Night Sticks and Dublin Blues A Quiet Police Beat
A Dublin patrolman on O Connell Street explains he uses his nightstick very seldom, recalling a shooting in 1947 and noting most duties involve traffic and helping drinkers home. He and many officers come from the country. pay ranges from 8 pounds 3 weekly for constables to 9 pounds 13 weekly for sergeants.
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Dublin
Ireland
Gresham Hotel
O'Connell Street
America
New York
Mike
Thomas Street
Was Andrew Johnson President While Under Impeachment
The text notes debate over Johnson's legal status during his impeachment trial. It says Congress did not suspend him, avoiding a constitutional clash because the 1792 law made the Senate President pro tempore, Benjamin Wade, the successor, a figure aligned with removal. It concludes Johnson’s legality of power was not seriously questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
United States
Charles Sumner
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Benjamin Wade
Artificial heart lung machine keeps ex firefighter alive
In Dallas at a thoracic surgery meeting, Dr. James Helmsworth and Dr. Leland Clark announced successful use of an artificial heart-lung machine on a patient, an ex-fireman with advanced lung scarring and heart failure. Blood was circulated through the device to oxygenate and remove carbon dioxide before returning to the body.
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Dallas
Tex
Science Service
James Helmsworth
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Leland C. Clark, Jr
Fels Research Institute
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
American Association of Thoracic Surgery
Brcade Carpet Sale Ad With Pile and Color Options
Classified note markets a 9x12, 9x15 and 12x15 wool rayon carpet with carved effect in beige grey and green. Mentions regular prices and a sale price per square yard with 5 percent discount and budget friendly appeal.
Artificial heart lung aid aids patient in surgery delay
The device delivers 75 minutes of donor blood support and artificial heart lung function. The patient’s color improved from blue to pink, breathing normalized, and he slept for the first time in weeks. The apparatus, costing $60, is a temporary stand in for heart and lungs, allowing relief and time for surgery. Drs Helms worth Clark, Kaplan of Children’s Hospital Cincinnati, and Drs Sherman contributed to its development and testing.
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Helmsworth and
Clark
Sam Kaplan
Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Roger Sherman
Miss Molly MacKenzie and Thomas Largen tied in Cincinnati event
The report notes Molly MacKenzie of Cincinnati and Thomas Largen of Cincinnati General Hospital connected to a local event. Details are sparse in the surviving text.
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Thomas Largen
Cincinnati General Hospital
Molly MacKenzie
Cincinnati
Fairfax planner becomes Virginia Citizens Planning head
Bert F. Schuman Jr., planning director for Fairfax County, is elected president of the Virginia Citizens Planning Association, succeeding Donald R. Locke of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert F. Schuman Jr
Fairfax County
Virginia Citizens Planning Association
Donald R. Locke
Norfolk
Patrol Plane Crash Near Virginian Railway Yard
A Navy Grumman patrol plane crashed into the Virginian Railway freight yard in Norfolk during takeoff after an engine failure. The pilot Lt. R. E. Schwoettermann sustained a broken ankle and facial injuries, and crew member H. F. Hunt was injured. The aircraft was based at Norfolk Naval Air Station.
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Norfolk
Navy
Grumman
Virginian Railway
RE. Schwoettermann
H. F. Hunt
Norfolk Naval Air Station
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Hollywood
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