Physical Medicine Pioneer Krusen Heads Meeting
Dr. Frank H. Krusen, once dismissed as a quack, rises to lead a major International Congress of Physical Medicine in Washington. His career shifted after tuberculosis therapy sunlit reforms and Mayo Clinic backing, establishing physical medicine as a recognized field and creating teaching chairs at Columbia, NYU and Virginia.
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Frank Carey
Washington
Caesar
Frank H. Krusen
Prac
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Krusen
Congress of Physical Medicine
Cine
Treatyo
Temple Uni
Philadelphia
American Medical Assn
William Mayo
Clinic
Bernard Baruch
Simon Baruch
Berard Baruch
New York
Baruch
Columbia University
New York University
Medical College of Virgania
Amarillo Oil Editor Harry E. Hoare Dies
Amarillo AP report funeral services for Harry E. Hoare 59 assistant oil editor of Globe News Publishing Co set for 2 pm Tuesday Hoare died after a long illness He was born in Canada educated at Meisterschaft College Toronto moved to the United States in 1925 and worked in Buffalo Orlando Dallas and Pampa before Amarillo Survivors include his wife Wilma a son Robert Hoare in Brownsville a daughter Mrs James Reynolds of Kansas City and a brother and sister in Canada.
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Amarillo
Harry E. Hoare
Globe News Publishing Co
Hoare
Canada
Meisterschaft College
Toronto
United States
Buffalo
Orlando Fla
Dallas
Pampa
Surivors
Wilma
Robert Hoare
Brownsville
James Reynold
Kansas
Wilful waste leads to woeful need and rueful days
A reflective verse discusses wasteful neglect of effort and missed chances. It warns that delaying work and quitting early deprives one of learning, growth, and potential success, leaving regret for what might have been. The passage cites a proverb about sloth and waste.
Mrs. Snider Rites Pending in Lubbock
Mrs. Mary Snider 76 died in her sleep at her home 1622 Main. A Lubbock resident since 1933 she was a First Baptist member. Survived by husband J L Snider two sons Dr J D Snider and Buck Snider a daughter Katherine Sims and six grandchildren. Also brothers Albert and Alfred Grantham sisters Pearl McGilvry Nellie Speed and Mellie Grantham. Funeral arrangements at Sanders Funeral Home.
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Sanders Funeral Home
Mary Sni ‘der
Main
Miss
Snider
Buck Snider
J. D. Snider
Lovington
Katherine Sims
Maple
Albert
Alfred Grantham
Collins
Pearl McGilvry
Nellie Speed
Mellie Grantham
Ellisville
M W Lasley Funeral Set
Hobbs special funeral services for Morris Wilson Lasley 43 killed in a car accident near Muleshoe will be at 10 a m today at First Methodist Church. Rev H L McAlester will officiate. Lasley lived in Hobbs 25 years and was found alone after the car overturned at least three times on the South Plains. Burial in Memory Garden Cemetery Odessa under Griffin Funeral Home.
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Hobbs
Morris Wilson Lasley
Muleshoe
H. L. McAlester
Lasley
South Plains
Richard
Air Force
Wichita Falls
Ronnie
Becky
Alex Minter
Eunice
Marguerite Shaw
Odessa
Gaden
Griffin Funeral Home
Miss Lindsey Dies in City
Miss Ann Lindsey aged 72 died about 7 p.m. Sunday in West Texas Hospital after a heart attack. She had lived in Lubbock ten years, moving here from Granger. Funeral services are pending at Rix Funeral Home. Survivors include a sister in law and two nieces, Mrs Middleton and Mrs Lindsey.
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Ann Lindsey
West Texas
Lindsey
Lubbock
Granger
Rix Funeral Home
JA. Lindsey
EV. Middleton
Wreck Victim Jerry Anderson Funeral Planned in City
Funeral services for Jerry Py ron Anderson 30 of 4624 Canton Ave are set for 10 a m today at Oakwood Methodist Church with Rev Jesse Young officiating and Rev Billy Wilkinson assisting. He died from injuries after a collision at Kent Road and the Plainview Highway. He was the Avalanche Journal area circulation rep. Survivors include his mother twin brother and two brothers plus grandparents. Burial Resthaven Memorial Cemetery Sanders Funeral Home in charge.
