Blood pressure viewed as individual trait not a universal standard
Dr Clarence L Andrews told the American College of Physicians that no single normal blood pressure fits all ages and that each person has a unique blood pressure picture. He described four main types stable hereditary unbalanced and chronic and warned hypertension is the leading factor in premature heart deaths.
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Chicago
American College of Physicians
Clarence L. Andrews
Atlantic City
N. J
S.S.S
Tammany Seeks Removal of Fighting John Curry
In New York on April 19 the Tammany executive committee moved to depose John F. Curry as chieftain if he did not abdicate, while Curry refused to resign saying he would not quit despite calls from a majority of council members.
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New York
Tammany Braves
John F. Curry
Curry
John
CWA Leftovers Now Available on Jobs
More than 1 000 trained in safety work from the CWA are ready for re-employment in industry in Texas. The workers were made accident conscious by the CWA safety division and are now more acceptable for labor field jobs says Texas Relief Director Marie Dresden. Employers can obtain their names from U S re employment offices statewide.
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Austin
O.R
CWA
Texas
Marie Dresden
Dresden
U.S
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings
Long item details wage talks suspended March 30 awaiting President Roosevelt after vacation. Roosevelt to act as active umpire. mediator Eastman to continue. Carrier committee and railroad unions asked to refrain from Board of Mediation. Major US lines return to Washington. 1 500 chairs, foremen, and craft reps travel to Arizona and Texas for updates. Local officials and Legion members observed transit and traffic movements around Amarillo and Plainview. A Marion Indiana police note closes the piece.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Transportation
Carrier’s Committee
Standard Railroad Labor Organizations
U. S. Board of Mediation
Railway and local notes mix with community gaffes in Amarillo
Passenger agent based in Oklahoma City visits Amarillo as regional rail staff suffer a series of accidents and personnel changes. Denver officer Bob Sullinger improves after a critical period and is moved home. Fort Worth man J C Sparks fills his vacancy. Hodges from Denver injures leg in Dalhart, may lose foot. Pike Stroud returns to Amarillo after hospital care. Brotherhood official H G Hamrick attends a Tempe convention. Western Union restores partial wage reductions.
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Bob Sullinger
Denver
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Florida Street
J. C. Sparks
Fort Worth
Mr. Sullinger
W. EF. Hodges
Dalhart
Local men plead not guilty in auto battery theft case
Clyde Murphy and Edward Keel entered not guilty pleas in justice court for the theft of an automobile battery valued under five dollars. Each defendant was assigned a $100 bond.
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Justice Court
Clyde Murphy
Edward Keel
Railway land dispute involving Coughran and Santa Fe Ry
W M Coughran and others sue North Plains and Santa Fe Railway to strip off Section 1 Block 018 under Dakota and Pacific Railway Company terms. Judgment value listed as $107.80.
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W. M. Coughran
North Plains & Santa Fe Ry
D & P RR Co
Bombardment of Patmos Sparks Greek Monastery Outcry
The age old Patmos monastery suffers damages after Mussolini forces bomb and seize property, provoking indignation from Greek church authorities. British finance chief Chamberlain touts a strong English year while hints of war debt tensions and Roosevelt’s anticipated reply loom over transatlantic affairs. A Virginia dinner anecdote about President Roosevelt is corrected by witnesses.
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Mussolini
Patmos
St. John
Russian exile Trotsky and a centenarian birthday tale
A dinner features a long monologue by Dr. Wirt while Trotsky’s fate since the Russian revolution is recalled. The text then notes Peter Pollen of Conception Trinidad turning 100, drowning after a 35 yard swim in Wyma stream, and vouches a sudden life recipe.
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Peter Pollen
Conception
Trinidad
New York
Pollen’s Life and Pneumonia Treatment Details
The passage notes Pollen married twice and fathered seventeen children. It describes a new pneumonia treatment that inflates fresh air into the lung to rest and fight infection, accelerating the crisis by about 48 hours, and mentions babies born with fear as their only emotion due to a fear of falling through lack of support.
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