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Baby Boy Delivered After
Injuries Fatal to Mother
CHICAGO, May a (—A baby
delivered three weeks permature-
ly by Caesarean section when his
mother died of auto accident in-
juries clung to life today after
physicians won a dramatic 58-
minute fight to start his breath-
ing.
A doctor breathed oxygen into
a tube inserted in the infant’s
windpipe until the boy was able
to take a breath of his own.
as Creason, came on the run and
ordered instruments brought
There was no time to prepare for
surgery.
He started the operation within
five minutes after Mrs. Szeinert's
death. Other nurses telephoned
Dr Allen E. Weiner, an obstetri-
cal specialist, and Dr. Thaddeus
Niedzielski, attending physician—
both of whom had just reached
their homes.
less homicide and released on
bond Witnesses said he was lean-
ing from the window of his car
buying a newspaper from a ven-
dor when his car started up and
went out of control.
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THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Friday Morning, May 24, 1957
The mother, Mrs. Irma Steinert.
19, was critically injured Tuesday
by a car driven by Dr. Maurice
V. H. Puckey, 75, as she was
crossing a North Side street with
Mrs. Lillian Stein, 22.
Mrs. Stein was killed but saved
the life of her own son. Maurice,
• months old, by tossing him into
• 1 2. a lc uvewis LUA turns urce-
a baby carriage she was pushing breathing oxygen into the baby's
and giving it a shove just before lungs and within 17 minutes his
she was struck. Ws- ,....
They -hurried back to the hospi-
tal and Weiner took over and de-
livered the 7-pound 2-ounce boy.
The baby appeared blue and life-
less. Weiner ordered a tank of
oxygen and a catheter was insert-
1 ed into the baby's windpipe as he
• lay beside his mother’s body..
The doctors took turns force-
oxygen into the baby's
body twitched and two minutes
later began to grow pink.
After 58 minutes the boy was
Mrs. Szeinert appeared to be re-
covering in Forkosh Memorial _____. _____... ,
Hospital, but died suddenly last breathing by himself,
night, apparently from a blood His father, Leon, who had not
clot. Grace Gardner, special nurse slept since the accident, was told
on duty, telephoned the hospital of his wife’s death and son’s birth
office for help. He collapsed.
A resident physician, Dr. Thom- Puckey was charged with reck.
His father, Leon, who had not
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Women, Girl
Injured in
Winters Crash
WINTERS, May 23 (RNS) —Two
women and a 14-year-old girl re-
ceived minor injuries in a two-car-
truck accident at the edge of
the Winters city limits on State
Highway 53 Thursday afternoon.'
Injured in the accident were
Mrs. S. C, Jackson of Shep, who
suffered a cut and bruise over her
left eye; Mrs. J. J. Self, 68, of
Shep, who suffered a bruise on her
left arm and a laceration on her
left hand; and Olcta Bradshaw,
14. who sustained a small head
injury and a mild concussion.
All three were taken to a private
clinic here and released after re-
ceiving emergency treatment.
Chief of Police Bill Whitley, who
investigated, said the accident oc-
curred when a car driven by Mrs.
Jackson, traveling east on State
Highway 53, struck another car,
driven by Mrs. Coy Hord of Win-
gate which was also traveling east,
and knocked the vehicle sideways
into the path of an oncoming truck
driven by Arthur Arendt of Gaines-
ville.
Mrs. Jackson told Whitley that
she had crossed a small slew that
runs across Highway 53 west of
Winters and had apparently got the
brakes wet on her automobile as
they failed to work when she at-
tempted to slow the vehicle down
to avoid the accident.
Mrs. Bill Bradshaw, who was
riding in the car with her daugh-
ter and Mrs. Hord, was not injur-
ed. Mrs. Self was a passenger in
Mrs. Jackson’s car.
Mrs. Hord’s automobile was
damaged about $500 while Mrs.
Jackson’s car suffered about $400
damage. Chief Whitley said. Dam-
age to the truck was estimated at
about $50.
Taxing Problem
Stumps IRS Agent
DAYTON, Ohio uh — Questions
by confused taxpayers are com-
mon this time of year, but H.S.
Wagoner, Dayton internal revenue
agent, admits this one stumped
him. ______
A man entered his office, picked
up two copies of Form 1040, stared
at them for a moment, then said:
“I don't know anything about
this stuff. Can you tell me where
I can get a taxidermist to fill it
out?"
The tuning fork which gives A
above middle C usually is taken
as the musical standard, accord-
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MAKE BELIEVE — Two members of the fifth grade
class at Lamar School are pictured above in costumes
of characters they portrayed while giving book reviews
at an assembly Thursday. At, the left, Darlene Rees
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Rees, 718 Cedar St., por-
trays Yang Hwa, Chinese character from the book, “Our
Little Friends in China.” On the right, Andv Kyle, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kyle, 1033 Grape St., portrays
Robinson Crusoe from the book of the same name. (Staff
photo by Don Hutcheson)
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Baylor law Dean
To Talk to Exes
Abner McColl, president of Bay-
lor University Ex-Students Assn,
and dean of the Baylor Law School,
will be the principal speaker at a
meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday of the
Abilene ex-students group at the
West Texas Utilities Co. Clubhouse
at Lytle Lake.
Graves Blanton, executive secre-
tary of the exes' association, will
accompany McColl to Abilene.
One of the highlights of the pro-
gram will be the showing of a
sound film of the 1957 Sugar Bowl
game between Baylor and Tennes-
see.
Jenena Harding, recipient this
year of the first scholarship award-
ed by the Abilene exes, will be a
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 237, Ed. 1 Friday, May 24, 1957, newspaper, May 24, 1957; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1654471/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.