THE POPE’S RELAPSE
. ( , ❖ ' TWO INJECTIONS GIVEN FEAR OF HEART FAILURE ROME, January 12. Dr. Milan! visited the Vatican in response to an emergency call. He gave the Pope two injections, fearing a heart collapse. The Pope’s relapse is ascribed to the strain of receiving Cardinal Pacetyi, and examining ah important > report from Spain, contrary to Dr. . Milani’s advice. TURN FOR THE WORSE ", _______ _ 'i 'I ’ ■ . ( (Received January 14, 1.25 a.m.) 1 ■ r.i- ’ VATICAN CITY, January 13. ( It was reported at midnight that the Pope had taken a turn for the worse. He was passing a disturbed night because of severe pains in his . -legs.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21990, 14 January 1937, Page 9
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