Strive To Conquer Public Enemy No 1
The North Plains district Texas Heart Association affiliate in Amarillo buys a rapid cassette changer and heart silhouette dye for X rays costing about 2500 dollars. Surgeons in Amarillo and 25 Panhandle counties plan to use the equipment though no clinic is set up yet. A future catheter costs about 1000 dollars and may test heart chamber pressures.
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North Plains
Texas Heart Association
Amarillo Heart Association
Amarillo
Panhandle
St. Anthony’s
Heart Association X-ray Drive Aids Panhandle Doctors
Amarillo physician explains cases require surgery before operation and new X-ray equipment will aid examination of brain and abdominal conditions. North Plains district Texas Heart Association affiliated with national group. community chest funds not used for additional drives. All Panhandle doctors treating heart ailments may access the service.
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Amarillo
Community Chest
North Plains
Texas Heart Association
American Heart Association
Panhandle
Machines free for those unable to pay in Amarillo drive heart disease fight
In Amarillo and the Panhandle, a charity initiative provides free medical equipment to patients who cannot afford it. Doctors will collaborate to use the devices for all patients, charity or not, as efforts battle heart disease, the nation’s leading killer.
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Amarillo
The
Panhandle
Cattle Feed Prices Pinch Texas Cowmen
In San Angelo area many feedlots are empty as drought and high feed costs bite. A Stand ard Times survey shows few cattle fattened for market, with prices for cottonseed hulls at 30 dollars a ton and alfalfa 60 to 68 dollars.
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San Angelo
Standard-Times
Bee Sting Triggers Sydney Truck Crash Injures Driver and Daughter
A bee sting to a truck driver on the lip in Sydney led to a crash that wrecked the vehicle and left the driver with serious injuries and his 4-year-old daughter hurt.
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Sydney
Australia
Rooster Henry the lone Rhode Island Red alarm clock
Henry the Rhode Island Red lives in Mr and Mrs Amey s barn at 1820 Taylor. He crows at odd hours and avoids the flock, dreaming of a mate. Neighbors know him as a bachelor and a playful local character who admires his owners and even inspects the house from the kitchen window. Speculation swirls on whether he will settle down with a mate.
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Henry
Rhode Island
Bequests voided by court over NHS nationalization
Providence Rhode Island October 30 British socialism cost two London hospitals bequests from Newport millionaire Alexander G Mercer who died in 1885 The state supreme court voided gifts to the London Hospital and the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital under the National Health Service Act of 1946 The income from about 35000 dollars in real estate was tied to the gifts The court ruled the money could not be guaranteed for charity as specified due to nationalization
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Providence
London
Newport
State Supreme Court
London Hospital
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
National Health Service
Alexander G. Mercer
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