DISCOVERY IN FLAT
TWO NOTABLE PEOPLE ILL (11 a.m.) LONDON, Jan. 29.
Dr William Henry Hubert, aged 42, Britain’s number one psychiatrist, and Miss Patricia Bailey, aged 27, Viscount Allenby’s cousin, are in hospital after being found ill in Miss Bailey’s apartment in Chelsea, says the Daily Mail.
Miss Bailey is staled to be the beautiful daughter of wealthy parents. Dr. Hubert was the leading medical witness at the Heath trial in September
Scotland Yard considers that an extraordinary chapter of accidents caused Dr, Hubert and Miss Bailey to be found ill in. Miss Bailey's apartment, says the Evening News. The police have established that Dr. Hubert’s illness was the direct result of a serious fall he had in the street on Monday. He fainted in Miss Bailey’s apartment, and when she failed to rouse him she became hysterical. Both will leave hospital soon.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22242, 30 January 1947, Page 5
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