Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1936 — Page 6
ctor Says Invention of} 1 wow { wiv 1315 es EE P Jour eS JRE ; Aid of Science. Nn 5 id rl T™ Bian i - told | Flynn hot . : a 5 QF by United Press va Ie 1 C., on iI S bf $5175 ‘been | ded that he didn > Ol oF NEW YORK, Aug. 14—The in-| a + a a ” : Payments £ 70m g Watkins “h ie is t in medicine that led Charles x mn ’ lyin ons d his . : altse: £ Qf jmous artificial heart and lung 7 i. or a jw a ind utilization program re-|| ‘under se ott te 10 va $aroused by the aid science gave | 5 “ BN BW sional office here reported today.. || in state prison after also oon- mg ®y:
Lindbergh at the birth of / ; : : is CA OO murdered son, it was revealed today. i : A ; Ga ; 3 Bh eR a 3 oo Ke . Dr. P. J. Flagg, founder and pres- i 7 — A UE : : : ident of the American Society for —- 7 a “a A ee 4 | being + distributed to. ow “ AHR | ’ ‘the Preventon. of Asphyxsial Death,| {2 a Es I [tracts a ds abstracts ar ES Sold: the story for the first time. ig / ; = : > . r. Flagg was a consult ” “i i : g States. ; 3 anaesthetist at the births of both 7 4 Fa : 5 aa 3 As a result of the purchases, Charles Lindbergh Jr. and Jon, the i Ai : bs wi thousands of dollars in a Lindberghs’ second - son. After z a - taxes have been ‘paid ‘into: local Charles’ birth, he and Col. Lind- / ; 7 wi a Ga taxing units, RA officials said. bergh became friends. Col. Lind- BN ay i eg hi hi : The region comprises Ohio, Indiana, bergh evinced an interest in medi- : : mA Hilnois, Towa snd Missouri of te ‘cine and the doctor introduced him Texas Rangers have been “whooping it up” at th hairman. -Dr. C. A. 4 : 0 e uc gers e ping it up” a e , cha n. They are, left to right, Dr. C. A weit-_ Inferior a TS the ey
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. #0 Dr. Alexis Carrel, Nobel Prize| National Chiropractic Association convention here | ert, San Antonio; Dr. M. B. McCoy, Harris; Dr. Ruth
‘winner: in* medicine; at.the laboratories of the Rockefeller Institute. Later he took the flier to —see demonstrations of surgery on anaesthetized animals,
Worked Two Years
i The sight of hearts and lungs throbbing in the-living animals sent Lindbergh to. work’ under Dr. Car-
rel ~. He worked thereytwo years before he. and Dr..Carrel, announced perfection. of the dewice which . performs mechanically’ the functions of ‘heart and lungs. ; “1 was struck at. the time of our first . acquaintaince in 1930,” Dr. Flagg said, “by the situation presen by a man who had conquered the world at 23 and was looking for more worlds to conquer. What finer field could be found than that of medicine? ‘ “I felt that my duty lay in introducing him in outstanding medical * groups, and ‘to men outstanding in these groups. I feel that his feet ‘are now firm on the higher levels gf medical accomplishment.”
\ THEORIES ARGUED IN STERILIZATION TRIAL
By United Press = : SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.—The conflicting theories of sterilization— “that it is a crime and that it is a ‘boont — will form the basis for ~ Jawyers’ arguments in the trial of * two’ doctors on charges of depriving Ann Cooper: Hewitt, heiress to an inventor's fortune, of - possible motherhood. Questioning in the trial today was to point toward details of the ‘ operation, allegedly committed after ¢ the girl's mother conspired with the physicians. : The defendants are Dr. Tilton E. Tillman and Dr. Samuel Boyd. Miss Hewitt, 21, charges the operation was performéd to deprive her of rights to the estate left her by her lather, Peter Cooper; Hewitt, inentor of the meréufy vapor light.
TOWN ASKS BOND 'ISSUE
Town officials ' of Fairmount,
Grant County, filed a petition with the Public Service Corp. for per-
mission to issue $20,000 in 4 per cent:
“revenue bonds to pay. for installa‘tion -of new equipment at the city-, owned . waterworks plant.
