Amarillo Potter county plan would create full time health unit
County commissioners consider merging city and county health services in Amarillo. If approved the unit would receive five thousand dollars annually from the state for maintenance, with the city funding enlargement of the county hospital unit and coordinating sanitation efforts to avoid duplication.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Harvey H. Larson
Eli A. Johnston
Johnston
Larson
Rockefeller Institute
Poe
Joneston
Local Churches Announce Arrivals Events In Amarillo
John Josey arrives as organist and choir director at First Baptist Church Fort Worth. Ice cream social at First Christian Church on Taylor Street raises funds for 1930 pledges. Cash day planned at First Baptist Church to collect building fund subscriptions. Y P S L hosts carnival at Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church Seaman home Tyler Street. Senior Leagues from Amarillo Methodists travel to Ceta Canyon encampment for two days. Berean Class at First Christian Church plans July 4 camping outing with breakfast Friday. Central Presbyterian Training School ends with 34 certificates. five weeks of sessions conclude noon Thursday.
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Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church
E. C. Seaman
Tyler Street
Methodist Churches of
Amarillo
Polk Street
Ceta Canyon
Buford Harris
First Christian Church
Willard Gill
Lloyd Boxwell
Spencer
FE. E. Boxwell
Central Presbyterian Church
Willlone
H. G. Wilson
World Court post hints at James Brown Scott for American judge
James Brown Scott, president of the American Institute of International Law, is mentioned as a potential successor to Chief Justice Hughes on the World Court. The note signals interest at the national level in appointing a U S representative to the international tribunal.
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James Brown Scott
American Institute of International Law
Charles E. Hughes
World Court
Germ test to be made in few months
Santa Fe New Mexico July 1 United Press reports science must have a human body to control the trag roma germ and If Woo Dak San will not give his body a specialist will provide one Dr F I Proctor says today Proctor pleads for commutation of the death sentence and Woo to life imprisonment is considered The text notes a business meeting called and incomplete fragments about Woo San and Christian Endeavor context
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United Press
Santa FE
N. M
Woo Dak San
Spe
F. I. Proctor
Proctor
C. FE
Woo
Wear. Proctor
Medals for Byrd project linked to eye germ test
A Japanese doctor who died during research claimed a germ isolating an eye disease could aid science. Dr. Proctor seeks to inoculate the condemned man Woo for a life in exchange for testing, but Woo fears blindness. Proctor says the risk is small and may proceed regardless of Woo’s consent. In Belton Texas a motel fire damages the Park Motel, with unknown damages. In Dallas, Edgar L. Smith is fined $25 for aggravated assault on reporter J T Mooks at a political rally.
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Proctor
Woo
Y United Press
Dallas
Eidgar L. Smith
J. T. Mooks
Dallas News
Capudine Headache Relief Ad Pitches Quick Action
An old advertisement promises fast relief for headache neuralgia and back pain. It recommends two spoonfuls of Capudine in water, claiming direct absorption and rapid alleviation versus solid medicines. The copy targets frequent sufferers and notes availability at druggists in multiple bottle sizes.
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G. L. Yates
World Court Post
Menyer Society of the Hirst Christian Church
Paul E
B. N. Collins
Points
New Mexico
Hi-League
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Byrd
Belton Hotel
Burns Desn
Belton
Dusio Kilyoni
New York
Adm
Richard Byrd
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lucky
Arette
Henry Thompson
The
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Sayfriday
N.B.C. Networks
American Tobacco Co
News-Globe
Metzger
United States
U. 8
Jones Brothers Tire Service, Inc
Ethan and Tyler
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