10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Tuesday, January 13, 1959
Family oi Seven Perish in Flames
rinrinnati. Ohio - UPD - Mr
and Mrs. Horace Bradshaw
and their five children never
had a chance when an explod
ing oil stove engulfed their
frame and stucco home in
flames early Sunday, fire
men said.
Firemen rushed to the sub
urban Lincoln Heights home
and quickly brought the fire
under control, but couldn't
save the occupants, whose
bodies were burned so badly
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authorities had trouble dis
tinguishing them.
The victims were identified
as Bradshaw, 35; his wife,
Ema, 36; James, 9; Michael,
8; Mary Margaret, 5; Horace
Jr., 3, and Betty Jane, 1.
The bodies of the parents
were found near a door lead
ing outside. The children's
bodies were in two bedrooms,
two lying on the floor, the
rest in bed.
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Women Who Bear Their
Children Silting Up
Anyone who has studied
the history of obstetries
throughout the ages knows
that most
I I p rimitive
r-Ot7s I women give
I birth to their
baby while
squatting, o r
perhaps hang
ing onto a
rope suspend
ed from the
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seen primitive
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Mexican women having their
babies in this way. In the old
days in parts of Europe wom
en had a child while seated
on a special stool with the
top cut.
The advantages of being in
a sitting position are that
gravity helps, and that the
Soviet Health Minister
'Released' From Job
Moscow - (UPD - Mrs. Maria
Kovrigina, S o v iet health
minister for the last four
years, was released" from
her job Monday.
Havana-fliPD-Courts of revo
lutionary justice operated al
most nonstop throughout Cuba
Monday condemming to death
the "war criminal" followers
of ousted dictator Fulgencio
Batista.
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women can strain down more
powerfully than if she were
lying on her back. I can re
member in my medical youth
being called to a mountain
shack to see a girl of 14 who,
after two days of labor, had
been unable to give birth to
her child. While I was in the
kitchen sterilizing forceps
with which to help her, she
stood up with her legs spread
apart and suddenly expelled
her child. She hadn't been
able to do it while lying down.
Recently, Dr. Forrest How
ard, working in Idaho, has
been letting women have
their baby sitting up, and he
has found that in the sitting
position the woman can ex
ert 30 per cent more expelling
force on her baby than when
she is lying on her back. All
of which does not mean that
women in future will all have
their babies sitting up; it sim
ply means that some obstetri
cians will probably give the
old method a trial.
A Good Vaccine For New
castle Disease of Chickens
Many persons will probably
immediately ask, "Why should
I. in a column like this, be
rejoicing over the discovery
of a new safe vaccine for the
Newcastle disease of chick
ens?" The reason is that re
search workers, when they
discover the cause or the cure
for a disease of animals are
likely to learn much which
can promptly lead to a cure
for some disease of man. And
the same sort of thing happens
in the reverse direction. The
development of a vaccine for
polio for children is likely
immediately to help research
workers in a veterinary insti
tute to find a cure for some
disease of animals; as a result,
farmers will be saved millions
of dollars a year. Sometimes,
also, it is found that a disease
of farm animals or fowls can
produce a severe illness in an
occasional man or woman. A
good example is the psitta
cosis, or parrot fever, which
has spread from parrakeets
to turkeys and other birds,
and sometimes to man to pro
duce a dangerous pneumonia.
Dr. Alvarez' now booklet
on heart trouble, may be ob
tained by sending 25 cents and
a large, stamped, self-addressed
enevelope with your re
quest to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez
Dept. MMT, The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, Box 957,
Des Moines 4, Iowa.
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ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail. '
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1959)
Two Filibuster
Proposals Beaten
Washington -(CPU- A power
ful bipartisan group Monday
defeated two proposals to
change the Senate's rules and
make it easier to curb fili
busters. The Senate first rejected
67-28 a bipartisan liberal pro
posal by Sen. Paul H. Doug
las (D-Ill.) and others to let a
majority of 50 of the 98 sena
tors limit debate. A two-thirds
majority of 66 is needed now.
It then defeated a compro
mise by Sens. Thurston B.
Morton (R.-Ky.), Clinton P.
Anderson (D-N.M.) and John
Sherman Cooper (R-Ky.) to
permit this to be done by only
three-fifths of those present
and voting. The vote on this
was 58-36.
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Rio Plane Crash
Leaves 36 Dead
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
OD-Fire, mud and rain com
bined Sunday to kill 36 per
sons in the crash of a Ger
man Lufthansa Super-Con-stelation
in flames "hot
enough to start a chain reac
tion." Three crew members sur
vived. All were reported out
of danger today. The only
American aboard, pilot Capt.
Wren McMains of Westover
Park, Stamford, Conn., died
at the controls after he missed
the runway at Galeao Inter
national Airport in a blind
ing rain storm.
The plane touched down in
Rio Bay instead, bounced onto
Tubiacanga Beach on Gov-
ernador Island, where the
airport is located. It explod
ed and split apart in flames.
Heavy mud delayed the
rescue until it was too late.
Most of the victims were
burned to death.
Firemen who carried port
able extinguishers several
hundred yards through deep
mud to the plane were forced
to delay their operations until
the flames died down.
They sought refuge from
the rain beneath the unburn
ed tail section. One shouted
to officials: "No one's alive in
there. It's hot enough to start
a chain reaction."
Officials said most of the
victims were, burned beyond
recognition. Attempts at
identification began in the
Rio morgue today.
The plane was on a flight
from Hamburg, Germany, to
Buenos Aires.
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Library in Washington is the
largest medical library in the
United States.
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