Mild influenza epidemic moves east across the West
An epidemic of mild influenza spreading from California moved east into Arizona Oregon Washington and Idaho. In Phoenix Dr J D Dunshee warned of an alarming increase with 359 new cases last week and 125 the prior week. Universities and colleges faced outbreaks as USC San Francisco and Stanford reported significant illness among players and students.
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California
Arizona
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Phoenix
Ariz
J D Dunshee
State Health Board
Boise
Ida
Seattle
Frank M Carroll
Bertram Brown
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Howard Jones
University of San Francisco
Texas Tech
Amos Alonzo Stage
College of Pacific
San Diego Marines
Stanford University
Plane Crash Victim Built Factories Airports And City
Wilbert J Austin, 64, died in a Chicago plane crash. A Cleveland native, he studied at Case School of Applied Science and led a worldwide firm that built more than 5,000 industrial plants in 21 countries, including a $50 million auto plant at Austingrad Russia.
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Cleveland
Wilbert J Austin
Chicago
Case School of Applied Science
Austin
Austingrad
Russia
Advice From Mary Manners and a Troubled Relationship
The column fictionally critiques a gossipy schoolgirl and a jealous boyfriend. Mary Manners warns the first about falsehoods and social drama, while advising the second to end a controlling relationship despite claimed threats. A final note mentions a rare whistling swan sighting at Curri tuck Sound.
Wy Day by Eleanor Roosevelt in Dallas Visit
Eleanor Roosevelt describes a Dallas Abilene trip visiting Hardin-Simmons University meeting Dr White and the late president Dr Sandefer’s widow. She notes a cowboy band performance and songs including The Eyes of Texas I Am An American and God Bless America. She hopes for good weather for the inauguration parade.
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Texas
New York State
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons University
Sandefer
Dr White
Cowboy Band
Eyes of
America
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tribute to Uncle Ted Echoes in Abilene
Frank Roberts visits to pay respects, noting a lasting memory of Uncle Ted and his magnetic personality. Abilene residents recall friendly hospitality as travelers depart Tuesday morning with assistance from young Mr. Sandefer who escorted them to the station.
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Frank Roberts
Uncle Ted
Roosevelts
Abilene
Mr. Sandefer
Romanian decrees authorize ship requisition and force Jews into labor
The government in Bucharest authorized the ministry of marine to requisition all ships while another decree excludes Jews from the army and reserves and requires Jewish youths aged 18 to 21 to perform 60 days of state project labor annually. Known as world’s most dangerous snakes, king cobras are among the easiest to tame.
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Rumania
Ministry of Marine
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