Lamesa Man Killed As Auto Overturns
Willie Scott aged 56 of Lamesa died after being thrown from a car that overturned 15 miles west of Lenorah in Martin County. Driver S. E. Hemphill, 55, also of Lamesa, was dazed and drove away, later found wandering. Hemphill in serious condition at Andrews County Hospital. The Panama Canal note is unrelated.
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Big Spring
Willie Scott
Lamesa
Lenorah
Martin County
S. E. Hemphill
Scott
Hemphill
Andrews County Hospital
School Board Approves TB Screening Plan at Amarillo High
The Amarillo area school board approves a mass chest X ray TB screening for Amarillo High School students in early spring. Dr. Howard Smith of the Texas Health Department aids, with consent required from parents. Examinations are free and not diagnostic, with referrals to personal physicians if abnormalities arise.
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Chas. M. Rogers
Howard Smith
State Department of Health
Austin
Potter County Medical Society
J. B. White
Society
State Health Department
W. E. Scott
Horace L. Wolfe
Woolworth Russell
Kenneth Flamm
Survivor Dog Lady of Bikini Sails to St Louis
A black and white terrier named Lady survived the Bikini atoll atomic blasts and radioactivity tests. Sent to Navy Seabees, she was later brought to St Louis by James Nestor, who cared for her with Navy scientists. Lady is reportedly flea free and nearly scarless but nearly sighted and fond of blue uniforms.
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Bikini
James Nestor
Atoll
Chilton
Seabees
Nestor
United States
Lady
St. Louis
Navy
San Francisco
Tropics
Doctor Links Sinus Trouble to Nerves in Southwest
Cornell neurologist Dr Harold G Wolff told the International Post Graduate Medical Assembly of Southwest Texas that sinus issues may be less common in the Southwest and South than the North He suggested San Antonio attracts sinus sufferers because of its easygoing climate and lifestyle noting nervous origins often date to the start of their symptoms
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San Antonio
Cornell University
Southwest
Harold G. Wolff
New York
International Post Graduate Medical Assembly of
Southwest Texas
Yankee Land
Wolff
Glacial movement studies long term and health views voiced
The article notes a Swiss project on glacier movement that will take 250 years to complete. It also cites Dr. Wolff on the link between sinus infection and nervous tension and compares health trends between the Southwest and the North.
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Switzerland
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