Dysentery Drive Launched By City Health Chief
Dr Hugh Robins, Charleston city health commissioner, declares dysentery a serious emergency for infants under two, cites improper feeding and irregular nursing as key causes. He outlines a summer reduction program, urging proper dietary control, clean utensils, and medical guidance for treatment.
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CCC Officials Convene At Camp Anthony Wayne
Capt R B Kemp of Sig-Res Ltd Radiors and company 363 percent branc heat of the Charleston sector this week leads CCC officials gathering at Camp Anthony Wayne with multiple commanders present.
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Mrs Mary Fairchild to Speak at Baptist Temple Tonight
Mrs Mary C Fairchild of Evanston IL will speak on Alcohol What It Is and What It Does at the Baptist Temple this evening at 6 30 oclock Invitations have been extended to young people of all denominations to attend.
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West Virginia Delegates Shine at Philadelphia Convention
West Virginia's delegation led by Sen. M. M. Neely and Dr. Gary Hogg navigated ticket snags and social events at the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia. Neely secured votes and represented the Young Democrats while Beacom and Neal arranged credentials, speeches, and appearances as fans of WV politics packed the Tracy hotel and Convention Hall.
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Charleston
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Bethany Professor Accepts Post at Ohio Wesleyan
Professor Byron L. Fox, economics and sociology aide, leaves Bethany College after 1932 tenure to join Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware faculty. Announcement says successor to be named in coming weeks. Fox active in Bethany academic and social life, with departure at end of summer.
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Bethany College
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