THREE INQUESTS CONCLUDED
Verdicts, by Mr F. F. Reid. S.M., as Coroner, in the first case, and Mr Raymond Ferner, S.M.. as Coroner in the other two cases, were returned yesterday in accordance with the medical evidence at the following Inquests Athol Barbin Snow, aged 45, a tailor, died on August 26 from acute lieart failure; Ethel Gertrude Birks, aged 54, single woman, died on September 29 from intracranial hemorrhage, associated with atheromatous degeneration of the cerebral arteries: and Evelyn Amelia Eaglawme, aged 43, married woman, died on September 8 from intracranial hemorrhage due to a rupture of a congenita) aneurism of the cerebral vessels. Sjrarant UP. Rtekett. conducted proo**dinfl» for th* police.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26261, 4 November 1950, Page 2
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