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The Miller Sun
Miller, Hand County, South Dakota
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In Pittsburg's south side, a homeless 24-year-old Polish woman gave birth to twins on a street in 15-degree cold after asking policeman Schultes for hospital help; all are now safe.
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Pittsburg Policeman's Hurry Call for Ambulance Too Slow.
"Take me to a hospital," cried a 24-year-old Polish girl to Policeman Schultes, in a side street on the south side of Pittsburg. There was agony in the girl's voice. Schultes hurried to the nearest patrol box and sent in an ambulance call.
While he was gone the stranger sank to the sidewalk and gave birth to a healthy male baby. The ambulance was not in sight and the thermometer hovered around 15 degrees. Schultes hastened to a house nearby and shouted for one of the women within to come and help. When he returned to his patient there were two boy babies instead of one.
All three are out of danger at the South Side hospital. The mother said she was homeless and had walked several miles in search of friends who would care for her.
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Pittsburg South Side
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all three are out of danger at the south side hospital. the mother said she was homeless and had walked several miles in search of friends who would care for her.
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A 24-year-old Polish girl in agony asked Policeman Schultes to take her to a hospital in a side street on the south side of Pittsburg. Schultes called for an ambulance. While he was gone, she sank to the sidewalk and gave birth to a healthy male baby in 15-degree weather. Schultes got help from a nearby house, and upon return, there were two boy babies.