain
Army
New Drug Reported Effective Against Meningitis and Gas Bacillus
Dr. Harold Bohrman of Johns Hopkins Hospital reports in JAMA that sulfanilamide or prontolin, already used against streptococci and meningitis, also combats the gas bacillus. In two cases it warded off amputations, addressing a wartime injury threat where half died.
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Baltimore
Harold Ray Bohlman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
the American Medical Associaton
Bohrman
Hopkins
Bohlman
Drughalts Produces Recovery in Gas Gangrene Cases
The report describes a drug used in three serious gas gangrene cases. In each, after initial swelling and gas bacillus infection, doctors avoided further amputations. A young woman from an elevator accident and a young boy with fractures both improved after the drug, indicating potential treatment efficacy.
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