Holle Named Texas State Health Officer
Dr. Henry A. Holle, renowned public health administrator, is named State Health Officer of Texas succeeding Dr. George W. Cox. A Brenham native and former USPHS regional chief, he will assume duties after leaving his post in New York City.
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Texas
Henry A. Holle
New York City
George W. Cox
J. B. Copeland
San Antonio
State Board of Health
Holle
United States
Panama Canal Zone
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Board of Health
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U. S. Employees Compensation
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USPHS
National Institute of Health
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Public Health Administration
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Canal Zone
Order of Polonie Restituta
U. S. Public Health Service Region II
Gion II
Boston Region I
American Medical Association
American Public Health Association
Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
New York
New York Academy of Sciences
American Board of Preventive Medicine and Public Health
Bernice Knolle
Industry
Henry Bernard
Harvard
Columbia University Medical School
Dr. Holle
H. W. Holle
Brenham
Walter H. Holle
Vincent DeFoy
Houston
Motorist’s Battery Stalls Then Push by Passing Driver
A Cranston motorist on the Merritt Parkway found his car’s battery dead. He asked a passing woman to push start with the car in the line. He required 30 to 35 mph to start, she complied, but a collision occurred causing $300 damage to his vehicle.
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Merritt Parkway
New York
Political Announcements for 1954 Democratic Primaries
The Chief authorizes political announcements pending the July 24 and August 28 primaries. Named candidates include Howell Core for District Attorney, Alton Kirkland for County Judge, Wayne Swindle for Sheriff, George Goosby and Mrs. 8. N. Haynes for Tax Assessor-Collector, W. L. Ferrill for County Attorney, Elonzo R. Brinson for County Superintendent, Hazel Streety for County Clerk, Mrs. Ruth Loudermilk and Mrs. Azalea Ellis for County Treasurer, T. D. Tom Moore for District Clerk, Oral D. Morr for Commissioner District 1, Hifer Samp for Commissioner Precinct 2, Ed Miller for Commissioner Precinct 3, Homer Claudie Evans, and D. W. Long as County Democratic Chairman.
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Howell Core
Comanche County
Alton Kirkland
Wayne
George Goosby
T. D
Tom) Moore
Ioral D. Morr
Hifer Samp
ED Miller Homer
Claudie Evans
D. W. Long
Funeral in Mercers Gal Sunday for Mrs S A Brown
Harmony residents attended the funeral of Mrs. S. A. Brown at Mercer's Gal Sunday. Curtis Ray Wilhelm of A&M and Miss Carol Gosnell of Waco spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilhelm and Patsy. Ronald Matthews of Baylor was home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Halbert were called to Fort Worth Tuesday because of a relative's death. Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw of Fort Worth were weekend visitors with her sister, Mrs. Ben Wilhelm, and father H. Knight.
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S. A. Brown
Mercer
Curtis Ray Wilhelm
A&m
Carol Gosnell
Waco
A. W. Wilhelm
Patsy
Ronald Matthews
Baylor
R. G. Halbert
Fort Worth
Bradshaw
Ben Wilhelm
H. Knight
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Lions Club Meeting Report at High School Lunchroom
The Lions Club held its regular meeting Tuesday night at the High School Lunchroom with 30 Lions and visitors present. President John Jolink presided. song leader committee organized the program with E. 8. Fagan Robert Eaton and Frank Reese assisting, and Eddie Ray Seals' harmony quartet from John Tarleton College Stephenville performed.
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Lion
John Jolink
Fagan Robert Eaton
Frank Reese
Eddie Ray Seals
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
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