Public on value of foods by American Medical Association
Philadelphia June 8 The American Medical Association released plans to inform the public on scientific foods and to approve products with a seal after detailed labeling. The report demands chemical composition ingredient lists manufacturing steps and sales extent along with biologic and bacteriologic data. Morria Fishbein warns against overreliance on new medical claims and notes vitamins in diet while criticizing vegan and commercial promotions.
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Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Morria Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fuad
Cannes
Mexican Embassy Seeks Report on Student Shooting
Dallas dispatch reports ongoing efforts by Mexican consul Juan Anchonda to locate Guillermo and Fernania Rubio sons of the Mexican president amid a shooting death of two Mexican youths in Ardmore. Governor Murray discloses regret and promises a thorough, unprejudiced inquiry into whether the officer acted within authority after youths were found with concealed weapons.
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Murray
H. Valdez
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Juan Anchonda
Guillermo
Fernania Rubio
Freight Wreck Cleared After 16 Hours at Yard
A massive freight wreck on the west end yard halted operations after No. 85 cars ran away and piled near the Norfolk and Western freight station. Thirty six cars, twenty four loaded, were damaged in the incident at 10:45 Saturday night and were cleared by Sunday afternoon. Thousands visited the scene as workers rebuilt torn tracks while railway police managed the crowd.
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West End
Norfolk and Western
Mountain Lake to Open on June 15
Work crews prepare Mountain Lake facilities for a formal opening on June 15. Appalachian Electric Power Company has provided a line of support and resources as preparations proceed.
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Mountain Lake
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Pleasant River Park Preparations For Busy Season
The park adds a new telephone line and completes electrical work to aid visitors. Management plans a record patronage with improved amenities including steel boats, two new concrete tennis courts, well kept saddle horses, and a golf links praised as one of the best east of the Rockies. Scheduled maintenance aims at comfort and convenience for guests this season.
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Trical
Palroda
Rockies
Former servant sues Tom Mix for $25,000
Cal rydendahl, former valet, sues Tom Mix for slander in a $25,000 case filed in Manchester New Hampshire. The suit stems from an arrest linked to a 1989 theft investigation after a suitcase with $100,000 vanished at Portsmouth, with Frydendahl later cleared and another circus employee convicted.
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Manchester
N. H
Tom Mix
Calrydendahl
Mix
Portsmouth
Frydendahl
Concord
Thia Fe
New Hampshire Courta
Frydendah
Cancer treatment hailed as prolonging life in remarks
Philadelphia June 8 Dr Henry Johnson Awkman of Santa Barbara Calif rebuked private laws for their unjug titled attitude toward hopelessness toward cancer cases He said adequate means of treatment have been found that prolong life and sometimes cure He compared cancer to tuberculosis calling it the red plague in a period voice of the American Radium society meeting.
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Philadelphia
Henry Johnson Awkman
Santa Barbara
Calif
Macting
Reo Royale Triumphs in Indianapolis 600
Reo Royale, entered by Leo Grease and O11 Company of Cleveland with Cliff Bergere driving and Don Ostrander as mechanic, finishes among the money in the 19th Indianapolis 600. The stock-like standard Royale averaged 91.8 mph over 400 miles despite a tar delay, making only one gas stop and no oil or water additions.
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Reo-Royale
Leo Grease and
O11 Company
Cleveland
Cliff Bergere
Don Ostrander
Wath
Enonimous
Reo
Reo Motor Car Company
Reo Royale
AAA Inspec- Hon
Holbrook Free Awaiting Trial In Virginia Shooting Case
Garland Holbrook, 40, of Cavatt's Creek, Va, posted 2500 bond and was released from Tazewell county jail while awaiting a preliminary hearing on charges of wounding Thomas A. Howery, 36, after a buckshot attack as Howery walked along a state highway near Holbrook's home. Howery is hospitalized at Bluefield Sanitarium with buckshot wounds to the neck, left arm, and band.
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Garland Holbrook
Cavatt's Creek
Tazewell County
Holbrook
Thomas A. ‘Howery
Howery
Bluefield Sanitarium
Waldon dies from knife wounds after street fight
Robert Waldon, a Black man, died at Brown Hospital after sustaining knife wounds in a fight with James Weatherford on Wilson Street last week. Weatherford faces murder charges. Weatherford remains at large. Police expect Weatherford to surrender. Waldon, son of Jake Waldon, was a Bluefield barber’s son. London news notes mid-year horse sale by Sofer Whitburn at Newmarket July sales of her racing stock including Chivalrous, Cheater Cup winner 1922 and 1923.
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Robert Waldon
Brown Hospital
James Weatherford
Wilson Street
Weatherford
W. W. McNeal
Waldon
Jake Waldon
Bluefield
London
Sofer Whitburn
Newmarket
American Mayors Visit Big Circus in Paria
A visiting group of American mayors and their wives toured Montmarta to see elephant performances at a circus in Paria. The day was largely restful with most mayors and spouses spending time at hotels or private outings, while wives and daughters shopped along Rue de la Paix and Rue Rivoli.
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Paria
Montmarta
Rue de la Paix
Rivoli
Will Stop Any Headache in 3 Minutes
A North Carolina druggist introduces a headache remedy labeled B-C and R-C promising immediate relief for any headache including neuralgic and rheumatic pain. The ad claims fast action within three minutes and notes safety and wide availability at drug stores and soda fountains.
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North Carolina
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Ouilines Health Plan
Seen Sons
Leks Ete
Munyon
Atlantic City
N. J
William d. Swan
Swan
James A. Stll- Aman
New York
Anne U. Stillman
Fowler McCormick
Harold F. McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Chesterfield
Sgerr & Myers Tosacco Co
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