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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1940

Page

2

Public Welfare Official Fights Guilty Verdict in Typhoid Case

INS reports Public Welfare Director A L Bowen found guilty of gross omission of duty in the typhoid outbreak at Manten o State Hospital that caused 63 deaths. Defense plans appeal as Judge James V Bartley schedules sentencing for July 11 with a possible $10 000 fine and removal from office.

Kankakee Ill INS State Director of Public Welfare A. L. Bowen Manteno State Hospital John A. Mayhew James V. Bart Mayhew Bartley

West Virginia Result At Republican Convention Ballot

West Virginia on the first presidential nomination ballot shows Dewey eight votes, Taft five, and Willkie three. Philadelphia hosts the convention today as the tally unfolds.

Philadelphia West Virginia Dewey Willkie Taft

Plane crash in Billerica kills three on barnstorming flight

In North Billerica the pilot Elliott Underhill of Foxwood New Jersey and two passengers Walter Abrams 42 Lowell and Edwin Martin 23 Billerica died when their plane crashed during a short hop. Cause undetermined. The barnstorming group had three planes carrying passengers.

Billerica Mass Garden City North Billerica Elliott Underhill Foxwood N. J Walter Abrams Lowell Edwin Martin

Flax Emerges as Ideal Texas Crop Amid Cotton Decline

State agriculturists in South Texas push flax due to falling cotton prices and shortages. Flaxseed values near 150 dollars a bushel with 10 to 12 bushels per acre, harvested in spring from November December plantings. The crop diversifies income, reduces erosion, and ties to wartime critical materials lists. about 20,000 Texas acres already planted two years ago, with a tenfold increase anticipated.

Houston Tex South Texas Texas United States Gulf Coast Council of Agriculture Munitions Board of the Army and Navy United States Department of Agriculture

Tablet Hormone Made Can Be Taken by Mouth

Dr. Walter M. Kearns of Milwaukee reported to the American Urological Association that a synthetic male hormone preparation has been modified into an oral tablet form. After three years of research, the testosterone deficiency treatment was developed, promising full rehabilitation mentally and physically. the association awarded him a gold medal.

Buffalo Walter M. Kearns Milwaukee American Urological Association The Association Kearns

Liquor Ring Trial Arguments Completed

Federal jury heard final arguments in a Raleigh County liquor conspiracy case. Prosecutors identified George Hramer as head of the ring with a farm as headquarters, with operations reaching into the Blackley area. Judge McClintic slated to charge the jury next morning.

Bluefield Raleigh Backley George W. McClintic Asst U. S. Dist Alty John Hereford George Hramer

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