Births and deaths update from Northwest Texas Hospital news
The column notes births at Northwest Texas Hospital including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cox on April 22 and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Browlee of Glen Rio New Mexico. It also lists several hospital staff patients visitors and recent travels, plus a nearby obituaries notice for Mrs. M. E. Gorman.
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Northwest Texas Hospital
Joe Browlee
Glen Rio
N. M
J. H. Cox
Bowie
A. E. Casey
Marlene
Virginia
Enid
J. F. Hurt
G. A. Thurman
E. A. Armstrong
Lincoln
Chicago
Max Armstrong
Louis City
Clyde Hall
Vega
H. J. Walker
Earl Grant
River Road
Donald Johnson
Woodland
O. P. Simmons
Florida
Harry Coffee
Borger
L. L. Mills
Dalhart
Ralph Harmon
Mesa
Ariz
Bobby Joe Paris
Memphis
BOK
W. W. Duke
Veterans Hospital
McKinney
Dukes
Jackson
Claude Ricker
Leila Doedler
North iTyler
Denton
Herman Dye
Claude
Billy Chambers
Hill
City to fill Amarillo health post amid doctor shortage
Amarillo city manager A. P. Hancock said the health department lacks a permanent head after Dr John Hooper resigned to private practice in McKinney. Jack Wyatt acts as executive chief, with a temporary plan pending selection of a titular head as local doctors consider administrative roles.
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Amarillo
A. P. Hancock
John Hooper
Hooper
McKinney
Jack Wyatt
Hancock
Round About Town Notices and Births Update
A portrait of local social life with visitors from Mexico City to Detroit and Amarillo events. Notables include Newby family arrivals, Miss Ward showcasing compositions, and guests Peggy Luecke and Margaret Bebb from Dallas. Births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dye and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Chambers.
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Ramen Newby
Mexico City
Ters
L. B. Newby
Taylor
Miss Ward
A. D. Steed
Hayden
Peggy Luecke
Margaret Bebb
Dallas
Peggy
Margaret
TSCW
Denton
Automobile License Sales Set Record in Potter County
Automobile license sales reached a Potter County record of 216 512 34 with Frank Hoyt reporting March totals. Commercial trucks and truck tractors led the gain while passenger car licenses totaled 120 073 95. State Highway Department received 90 238 69 and 121 561 05 went to the Potter County treasurer.
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Frank Hoyt
Potter County
State Highway Department
Scofield Market to Open in New Buff Brick Building
Scofield Superior Food Market will open tomorrow morning in a 75 by 60 foot buff brick building at fifteenth and Parker. W. M. Scofield announced the facility features frozen food equipment and a meat department with custom fixtures. Carl Hales will manage the meat department and the corner site offers parking for 30 cars.
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Scofield Superior
W. M. Scofield
Scofield
Fifteenth and Parker
Carl Hales
Radio Stars Open Season on NBC After Four Day Skirmish
Hollywood April 24 The four day feud between NBC and Fred Allen Hope Skelton and others ends with NBC lifting bans and naming Allen and others honorary vice presidents. Comics plan jibes as Day and Burns and Allen Benny tease network, publicity wide and international.
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Fred Allen
NBC
Hollywood
National Broadcasting Company
Radio
Allen
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Hope
Skelton
Airlines
Dennis Day
Irwin Bilacker Earns Degree After 17 Months
Irwin R Bilacker a 27 year old former Army lieutenant received a bachelor of science in journalism from Ohio University on January 31 after just 17 months of study. He posted a 3.7 GPA and, as university recorder Miss Mary Antoinette notes, his is the shortest residence length for a degree by a student with no prior university credit.
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Irwin R. Bilacker
Ohio University
Mary Antoinette
University Recorder
Bilacker
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