Mysterious new disease strikes top U S health expert
Washington reports a strange ailment afflicting Dr. Charles Armstrong a veteran public health service researcher. He shows a unique skin eruption mild fever and intermittent irrationality baffling doctors at the Naval Hospital amid prior infections he endured including psittacosis and dengue fever. A newly found virus linked to encephalitis appears connected to the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Charles Armstrong
Nature
Naval Hospital
Armstrong
St. Louis
Pew
J. Louis
Subistence Plans Expanded Rapidly In Public Works Talk
Washington reports a large subsistence homesteads program seeking 500 million to 1.5 billion dollars over five years as part of a new public works initiative. The plan aims to support low cost housing under Secretary Ickes with White House and housing officials weighing its scope amid recent debates. Cuckoo, a town in Louisa County Virginia, is noted in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
PWA
James A. Moffett
White House
Capitol Hill
Speeding autos may fly as trains show streamlining advances
New York Nov 28 Scien tifically the speed limit of automobiles is in sight and may be broken as car design nears flight capability. Engineers test tails and aerodynamics to keep cars grounded at high speed while air drag shifts to the underside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Burlington
Wilson May Not Be In Mustang Frog Go
Fort Worth Texas Nov 28 Robert Wilson SMU Mustang fleet back may miss Saturdays game against Texas Christian University The Frogs plan to stop him and other Mustangs backs as coach Dutch Meyer organizes defensive packages against SMU’s dual attack Wilson leads the conference with eight touchdowns and 48 points but is questionable after an injured collar bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Wilson
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs
Mustangs
U S Wimbledon Plan for Net Stars
The United States Lawn Tennis Association foresees a combined men’s and women’s national championship called an American Wimbledon next summer. The sanction and schedule committee has recommended action and the executive committee may approve at its December 8 meeting in New York. The piece notes about 64,000 blind persons in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Merrill Hall
Eee States‘Lawn Tennis Association
Hall
Cincinnati
Scouts Plan Circus Trip to Oklahoma City
Amarillo Area Council officials and senior scouts join Central Oklahoma Area Council Circus in Oklahoma City starting Saturday. Scout Executive Marvin J. Paul announced plans with Lloyd O’Neal and C. W. Seibel among leaders and sea scout ship Fightin’ Bob participants to gain ideas for Amarillo Round-Up and regional scout seminar participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Area
Central Oklahoma Area Council
Oklahoma City
Marvin J. Paul
Lloyd O'Neal
Dallas
Amarillo
C. W. Seibel
Paul
Bob J. Johnson
C. B. Johnson
Allen Early
Damon Blake
Scout
Bob
Boy Scouts of America
Walter Mellor
Shreveport
Bartlesville
Mustangs Edge for Frog Grid Go
South ern Methodist University Mustangs hold a practice ahead of the Texas Christian game with Capt. Ray Fuqua and Bob Wilson prominent during drills. Bob Finley asked to be scratched from active list due to Baylor game injuries. Truman Spain expected ready for finale but not in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Navy
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Ray Fuqua
Bob Wilson
Texas Christian
Ray Morrison
Bob Finley
Baylor
Wilson
Fuqua
Raborn
Truman Spain
Passaic dealer named as new witness in Lindbergh case
Max Rathlatt proprietor of a Passaic sporting goods store is cited by authorities as a new witness to refute Hauptmann’s claim of not being in New Jersey in 1952. Rathlatt issued a hunting license to Rehard Hauptmann on October 24, 1932. Also notes Japanese researchers report Tobijima and Misakiyama islands shifting 27 meters in six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rathlatt
Passaic
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Rathlatt
Rehard Hauptmann
Vienna prepares for row amid feared Nazi putsch
Vienna tense after student riots feared to spark a Nazi putsch. Police and auxiliary forces deploy in armored streets while mounted units patrol as anti Czech demonstrations widen into anti government clashes. Prague riots cited as inflaming protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Legation
Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Promises Quick Sore Relief
An old and stubborn sore remedy claims rapid healing using Porter's antiseptic healing oil. The ad asserts it clears boils carbuncles and inflammation while promoting healthy skin layers and new flesh. Sold by grocers and druggists with a money back satisfaction promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Italso
der. Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuckoo
Louisa County
Virginia
New Haven
Boston
New England South Shore
Malcolm Campbell
Bremen
Cherbourg
France
England
U.S. Wimbledon
United States
Mustangs On Edge
Hauptmann Link
Tobijima
Grove
Eveready Prestone
Herring
Quaker State
Vienna
Sones
Americas
Land
N.B.C
Ourdo- Youll
Hotel Sherman
the Loop
Better Housing
Roosevelt
Panhandle
RULES
Carl Hinton
THE
Amarillo Chamber OF Commerce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!