ABC Club Hears Of Boys Ranch Kids and Discipline
ABC Club heard from Boys Ranch directors Alton Weeks and Gene Adams about daily routines, livestock study, and self-government at Old Tascosa. Gene recalled a disciplinary prank, Sgt. Gassoway discussed traffic safety, and John Ekellund and a vocalist duo drew laughs. Mrs Smith sang spirituals as Burton Elliott introduced the program.
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Clarendon Hay Harvest Amid Rank Growth by River Main
Clarendon on June 6 reports J. T. Bain, a local farmer, cut five tons of wild rye hay from a single city block at the end of Main Street. He used mower and hay rake under a city permit, constructing a stack 24 feet long, eight feet high, and eight feet wide after recent rains fed the growth.
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Lions of Dumas Honor Wallace in Amarillo Convention
The Dumas Lions Club honors F W Wallace, long-time leader and current Texas Lions governor for District 2-T, as Amarillo hosts the 2-T state and district convention. Wallace will preside as officer, attend the governors banquet, and be the district governor election focus, while Dumas showcases 100 percent banquet attendance.
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Bookie Indictments Return In Houston Raids
Harris County grand jury indicted seven Houston men on two counts each for taking bets on horse races and for using their property to aid bookmaking after police raided 21 bookie establishments on May 8. Indictments signed by District Judge Langston G. King and ADA Thomas W. Ryan. bond set at 500 dollars. Indicted: W. W. Ullrich, Harry Feingersh, Robert Roggen, Curley Liege, B. G. Williams, L. G. Wilson, E. Garidel.
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Possemen Capture Suspect in Semiole Killing
Seminoal: After a 20 hour manhunt, Bill Ralph Prather, 31, was arrested near Pine Wells Ranch for the fatal shooting of George H. Dark, 41, a farmer and father of four. A posse pursued him after Dark was shot on his farm. a murder complaint was filed by Gaines County Attorney W A Griffis.
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Tin saved by tin alloy tubes for shaving cream
Washington reports the Office of Production Management urged manufacturers to substitute tin alloys in tubes for shaving preparations paints and adhesives. The move aims to save about 70 percent of tin used and an estimated 1000 tons annually. Mount Kilimanjaro is noted as Africa's highest peak.
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Charles Lowe Named Lake Buffalo Dining Hall Operator
Concessionaire Jim Golding announced Charles Lowe, a veteran dining hall operator and noted Southwest barbecue expert, will run the Buffalo Lake recreation building and dining hall. Cowboy Dinner set for tomorrow. dances every night except Sunday due to a Sunday ban on lake reservations.
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Vaccine nasal spray proposed to protect against colds
Dr Theodore F Walsh of St Louis told AMA sessions that spraying vaccine into nasal tissues may yield better protection than injection or oral vaccines. Animal studies showed higher antibody levels in nasal tissues. In tests on 627 patients, results were good in 74 percent, fair in 10 percent, poor in 16 percent. Chicago University cooperation showed 62 percent good, 18 percent fair, 23 percent poor.
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St. Louis
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University Fraternity Club Picnic Postponed Indefinitely
Sam Davis and Dave Dodge announced to members that Sunday's University Fraternity Club picnic has been postponed indefinitely due to ongoing rain. The postponement follows a rainout of the originally planned date last Sunday, with no new date set until grounds dry completely. luncheons at the Blackstone Hotel will continue as scheduled.
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Tuberculosis Sufferers Offered Hope From New Drug
Cleveland June 6 A new drug offering only a cautious hope to tuberculosis sufferers was reported by Drs Corwin Hinshaw and William Feldman of Mayo Clinic. They tested on 75 patients and 80 guinea pigs showing promising but unproved results. They warn that no cure is assured until proven or disproven and autopsy data are unavailable. The compound diaminosulfone fus codise blends sulfur and sugar, a cousin of old remedies, and initial animal tests show containment of infection with limited spread. Further development depends on chemists patience and clinicians.
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Domestic smoke causes greater annual damage in England
England faces higher annual damages from domestic chimney smoke than from industrial sources. Domestic smoke is estimated at 150 million dollars annually, while industrial smoke accounts for 125 million dollars.
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