Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 167, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1929 — Page 23

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BODIES OF FIVE ARE RECOVERED IN STORE RUINS Blame Boiler Safety Valve for Blast Injuring 30 Persons. WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.—Five persons were dead today and more than thirty others injured, three critically, as a result of the boiler explosion which wrecked the front of McCrory five-and-ten cent store here Thursday. The blast, coming at the height of the afternoon shopping period, hurled men and women in all directions and carried many to the basement of the store when the sidewalk in front of the building collapsed. An investigation by the district building inspector's office showed the

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explosion was caused by failure of a safety valve to function. Rescue squads, police, firemen and soldiers joined in searching the wreckage for victims and it was nearly two hours before they were sure the last persons had been removed. The ded included three women, a 2-year-old child and a man, all from Washington. Queen Anne, who reigned over England from 1702 to 1714, gave birth to seventeen children, not one of whom survived her.

DOCTOR AMAZES WITH OPERATION Restores Sight by Removal or Brain Tumor. flu I nitr<l I’nxfi OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 22. Twenty surgeons thronged around Dr. E. R. Carpenter of Dallas. Tex.. Thursday as with deft strokes he performed what was described as one of the most precarious brain operations ever atempted. For six hours. Dr. Carpenter worked over Steven L. Lucas. 38. who had lost his eyesight because of a brain tumor which slowly taking his life. A section of the skull, two by three inches, was removed. The tumor was as large as a child's fist. Two relatives of the patient were

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