Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1939 — Page 12
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BAD WEATHER
‘HAMPERS AUTOS)
AS 6 ARE HURT
Deputies Arrest Three on Speeding Charges, Police Slate 44 Others.
With wet pavements slowing down Indianapolis motorists last night, six persons were injured in automobile accidents, none seriously. Deputy sheriffs and police continued their drive on speeders and Deputies arrested three persons on charges of speeding at 60 miles on hour on W. Washington St. Police slated 44 persons for traffic violations.
One Goes to Jail
In Municipal Courts yesterday, 27 persons convicted of speeding were fined an average of $8.63 and one was given a two-day jail sentence. Two cars crashed against the warning-signal abutment on Madison Avenue at the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks last night. One car was driven by Walter Meeks, 26, of the Lake Shore Country Club, who was reported not hurt. Miss Josephine Lovelace, 25, Hotel York, received cuts when the car in which she rode struck the abutment.
Auto Skids, Woman Hurt
In the only accident attributed to the rain, Mrs. Angelinz Benedict, 30, of 855 W. Michigan St., received a fractured shoulder and leg when her car skidded on the street car
_ tracks and struck a utility pole at
246 Virginia Ave. - * Mrs. Dennis Thompson, 23, of 4050 W. Washington St., was cut on the head when the motorcycle on which she was riding with her husband, collided with an automobile at West and Michigan Sts.. ; Six-year-old Hazel Hurt’s left leg was broken when she was struck by an automobile as she crossed the street in the 1600 block E. Ohio St.
. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Hurt, R. R. 4, Box 485. Boy Cyclist Hurt
Minor injuries were received by Ronald Fischer, 14, of 1545 Cottage Ave., and Mrs. Edna Bryant, 51, of R. R. 18, Box 232-D. The youth was struck by an automobile ds he was riding his bicycle on State Ave. Mrs. Bryaat was riding in a car driven by her husband, Z. C. Bryant, which struck a car that was being pushed on Grand Ave. Dpolice said.
ENCYCLICAL POSTPONED
VATICAN CITY, Oct. 25 (U. BP). —It was announced semi-officially today that publication of the Pope's encyclical, scheduled for Sunday, had been postponed to the middle
Plans Outing
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Mrs. Nell Merrick Thomas, English teacher at Shortridge High School, 4s in charge of transportation for a teachers’ convention outing to Brown County Saturday. Several busses have been chartered. The teachers will leave - the Claypool Hotel at 9 a. m. Tickets will be on sale in the Claypool lobby tomorrow and Friday.
HOPES FOR CHRYSLER PEACE TAKE. UPTURN
DETROIT, Oct. 25 (U. P.).—Hopes for settlement of the dispute between Chrysler Corp. and the United Automobile Workers, C. I. O., rose today as negotiators announced they had come to an agreement on the basic point which precipiated the quarrel that made idle 55,000 men. Union -and company officials agreed, in a secret conference called by Federal Labor Conciliator James
F. Dewey, that a U. A. W.-C. I. O.
representative would be permitted to examine, with co-operation by the management, any job believed to be operated beyond a worker’s endurance. “Should a satisfactory agreement not result,” said Herman L. Weckler, vice president in charge of Chrysler operations, “the matter in dispute shall be referred to the grievance procedure.”
ICKES TELLS COAL MEN ‘ALL’S WELL’
NEW YORK, Oct. 25 (U. P.).— Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes said today the Guffey Act had placed coal—alone among the nation's industries—in a position “to cope. with the economic aftermath of the European war,” “You are ready to enjoy whatever benefits may derive from.a possible war boom with comparative confidence that you are| not neglecting your long-time interests,” he told a meeting of the National Coal Asso-
ciation.
