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Jan. 01, 1954 - Special Drug reaches boy bleeding to death after the wrong drug had been flown 4, 500 miles; A drug needed to save an eight year old boy from bleeding to death has reached the children's hospital at Innsbruck by Jeep. A snow plough cleared the last 35 miles of road to Innsbruck Shead of the jeep carrying the precious consignment of globulin which had been flown to Frankfurt from Massachusettes. On Sunday the wrong serum was brought 4, 500 miles by plane and car. The boy, Gottfried Eder, age 8, son of a Kufstein merchant has been suffering from persistent bleeding since he had a tooth extracted five days ago. Photo Shows Professor Richard Priesel chief of the children's hospital at Innsbruck is seen holding the package containing the life saving serum. Also in picture is Dr. Peter Dietrich, physician and on extreme right is the driver of the jeep who drove 35 miles with the precious consignment

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Bleeding Cleared Consignment Containing Drove Drug Eder Extracted Extreme Flown Gottfried Innsbruck Jeep Kufstein Massachusettes Needed Package Persistent Plough Reached Reaches Save Saving Serum Shead Suffering Tooth Wrong


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