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...Cecil Hartley, 27, wife of a laborer in Washington, Ind. (pop. 10,987), had borne four normal girls (three still living). Then, during her fifth pregnancy, something went wrong. An embryo began to divide into what should have become identical twins, but the separation was never completed. When Margaret Hartley's time came, the doctors could not complete a normal delivery. Since they could detect heartbeats, it was their duty to give the fetus every chance of entering the world alive. So Dr. Vance Chattin did a Caesarean section...
...clear realism would have shown an Omnica bag, Norwood light meter, Exakta VX, and three photo-all lenses with including travel a stains from being logged 95,000 miles through twelve countries and four Pacific islands. But as a symbolic portrait it was superb . . . W. NORWOOD BRIGANCE Crawfordsville, Ind...
Despite the sound & fury, the radar meter was doing good work. Police were unanimous in praising the device. In Gary, Ind., traffic deaths have been cut from 39 by mid-November in 1952 to 17 this year -and police give radar meters full credit. "It's cut down the deaths tremendously," reported Colonel T. B. Birdson, Mississippi's Commissioner of Public Safety. "On the stretch between Clarksdale and the Tennessee state line, it's resulted in a 70% reduction of the death rate...
Fred M. Saigh, former owner of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team, was paroled from the federal pen in Terre Haute, Ind. after serving six months of a 15-month stretch for evading income taxes...
Reelected for two-year terms are Edward J. Sullivan (Ind.), Joseph A. De Guglielmo '29 (CCA), Edward A. Crane '35 (CCA), Thomas M. McNamara (Ind.), Hyman Pill (CCA), John J. Foley (Ind.), and John D. Lynch (Ind...