Christian Science Committee Defends Treatment in Diphtheria Case
Clyde Johnson of the Christian Science Committee on Publication for Wyoming protests the Newark manslaughter conviction of a Christian Scientist parent for not providing medical care. He notes many children die under medical care and argues for religious freedom to choose treatment. Casper, Wyoming.
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State Leader
Newark
New Jersey
Christiaan Science
Clyde Johinson
Christian Science Committee
Wyoming
Casper
City News in Brief Highlights from Cheyenne
Venturesome youths swim in warming water at Second Jake and bass bite on lakes north of the city. Camping grounds fill with tourists as motor parties cross the county. Interest in the Indianapolis motors race draws local inquiries. Apple blossoms and lilies appear. dandelions proliferate. Mosquitoes arrive and fire marshes croak signaling wet weather. Seagrave fire truck due in about a month. Painting work and housing contracts strain small-job labor. Streetcars resume after coal shortage. Yellowstone highway marking progresses. Final exams due next week as school year ends. Frontier committee meets at the office on Capitol avenue. Boating remains popular at Lake Minnehaha.
Economists Warn of Profiteering by Jobbers and Millers
Consulting economist W. Jett Lauck told the railroad labor board that profiteering cost the country about 18 million dollars and nearly a dollar tax per family. He charged middlemen took about 20 percent on investments and millers profited by higher flour prices in 1938, alleging wartime price gouging.
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W. Jett Lauck
Railroad Labor Board
Frontier committee publicity work planned in Cheyenne
Eyre Powell of the Pacific press Bureau arrived in Cheyenne yesterday to assist publicity for the Frontier committee. Acacia Lodge No. 44 A F and A M will hold a stated communication tonight at 8 o clock at the Masonic temple. Many Cheyenne residents used yesterday’s holiday to visit city parks.
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Eyre Powell
Ea Hul Pacific Press Bureau
Cheyenne
Ife
The
Frontier Committee
Acacia Lodge No
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A. M
Masonic Temple
Manewal Injuries Not As Serious As Reported
John Manewal, previously reported unconscious with a fractured skull, was not as severely injured. He arrived home in Laramie Sunday with bad bruises and head lacerations, and is now recovering rapidly.
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Manewal
John Manewal
Laramie
Weather Bureau Employee Falls Elevator Shaft Incident
A Weather Bureau employee was injured after falling one story into an elevator shaft at the Citizens National Bank building on Sunday afternoon. He opened the door on the first floor and stepped into the shaft, misjudging the cage’s position, dropping to the basement but escaping serious injury.
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Weather Bureau
Citizens National Bank
George Hall Dies at 56 at Home on East Lincoln Highway
George Hall age 56 died yesterday afternoon at his home 810 East Lincoln highway. He is survived by his wife two sons Charles and Lawrence Trall and two daughters Mrs Sarah Gotton and Miss Victoria Hall. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 4 pm at W W Dumm mortuary with interment at Lakeview Cemetery.
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George Hall
Lincoln Highway
Charles
Lawrence Trall
Sarah Cgotton
Victoria Hall
W. W. Dumm
Lakeview Cemetery
Local Cheyenne Notes on Memorial Day and Nearby Happenings
Several fishermen returned to Cheyenne with fair catches though streams remain high for good fishing. Auto tops at Hobbs Huckfeldt Flinkbinder advertise. Storm windows and doors removed from many Cheyenne houses. Baseball amateur teams practiced on city back lots as motorcyclists extend trips around and beyond the city.
Newborns Listed at County Institution Names
A group of infants born at the county institution is named including Mary Ruth Olds Bobby Lyons Buddy Burner and Robert Emmett Coyle. The list highlights the first newborns of the current year in the facility A brief society note records their names and the occasion.
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Mary Ruth Olds
Bobby Lyons
Buddy Burner
Robert Emmett Coyle
Babies Care Essential in Modern Hospital
A feature on St John’s hospital and the planned Memorial hospital in Laramie County, detailing newborn care facilities and procedures. It describes receiving baskets, temperature control, nursery operations, daily weighing, nursing routines, and the aim to ensure mothers recover while babies gain strong health from birth onward.
Importance of Babies and Community Citizenship
Campaign chairman W. E. Mullen argues that the future citizenship of the community depends on healthy babies. He contrasts Memorial and old hospital facilities, stressing better care for mothers and infants and noting rising birth numbers at the hospital.
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W. E. Mullen
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Ernest Lyons
Shelby Thompson
James Joseph Coyle
Billy Olds
Goldie McCord
Debra Wilkinson
Lenore Renolds
Raymond Baker,Jr
Helen McCormick
Elizabeth Ann Walton
Marjorie Jane Holland
Billy O’connell
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