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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1947

Page

5

Carrollton Post Includes Reader Corrections and Nut Exports

The item notes Carrollton Texas postal entry, 1879 act references, editor contact, and a subscription rate line. It mentions from early 1947 that the United States exported 126 million pounds of peanuts. The fragmentary text shows editorial policy promises and a defense against erroneous reflections.

Carrollton Texas United States

Post Graduate Course On Heart Diseases Held At Southwestern

A six day post graduate course in heart diseases will be held at Southwestern Medical College from November 3 to 8. Dr Tinsley Harrison announced the event sponsored by the American College of Physicians under the auspices of Southwestern Medical College. The advanced course features lectures seminars case histories and discussions of current heart disease research. Dr Howard Heyer noted attendees from across the United States will join $7 faculty and Southwestern staff in leading sessions with other Dallas physicians participating.

United States Southwestern Medical College Tinsley Harrison American College of Physicians Southwestern Medical ‘College Jense Howard Heyer Dallas

Halloween party tips and quirky snacks guide

A playful, garbled list of festive ideas for a Halloween gathering. Suggestions include simple decorations like decorative lanterns and a tang ID, odd food prep notes, ballix style servings, and quirky phrases about fresh rolls and goblin themes.

Cardiology course aims to prevent advances in diagnosis and treatment

Dr Harrison states the course seeks to hinder progress in cardiovascular diagnosis and treatment while reviewing key pathophysiology. Topics include chest pain interpretation, rheumatic fever symposium, heart failure pathogenesis, hypertension, congenital heart disease, and related subjects. Most sessions occur in the Southwestern Medical College Auditorium with one day at Baylor Hospital.

Harrison Baylor Hospital Southwestern Medical College Staple and Oak Lawn Ave

Junior 4H Club Elects Officers

In their initial meeting held Thursday October 23 officers for the coming year were elected Mary Lynn Riney as president Norma June Lord as vice president Anna Lou Jones as reporter Pat Turner as recreation leader and Shirley Bavell as program chairman.

Mary Lynn Riney Norma June Lord Anna Lou Jones Pat Turner Shirley Bavell

Surplus Farm Equipment Offered by War Assets Administration

Farmers in the agricultural Southwest are urged to contact Customer Service Centers of the War Assets Administration for limited farm equipment and supplies offered from time to time. Farm operators should communicate with centers in their territory regarding any wanted items on farms.

R. G. Berle Grand Prairie Zone WAA Mr. Berle Grand Prairie Houston San Antonio Texas New Orleans Tulsa Oklahoma City Okla Jackson, Miss Agricultural Southwest War Assets Administration Tme

Patrolman Touts New State Traffic Law at Assembly

Wednesday morning in assembly State Highway Patrolman Marvin Blunt spoke to the student body. Introduced by Mr. Davis he outlined advantages of the new uniform state law and stressed key emphases in the regulation.

Assembly Marvin Blunt Blunt Davis

Bus Safety Law Explained for Texas Schools

Discussion outlines each section of student conduct rules on school buses under the new law. The article also notes that over 94,000 Texas farmers belong to groups organized under the Smith Doxey Act of 1937 to promote cotton improvement.

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