TB Death Drop Does Not Equal Fewer TB Cases In Texas
Austin doctor J Edward Johnson cautions that a 44 percent drop in Texas TB deaths from 1937 to 1947 does not mean fewer cases. He credits education and early diagnosis for longer lives, warns deaths could rise if programs end, and notes ongoing faculty salary woes at UT Law School.
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J. Edward Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Texas Tuberculosis Association
State Department of Health
University of Texas Law School
Charles T. McCormick
Michigan
California
Illinois
McCormick
Forty
Quotes on politics and society from wartime era figures
Public remarks range from the Kremlin and Western Europe to Germany recovery and U S domestic issues. Individuals cited include Paul Hoffman Homer Capehart Dean Acheson Millicent McIntosh R L Williams James H Duff Leon Keyserling and commentary on women education hats and earmuffs for snorers.
Uncle Charlie Paints Spirit of Meat in Kosher Shop
Aunt Frieda recounts Uncle Charlie’s art craze after joining a museum show and painting quirky works. He paints a mural in butcher Herman Schloomp’s Kosher store, the Spirit of Meat with ham, leading Schloomp to threaten an eye injury. Charlie then sides with friendly realism signing Grandpa Moishe.
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Charlie
Lower East Side
Brooklyn
Herman Schloomp
Schloomp
Delancey Street
East Side
Settlement House
Museum From
Modern Art
Santon Street
Metropolitan
van Glick
van Goldberg
van Gogh
van Cook
Mills
Mulls
Grandma Moses
Grandpa Moishe
Schloemp
All-America Flower and Vegetable Award Sponsors
The article explains that All-America Selections, a nonprofit horticultural research group, awards gold silver or bronze medals and honorable mention each year. It lists 21 flower judges and 20 vegetable judges who test seeds in trial gardens nationwide for two years.
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A. All-America Selections
United States
Texas highway plans for 1950 stretch across major cities
The Texas Highway Commission outlines a 1950 program including multi million dollar urban expressways in Dallas and San Antonio and a major Colorado River bridge in Austin. About $60 million will come from federal aid and state funds, with total highway outlay around $8.5 million monthly and thousands of workers employed.
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19Th Street
Dallas Highway
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
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Colson-Briscoe
Highway Commission
Couneties
Texas
Stain Removal from Fabrics Guidance Offered by Government
Brief note advises treating stains while fresh and acting quickly with simple methods, drying rapidly, and avoiding delay. Mentions a government publication titled Stain Removal from Fabrics and directs sending 10 cents to Austin American Information Bureau in Washington.
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Austin American Information Bureau
Eye Street
Washington
Washington Merry-Go-Round probes Rep Wickersham payroll
The Washington column urges a Justice Department probe into Oklahoma Democrat Victor Wickersham and his use of congressional payroll funds for outside real estate and related work. The piece cites unrecognized assistants, such as Jim Taylor and Lloyd Matthews, and details their contracts and unclear roles.
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Pearson
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Wickersham
Parnell Thomas
Justice Department
Victor Wickersham
Mangum
Okla
Congressman Wickersham
Congressional Record
Greensburg
Kans
Oklahoma
Congress
James W. Taylor
Herd Equipment Company
Oklahoma City
Lloyd Matthews
Taylor
Aubrey Witt
Jim Taylor
Hobart
Oklo
Witt
Matthews
Congressional
Sheriff
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Wickersham
Winchell On Broadway Celebs On The Town Gossip
A collage of Broadway buzz and celebrity sightings. King Peter and Queen mingle as Ruban Bleu maître d. Garbo and a companion buy tickets to Molly Picon’s Abi Gezunt. Lucille Ball encounters a mystery man at 21. Trade show chatter includes Sinatra in Inner Sanctum and Don Alfonso Zelaya listed as West Point grad in showbiz.
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Alexandra
Yugoslavia
Garbo
Escort
Molly Picon
2Nd Ave
Lower East Side
Quentin Reynolds
Heywood Broun
Widder
J. Crosby
Radiogre
Rfr
Leslie Banks
Harriet van Horne
Lucille Ball
Young & Rubican
Robert Mitchum
Harriet
Serge Lifar
Paris
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Baltimore
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Memorial Stadium
Shirley Brown
Pearl White
Harpo Mar
West Point
Local News Republication Note By AP
The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republish all local news and AP dispatches printed in this newspaper as part of the distribution and rights agreement.
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