City Health Summary Highlights October Work by Unit
The October health report, final for the city and now part of Potter county’s full time unit led by Dr. Benjamin M. Primer, covers births and deaths filings, food handling certifications for 254 193 workers and 61 barbers and beauty parlor operators, and hospital and residence calls. Freeman the food and drug inspector checked numerous establishments collecting 282 samples, with 104 pounds of produce and 82 cases of bottled drinks condemned. Livestock and dairy inspections were conducted by Dr. H. H. Larson and Dr. George T. Rouse alongside inspectors, tallying hundreds of animals and multiple dairy checks.
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Orval Largent
Potter County
Benjamin M. Primer
Bill Durham
Old City Health Department
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Primer Sair
Texas
South Dakota
H. H. Larson
George T. Rouse
1St. Anthony's Hospital
Northwest Texas Hospital
Freeman
Walter M. Freeman
E. W. Little
George Baker
City Lab Reports Milk Inspections and Analyses
Routine inspections covered 109 wagons and 58 milk plants with 6 raw milk and 53 wholesale samples. Mileage totaled 570 miles. Milk analyses led with 247 tests under Jack Wyatt, chief chemist overseeing new health unit inspections. city lab conducted 110 food examinations. Ice cream drug and cream analyses were done by Miss Ardis Cline.
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Jack Wyatt
Ardis Cline
World War Film Tickets Go On Sale At Chamber
Tickets for The World War to be shown at Municipal Auditorium on November 17 18 and 19 go on sale today at the Chamber of Commerce office under the auspices of the American Legion for the Community Christmas Fund. Chamber officials have volunteered to cooperate.
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Municipal Auditorium
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
World War film aids Christmas charity drive in Amarillo
The American Legion and partner agencies plan to fund Christmas gifts for needy families from profits of amusement attractions tied to the World War film. A Petersen returns as chairman of the Legion committee as Amarillo prepares for the event at the auditorium.
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American Legion
Amarillo
A. Petersen
American Legion Committee
Escaped Oklahoma convict identified in city theft case
A man arrested Saturday night for burglary is said to be Finest King, an escaped convict from Oklahoma. He gave the name Webb Williams and is linked to clothing and jewelry stolen from W. B. Fowler's home. About $200 worth of goods was recovered. charges filed locally and he may be tried before return to Oklahoma.
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Webb Williams
W. B. Fowler
West Fourteenth
King
Oklahoma
Woody Vaughan
Man found unconscious with liquor soaked pillow in Gary
John Szeschak was found unconscious on a street with a water bottle beside his head containing liquor. Police charged Szeschak after investigation. C B Cozart, injured in a Quanah auto wreck, moved from Quanah hospital to Northwest Texas Hospital.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
John Szeschak
Szeschak
Quanah
Texas
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