. PLAN NEW TRANSMISSION Times Special . . DETROIT, Aug. 14—Immediate production of & new auto-shift, a vacuume-operated automatic trans‘mission for automobiles and trucks “4s planped by the Evans Products ~ Co., officials said today.
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this week, seeking the 1937 session for San Antonio. They ‘are shown above as. they were greeted by Dr. Harry K. McIlroy, Indianapolis general convention
PLAYS GAME WITH POLICE AND LOSES
Police today said Edward Vaughn, Negro, 717 W. 10th-st, was a pickpocket. They said they discovered it when he played them a game yes= terday on their home grounds. He was alleged to have taken a pocketbook containing $18 from Ira Perry, Negro, WPA worker, while both were in the . police garage, where Perry is employed. The pocketbook and money later were found under a pile of rags in the basement, police said. Vaughn, according to officers, confessed the theft. Ty
SOCIALISTS READY T0 DEBATE ISSUES
Candidate for Governor Seeks Hearings.
Dr.” John R. ‘Shannon, Terre Haute, Indiana State Teachers College professor, is.40°1€ the principal speaker at the weekly Socialist forum session af’'29 8. Delaware-st, at 8 tonight. = = The subject of-his address is “Why Are We Poor?” Roy C. Lancaster, Indiana Social~ ist Party executive secretary, announced today that the state organization has challenged gubernatorial candidates of all other parties to debate with Mario B. Tomisch, Gary, : Socialist nominee : for Governor. “We believe that a frank and open discussion of the issues facing us is a - prerequisite to democratic government,” Mr. Lancaster said. “The Socialist Party esiididates are. willing ta meet candidates of any other party in public debate.” He said he would continue his efforts to get Gov. McNutt to debate with Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for President, in Indianapolis soon. Mr. Thomas has been scheduled to speak at four meetings in Indiana in October. Meetings are to be held in Indianapolis, Terre Haute and South Bend.
PAPER MANAGER DIES By United Press ; ; SILVER CREEK, N. Y., Aug. 14. —Roy Kates, 59, general manager of the Gannett newspapers in Rochester, N. Y., died in his summer home here today.
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PARTY TO MEET * AT FAIRGROUND
Democrats to Raise Tent as’ Headquarters for Political Talk.
Hoosier Democrats who attend the Indiana State Fair Sept. 5 today were assured of free ice water and a place to nibble ‘a hotdog, when Dick Heller, Democratic state
committee . secretary, announced
that a Democrati¢ tent would be
| raised for the convenience of party
members. - Mr. Heller is a former State Fa manager. The fair on “legislator’s and Governor's day” is expected to be a debating ground for party chances in the fall election. The Republican state committee has not indicated whether headquarters are to be established at .the Fairground, but in the past two years the G. O. P. party has not done ‘so. So .
HOOSIER LEAPS TO DEATH By United Press Ah any TULSA, Okla. Aug. 14—J. N. Kelty, about 35, of Terre Haute, Ind, died in a Tulsa hospital yesterday shortly after he leaped from a third-floor window. Mr. Kelty was believed to have been:crazed by the intense heat. :
‘FAMILY REUNION ARRANGED HARTSVILLE, Ind., Aug. 14—The annual Clapp family reunion is to be held Sunday on the town square here. Relatives and friends have been invited. |
Coby, Weslacl; Dr. W. E. Weiser, San An ; Dr. I. H. Flores, Laredo; Dr. D. M. Hestand, Houston; Dr. Lee Lemly, Dallasand Dr. McIlroy. = |
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DETECTIVE TO SPEA
- Joseph P. Ackerman, Indianapolis |
superintendent of the ' Pinkerton National Detective Agency, was to speak on “Detective Work in the Commercial Field” at an Exchange Club luncheon today in the Hotel Washington.
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they obtained to resettle on better land, officials claimed. Many ‘oth~ ers, they said, have received employment on. RA projects convert-
‘ing these unproductive acres to for-
est, game and recreation areas.
i ACCUSED OF LOOTING CARS
Oral Brooks, 25, Negro, was ‘held
today by police. He was arrested
when C. R. Davis, merchant police= man, charged ‘he found him Jooting parked cars. I
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