Brumage Named Selective Service Medical Officer
Lieutenant Colonel William S. Brumage of the Texas National Guard Medical Corps was named state medical officer of the Texas Selective Service System. He directs cancer control at the State Health Department and will review thousands of avoidance reports monthly. Brumage served in World War II in Africa. Italy. France and Germany.
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State Department of Health
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France
Germany
Baylor Medical School
Dallas
Newcomers Speak on Public Housing in Austin
Realtors challenge need for more public housing while newcomers say Austin attracts them for family life. Speakers cite government housing plans, land values, and the city’s growth prospects as they discuss why they chose Austin.
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George W. Sandlin
Austin Real Estate Board
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Sandlin
Walt
State Capitol
Dewey Welch
Truman
Sanalin
Murray Graham
Tom Graham
Jim Cochran
Claude Wilson
George Sandlin
Pair Burned in Gas Tank Explosion near Cisco
Autrey Taylor and D A Morrow were seriously burned Monday night when a tank of packaged gas they were hauling exploded 18 miles north of Cisco. Static electricity is suspected as the cause. Taylor dragged the tank from the truck and steered to safety before aides transported both men to Cisco for treatment. Both men are in their early twenties from Cisco.
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Autrey Taylor
D. A. Morrow
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Doctors Find Body Odor on 13 Parts of Body
Doctors report odor detection on thirteen body parts and offer guidance on daily hygiene and health risks. The article emphasizes practical steps to maintain cleanliness and reduce odor impact in public settings.
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City Officials Outline Austin Operations To Rotarians
Austin City Manager Guston Morgan and Mayor Taylor Glass briefed the Rotary Club on city government. Morgan noted rising utility demand, a $10 million tax valuation increase to $150 million, and priority for water sewer and power services.
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Guston Morgan
Rotary Club
Taylor Glass
Glass
W. S. Drake Jr
Will T. Johnson
Morgan
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