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‘Oklahoma Pushes Murder
Prosecution Against Society Killer.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 25 (U. P.).—The state continued today to prosecute its’ first-degree murder case against Roger Cunningham, 30, confessed slayer of his socially prominent wife. He offered to plead guilty in exchange for a life term but the State refused to compromise. County Attorney Lewis Morris brought from each succeeding State witness a little more detail of Cunningham’s background while he was a popular society man employed as Federal housing inspector, and particularly his feigned innocence after his beautiful young wife ‘had been reported missing by her mother. Mr. Morris sought thereby to build
up a case against Cunningham’s
announced plea of insanity and also to establish premeditation of murder which the State must prove to gain the death penalty. The trial courtroom was crowded with a preponderance of women spectators. The victim’s mother and stepfather, a wealthy Oklahoma City real estate operator, sat beside Prosecutor Morris. The defendant’s brother, Dr. Hugh Cunningham, Milwaukee physician, sat with him. Cunningham, who said he killed his wife because she nagged him about money, evaded the gaze of his victim’s mother, who, after a trying half hour on the stand, collapsed and was escorted, weeping, to a chair,
HITLER TEXTS DRIFT INTO WRONG PLACE
BASLE, Switzerland, Oct. 25 (U. P.).—A cluster of toy balloons, found in the Riehen suburb today, contained attached to them speeches by Adolf Hitler, translated into French and apparently intended to
PRYOR, Okla. Oct. 25 (U. P.)— A 46-year-old farm woman rapidly dying of cancer lived in virtual suspended animation here today while medical science watched its most urgent experiment with refrigeration therapy.
If Mrs. Homer Stout, Locust Grove farm wife and mother of four school-age children, is alive Nov. 13, she will be living then and thenceforth on borrowed time—the gift of two pioneering medical scientists in strikingly different stratas of the profession.
Mrs. Stout has been suffering for years with what her . physicians diagnosed as incurable cancer of the stomach. She has been bedridden for months, in great pain, and last Sunday examining physicians forecast her death “within three weeks” at the latest.
In a small hospital here Which] bears his name, Dr. V. D. Herrington- was informed of her case and rushed through to completion an instrument of his own design. Monday he went to the Stout farm and conferred with Mrs. Stout and her husband. That night, “because she has everything to gain and nothing to lose,” she was brought to Herrington’s hospital. Dr. Herrington, progressive small-
from Philadelphia’s Temple University Hospital and a period of study under Dr. Temple Fay, noted research scientist who this year announced the amazing “freezing therapy” for cancer victims. Fay’s therapy, which has had several recent experiments in the East but in all cases upon patients with considerable life expectancy, employed cracked ice for body packs. The cold drove the patient’s body temperature down to as low as 86 degrees—previously considered killing temperature. Most physical functions ceased; only the heart continued beating and the lungs functioning. Fay’s experiments showed, he said, that such freezing over a period of a few days or a week completely halted the growth of cancer cells
reach the French lines across the Rhine.
and prolonged, the patient’s life.
House Refrigeration Unit Used in Treating Cancer |
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In the case of Mrs. Stout, Dr. Herrington decided to further modernize Fay’s therapy. He took an ordinary freezing unit from an electrical refrigerator and connected to. the compressor coupling some 20 yards of thin rubber hose. ; This he wrapped around his patient’s body from neck to ankles. It quickly frosted over and drove her abnormally high temperature down to 88 degrees late Monday night. Today he pronounced the, experiment so far “perfect,” Mrs. Stout was in a coma, a sort of suspended animation, he said. She will continue in this condition until next Tuesday morning. Each day of her life beyond Tuesday, Dr. Herrington believes; will bear witness of the effectiveness of freeing as a potent treatment for cancer. “If this treatment js effective,” he said, “Mrs. Stout should have no trouble. - Outside of the cancer, she is in good health, We hope we can cure her. We’ll know Tuesday morn-
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‘GRANDPAPPY,” 73, HELD IN LOVE KILLING
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NEW YORK, Oct. 25 (U. P).— Stronger police guards were placed today around the French liner Normandie and the Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary, the two largest, fastest and most luxurious ships in
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