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Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1948

Page

3

Public Health Official Reports Undulant Fever Findings

Dr Walter L Bierring Iowa public health director spoke at the Midwest Veterinary Conference in Des Moines outlining that undulant fever Brucellosis affects many humans via livestock. He noted two-drug therapy streptomycin and sulfadiazene shows promise, with vaccination and testing in meat industries emphasized.

Municipal Auditorium Walter L. Bierring Iowa Public Health Service America Ono Des Moiines Des Moines Minneapolis Sympton Man Malta David Bruce Bierring Pasteur Institute Paris Kansas City Star American Medical Association Chicago Minnesota Missouri Texas Veterin Os Towa Ar Oe Univalior Aes Les Oe Nes

Prosecution Witnesses Testify to 1946 GOP Ballots

In a federal vote fraud trial, witnesses claim they cast Republican ballots in the August 6 1946 primary in the fifth precinct of Kansas City’s second ward. Prosecutors say only about fourteen Republican ballots were recorded and used to influence Democratic candidates, while cross examination reveals confusion with the November 1946 general election.

Ira B. McLaughlin A. A Jack) Williams Roger C. Slaughter Slaughter Enos A. Axtell Congress Fifth Congressional District William H. Costello Williams Josephine Parker Lydia Ave‘nue A. L. Walker Vinestreet Estella Menser Virginia Avenue Virginia Crump Central Street East Eleventh Street Oscar W. Walcott Lydia Alice Walker Richard M. Duncan Federal District Court William A. Paisley McLaughlin Mims

Reed Grainger Seeks GOP Nomination for State Auditor

F Reed Grainger of Stockton Missouri pursues the Republican nomination for state auditor. He has served Cedar County as collector for three terms and has campaigned in eighty five counties. He is endorsed by the county and congressional district Republican committees and travels with Ray Neill of Stockton, sixth district Young Republican official.

F. Reed Grainger Stockton Jackson County Grainger Cedar County Republican Committee Ray Neill Young Republican Club of Missouri

Weber resigns as chief deputy city assessor

George A. Weber of 2519 Last Forty-sixth street resigned today from the city assessor’s office where he served 34 years. He entered as an extra in 1914, became permanent in 1933, deputy in 1942 and chief deputy in November 1946. He plans a 0 day vacation then uncertain plans.

George A. Weber Last Forty-sixth Street Department Weber

Plan for Officers Command and Staff Studies for Reserves

Lieut. Col. Ernest von Pawel announces three command and staff courses planned over three years for reserve officers. First progressive session begins October 3 with four classes at Ft Leavenworth Camp Carson and Ft Sheridan. Sixty officers per class with 45 from organized reserve and 15 from national guard. 12 fifth army area reserves to teach. Eligibility includes fitness, under 51, advanced school graduate or war service, and seven years as commissioned officer. Information at organized reserve HQ Independence and Hardesty.

Ernest von Pawel Organized Reserves Command and Staff College Ft. Leavenworth Kas Camp Carson Colo Ft. Sheridan Organized Reserve Quartermaster Depot Independence and Hardesty Avenues

Carpenter Falls Fifteen Feet In Ladder Accident

Enoch W. Enloe a 47 year old carpenter of 2515 Denver avenue suffered a shoulder injury when a ladder slipped and he fell fifteen feet while repairing a gutter at a home. He was admitted to General Hospital for X rays to assess the injury.

Enoch W. Enloe Denver Avenue Enloe General Hospital

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