Nurses Hold Session Here With Miss Dietrich Visitor
Graduate, registered, and student nurses opened a two day annual institute here with Miss A Louise Dietrich of El Paso as speaker. The program included district officer conferences, alumnae luncheon, and sessions on leadership legislation and ethics in nursing.
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A. Louise Dietrich
Fl Paso
Miss Dietrich
Herring Hotel
St John's Riverside Hospital School of Nursing
Yonkers
N. Y
Columbia University
Texas
Pioneer
Graduate Nurses Association
Kathryn Graham
Eva Moore
Lillian Rogers
Jessie Johnson
Ida Landers
Iona Couch Turner
Rose Mary Radcliffe
Ina Montgomery
Theresa Probst
KGNC Begins Use of New 180 Foot Radio Antenna
KGNC in Amarillo starts broadcasting from a near 180 foot steel antenna, taller than prior towers. Construction paused at 180 foot level awaiting Pittsburgh sections after a gin pole mishap. 70 feet remain to reach final height. Manager Wes Izzard says the new antenna improves field strength within 150 miles and may revert to old towers when work resumes. The antenna is charged with radio waves and delivers a mild electric shock at the base.
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KGNC
Amarillo
Fast Amarillo
Pittsburgh
Wes Izzard
Jess
Clothing Exchange For Needy Children
Amarillo parent teacher associations announce a clothing exchange to aid children kept from school due to lacking attire. The event opens Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 at McKinley School, inviting donations of used clothing, as officials urge enforcement of the new school age up to 18 years only if clothing is available. L. J. Vogel, a building contractor living at 3301 West Tenth, is ill with the flu and at risk of pneumonia.
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Amarillo
Blanche Spurlock
McKinley
L. J. Vogel
West
Tenth Avenue
Campaign Against Accidents Opens Red Cross Home Safety Drive
Mrs. W. W. Davis of the Potter County Red Cross says the local chapter launches a home safety campaign to reduce accident hazards. She cites high yearly home injuries and emphasizes inspections and education to make homes safer.
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W. W. Davis
The
Red Cross
Potter County
Tulip bulbs reach shores of America
The Amarillo Garden Club reports 51 00 tulip bulbs from Holland will be planted in Amarillo this fall. They expect arrival within a week and will announce distribution once received. Clyde James, 30, was found shot to death at a Henderson tourist camp, police investigate.
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Amarillo
America
Henderson
U.P
Clyde James
James
Dallas
Cullum Auto Dealer Named Hudson Terraplane Distributor
Roy Cullum announced his appointment as distributor for Hudson and Terraplane in the Panhandle Plains region and eastern New Mexico. He will display new models in his Seventh Avenue and Tyler Street showroom within 10 days and retain existing Hudson dealers while expanding the network.
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Detroit
Roy Cullum
Hudson and
Terraplane
Cullum
Dodge Automobiles
Hudson-Terraplane
Panhandle-Plains
New Mexico
Cullum Motor Company
Seventh Avenue
Tyler Street
Hudson
Plains
Civil Exams for Bank Appraisers Open in New Orleans
Government exams for senior land bank appraiser and land bank appraiser positions will be held with salaries of 4600 and 3800 a year. Applications must be filed with the manager of the Tenth United Civil Service District in New Orleans by October 18. Mr. De Grassi encouraged applicants to learn requirements at his office.
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Civil Service
Land Bank
W. D. DeGrassi
Tenth
United Civil Service District
New Orleans
DeGrassi
Jewish Services Tonight at Temple Israel Led by Rabbi Wiesel
Rabbi Alex Wiesel conducts services at 8 o clock tonight at Temple Israel with the choir assisting. The sermon topic is The Shofar and Penitence. In 1876 Captain Alfred Johnson sailed a 16 foot dory from Gloucester Massachusetts to Liverpool England solo.
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Alex Wiesel
Temple Israel
Rabbi Wiesel
Alfred Johnson
Gloucester
Mass
Liverpool
Eng
FHA Plans New 3 Million Home Building Program
Atlantic City Oct. 4. A 10 year federal program to build 3,000,000 homes was outlined in discussions before the AFL convention. A. Eberhardt, former Minnesota governor and FHA representative, said the plan would curb Communist influence and that people with good homes would not give them to a Communist government.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Federal Housing Administration
Washington
Much Sought Youth Carson Caught in Dallas Raid
Joe Carson 22, brother in law of the late Raymond Hamilton, was captured by Dallas police after weeks of search. He allegedly dropped from a cottage roof and moved to a rear door during a robbery spree. He faces charges of robbery with firearms, attempted robbery, and transporting a stolen car across state lines.
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Dallas
Joe Carson
Raymond Hamilton
Carson
Audrey Hamilton
Elbert Mangum
Marjorie Allen
Barbara Maxwell
Dentist Dies in Cabin Fire at Rest Home
Long Beach California October 4 Dr Henry Ripley 67 a Long Beach dentist died after a cabin fire at an Artesia rest home where he was recuperating from injuries from an August automobile crash He was dragged from the burning cabin and died soon after He survived by his widow Louella and a daughter Lulu both of Oklahoma City and a son Charles of Pecos Texas.
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Long Beach
Calif
Henry Ripley
Artesia
Ripley
F. A. Miller
Belleflower
Poverty Talk by First Lady at Fort Worth
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urged personal effort to eradicate poverty before 5,000 attendees at the Southwestern Regional Welfare conference in Fort Worth. She urged "good neighbor" work, social service, and civic action, noting need beyond government relief and praising women’s role in aiding humanity. She stayed as guest of her son Elliott Roosevelt and Ruth Roosevelt.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Alfred
Berry
Mrs. Roosevelt
China
United States
Roosevelt
Filiott Roosevelt
Ruth Googins Roosevelt
Milk dealers adopt rationing amid Chicago strike
Chicago milk dealers plan rationing to avert a milk famine as farmers stage a strike. Some distributors have little or no milk and expect aid from larger firms to meet minimum needs.
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Chicago
Paul Potier
Second victim dies in Houston shack fire incident
The Associated Milk Dealers report Leon Finley aged 60 died today as the second victim of a Wednesday fire that destroyed a shack in an unemployed settlement. Finley and James P. White, 34, were fatally burned when their cooking flame caused their clothes to ignite. Panamas naively high tourist count mentioned.
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Houston
Leon Finley
Finley
James P. White
Fineley
Woman Sees Pimples Vanish After Cuticura Use
Mrs Clyde Wieting of Louisville Kentucky describes years of facial pimples and itchiness until she tried Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After using six cakes and three ointment boxes she reports complete disappearance of the blemishes.
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Clyde Wieting
Lillian Ave
Louisville, Ky
Ovaltine Boosts Appetite and Growth Cited by Parents
Swiss made Ovaltine is advertised as a pure food concentrate approved by physicians. Letters from parents claim increased weight and appetite in children and describe use for nursing mothers and the elderly. Sold in drug and grocery stores with a nighttime offer note.
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Switzerland
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