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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1947
Page
7
RENSSELAER N Y UP A dust proof germ proof four story building opens with 35 isolated laboratories where Winthrop Chemical Company prepares medicines. Glass block exterior and automatic weather control keep rooms clean and sterile. Ultraviolet ducts flood ventilating systems to kill germs and minimize dust.
The plan requires all employees and visitors entering the building to pass through chambers equipped with air blowers and suction fans to remove dust and lint from shoes and clothing.
Bakersfield report says W. D. Melton was arrested for driving while intoxicated. His parrot Rodrigues allegedly spoke up at the scene, upsetting officers until the bird was silenced and taken to the station with the owner.
Dr Samuel S Cohen of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati will lecture at the third annual institute on Judaism tomorrow at Temple Emanu El. The event, sponsored by Temple Emanu El Brotherhood and Abraham Mor decaisi B nai B rith Lodge with the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, aims at clergymen and religious educators in Dothan. Cohen, a former Oheb Zedakah leader and Hebrew Union College professor, will speak at 10 a.m. with a luncheon at noon and an afternoon session at 1 30 p.m., while temple services shift to 7 p.m. for the summer.
Dean Leonard Mayo of Western Reserve University urges social workers to avoid jargon and speak plainly to the public. He warns that professional language alienates the average person and gives a misleading impression of competence.
Houston County born Dr. William T. Parrish opened a Dothan dental office at 208 West Main Street on February 8 after 27 years of preparation. A WWII Dental Corps major, he served in Belgium, Holland, France, Luxembourg, Germany, and the Philippines. He and his wife Zona Hines Parrish live in Ashford and plan to move to Dothan this summer, attending area churches before choosing one.
A reader is advised to check blood strength when fatigue and pale skin appear. The ad promotes tonics 888 and 838 Tonics to boost red blood cells, appetite, energy, and overall vitality, claiming medical authorities support their effectiveness and urging purchase at local drug stores.
In Billings Montana a police judge delivered a routine lecture after fining a woman for operating a vehicle while under the influence. The defendant interrupted, stating I did drink, prompting the judge to remind about safe conduct and responsible behavior following the incident.
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