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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1950
Page
3
The Army announced a new dehydrated soup made from peas that requires no cooking. It can be poured into hot water in a canteen cup, stirred briefly, and eaten. Technicians say current dehydrated soups need six to 160 minutes of preparation.
Four boys sheltered indoors on a rainy Pierre afternoon played with toy cars then a 12 gauge shotgun discharged. Eight year old John Thomas, son of Herbert and Leila Thomas, was killed in what police say was an accident.
Convicted killer Dr. Rutledge Jr, once jailed for stabbing Byron Hartman in Cedar Rapids, was released on a $40,000 appeal bond and is in Houston awaiting appeal results. He arrived with his wife from Fort Madison Prison and plans a Galveston vacation. He declined comments. native of Houston, educated at St Thomas High School and Rice Institute, then practiced at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
Miss Louise Wilkenson administrator of San Jacinto Memorial Hospital appeals to Bay town residents for voluntary blood donations to replenish the blood bank. She noted overuse of Type A and H-positive blood for emergency patients and urged donations as a replacement effort. Donors may contact her at S341.
Miss Jerry Stone acting director of nurses at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital announces a seminar for all registered nurses in the area. The 2 to 3 pm event in the hospital cafeteria will feature a film Passport To Health. Mothers are invited to attend for child health emphasis as Miss Donnelly attends a national nurses meeting in San Francisco.
Maney Popper a ninth grader at St Jerome's School in New York City won the sixth annual School Safety Poster Contest grand award. She receives 350 dollars from the American Automobile Association and a 25 dollar cash prize for her poster Keep From Between Parked Cars, the best among 4400 entries nationwide.
After relief at the Parker Chiropractic Clinic Miss Kester Sas praises the Parker Clinic and Chiropractic. She urges others in ill health to seek care noting effective results and economical adjustments from expert doctors.
Mrs. Bessie Gonzales of Beaumont says years of stomach pains headaches and poor sleep vanished after a short period under Parker Chiropractic care. She reports improved digestion better sleep and appetite and urges readers to try chiropractic care for illness.
Mrs. Lewise Davis of Austin reports relief after two weeks at Parker Chiropractic Clinic. She suffered chest pain and a frozen shoulder before treatment and now says she feels better than ever and recommends chiropractic care as inexpensive.
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