Skull therapy gains traction at Amarillo course
Dr Reginald Platt of Houston demonstrates cranial manipulative therapy at the Credit and Wick post graduate course in Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital. He disputes the old view of the skull as a vault of immovable bone and cites 22 cranial bones with a joint membrane. The approach, focusing on overlapping bones from difficult births, shows relief for spastic paralysis in newborns.
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Reginald Platt
Houston
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Platt
Amarillo
Texas
W. G
Sutherland
St. Peter, Minn
Freeman Sons in Armed Forces Visit Family
Two Freeman brothers serving in the armed forces visit parents at 1407 West Twentieth Amarillo. Pfc Kenneth D Freeman and Seaman Billy Freeman Jr tour home while Pfc Aubrey Freeman is stationed with the 85th Mountain Infantry in Italy. Aubrey earned two bronze stars and a unit citation.
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W. H. Freeman
West Twentieth
Kenneth D. Freeman
Billy Freeman, Jr
Aubrey Freeman
Italy
Kenneth Freeman
Alaska
Kenneth
Fort Sill
Okla
New Orleans
Camp Beal
Cal
Amarillo High School
Billy Freeman
Navy
New London
Amarillo
Tyler
Aubrey
Dorothea Freeman
J. C. Hayhurst
North Aldridge
New Trial Granted For Bill Wellman
Bill Wellman was granted a new trial after a 47th District Court jury found him guilty of aggravated assault last night. He had faced seven hours of deliberation, with a sentence of 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. Before the new trial, Wellman pled guilty to aggravated assault in front of Judge Henry S. Bishop, who set bond at $500. The jury did not convict him of attempted criminal assault. The jury panel was dismissed for the term as no cases remained ready for trial.
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Bill Wellman
47Th District Court
Wellman
Henry S. Bishop
Bishop
Platt Warns on Childhood Head Injuries and Long Therapy
Dr Platt notes many adult nerve disorders and headaches respond to mani pulative therapy but require long treatment. Case histories show trivial childhood head injuries. he warns neglect harms outcomes as a baby's treatment can equal months for a ten year old.
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Platt
Leroy Allen Green Dies in Hospital
Leroy Allen Green, 17 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Green of Borger, died in a local hospital at 11 this morning after a brief illness. Surviving are the parents, two brothers Robert Jackson Green and Billy Eugene Green, and a sister Mary Ellen Green. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Blackburn-Shaw.
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Leroy Allen Green
F. J. Green
Borger
Robert Jackson Green
Billy Eugene Green
Mary Ellen Green
Blackburn-Shaw
Day Nursery Remodeling Progress Reported in Amarillo
North Amarillo Kiwanis Club sponsors remodeling of Will Rogers Day Nursery. Arthur Truitt, committee chair, says a $5,000 fund goal is close to being met with about half raised, largely from large contributions, ensuring no delay in completion.
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North
No Chains on Little Nations at United Nations Talks
San Francisco June 14 small nations press the right to withdraw from the world league with strings attached. They seek charter amendments require complete agreement of five powers and a grave violations expulsion clause. Conference delays adjournment to June 23 as regional defense provisions move forward. The veto formula gains big power control while parity nations abstain or are absent.
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San Francisco
United States
Security Council
World Organization
Corporal W M Hays Returns On Fur Lough
Corporal W M Hays son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Hays 1211 A West Tenth arrives home on a 20 day fur lough in Amarillo He has been in the Army five years and is stationed with a coast artillery unit at Ft Crockett This is his first fur lough home in six months
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Cpl
W. M. Hays
Frank W. Hays
West Tenth
Amarillo
Corporal Hays
Army
Coast Artillery
Ft. Crockett
House Debates Six Month OPA Extension
In Washington on June 14, a House faction urged extending the Office of Price Administration for six months only while the administration seeks at least a one year extension. Republican Leader Martin said OPA should run six months then be reviewed for war and reconversion adjustments. He noted possible further amendments.
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Washington
House
OPA
Martin
Massachusetts
Hero's Reception in Paris for Eisenhower
General Eisenhower will receive a hero's reception in Paris with Allied flags adorning the capital. Trains bring French crowds to ceremonies as he arrives from Frankfurt. He will place a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb and is to be named Fellow of the Liberation by General De Gaulle.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Notre Dame Faces 665 Winning Percentage vs Big Ten
Notre Dame’s all time football record against Big Ten opponents stands at a 66.5 percent winning rate, reflecting a long history of matchups and success against conference foes.
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Notre Dame
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