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Jerry Pyron Anderson
Canton ‘Ave
Oakwood Methodist Church
Jesse Young
Billy Wilkinson
Anderson
Avalanche- Journal
5 S Hospital
Kent Road
Plainview
Byron G. Anderson
Byron Anderson
Cannton Ave
Perry
33Rd St
Kenton
Norwalk
Calif
G. C. Anderson
Lubbock
South’ Plains
Love Curry
Max Gross
Max Warren
Charles McClung
Donald Aycock
Charles Chambless
Pete Bynum
Glenn Upchurch
James Nall
Ray Gentry
Wayne Stephens
Calvin Thomas
Resthaven Memorial Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Funeral Rites Set for L T Terry in Lamesa
Funeral services for L T Terry six who died in a highway crash ten miles south of Brownfield will be held at 2 p m today at the Higginbotham Funeral Home Chapel Lamesa. The Rev Milo Arbuckle pastor of the Lamesa First Baptist Church will officiate. Mrs Terry 65 hospitalized with fractured ribs is listed in good condition. Terry was killed when his parked pickup was rammed by a truck trailer. Burial will be in Lamesa Cemetery.
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Lamesa
L. T. Terry
Brownfield
Higginbotham Funeral Home
Milo Arbuckle
Lamesa First ‘Baptist 'Church
Terry
Terry County Hospital
South Plains
L. J
47Th St
Lub Ibeck
Guy
Jack Coleman
Art ‘Lankford
Washington, Ore
Lee
Kel Terry
Weatherford
Lamesa Cemetery
Lampasas Infant Macy Gay Jones Rites Held
Graveside rites for Macy Gay Jones infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Larry E Jones of 2606 42nd St Lampasas were conducted today at Oakhill Cemetery. The infant died Sunday at Methodist Hospital after living about 12 hours. Survivors include the parents a brother Jay grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Almond Del Rio and Mrs Vernon Jones Lampasas and great grandparent Mrs Joe O Mace Arrangements by Rix Funeral Home Lampasas Lubbock.
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Macy Gay Jones
Larry E. Jones
42Nd St
Oakhill Cemetery
Lampasas
Methodist Hospital
Jay
Joe ‘Almond
del Rio
Vermon Jones
Cattleman Ike West Dies in Texas Trail‑Driver Legacy
SAN ANTONIO AP Ike West 74 a famed South Texas cattleman and trail driver died Saturday. Funeral services set for 10 a.m Tuesday. He was son of pioneer Sol West and the town of George West was named for his uncle.
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San Antonio
Ike West
Texas
West
Sol West
George West
Sleeping Girls Slated For Catholic Home Care
Two Fratantonio sisters aged 3 and 5 were placed in Catholic Charities care in New York while police search for the source of barbiturates linked to their sleeping spells. Mrs. Lillian Fratantonio confessed to feeding the girls drugs but later repudiated the statement amid investigation into her secret love affair and a potential earlier birth.
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John Killough
Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
Lamesa
Catholic Arts Hospital Charities
Fratantonio
Bernadette
Venita
Catholic Charities
Lillian Fratantinio
New York State Supreme Court
J. W
Columbia-Presbyter
Boren
Ian Hospital
New York City
Scurry County
Richard Wagner
West Texas Hospital Treats Knife Attack Victims
Elisio Guano, 20, is in fair condition at West Texas Hospital with an abdominal stab wound and head laceration from an early Sunday morning 700 block Broadway incident. Leon Venegas, 19, dismissed after emergency care, suffered a head injury.
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Elisio Guano
West Texas Hospital
Broadway
Leon Venegas
Ave. E
Graveside Rites Set Here For Hall Infant
Graveside services for the day old infant son of Joe and Joon McCollum were held in Snyder Northside Baptist Cemetery. The infant died Friday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Survivors include the parents two sisters Barbara and Flicia and a brother Zane. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D Hall and Mrs. J A Smith. Arrangements by Rix Funeral Home. A San Jose firm seeks U S technical aid to fashion prefabricated houses in Costa Rica.
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Bradley
Luther El-Ennis Hall
Joon McCollum
Fof
Joe H. Hall
Snyder
Erskine
Snyder “Northside Baptist
City of Lubbock
McCollum
Robert Qualls
Parkway Drive
Church of Christ
Odessa
Snyder Cemetery
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Barbara
Flicia
Zane
Jesse D. Hall
J. A. Smith
Rix Funeral Home
Graveside rites for infant Karen Lynn Brown today
Graveside services for Karen Lynn Brown infant daughter of Lt. and Mrs. Donald R. Brown will be held at 4 p.m. at Rest Haven Memorial Park. The baby was born Friday at Reese Air Force Base Hospital and lived about 14 hours.
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Karen
Lynn Brown
Donald R. Brown
Resthaven Memorial Park
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Opening Of Bids In Lubbock County Today On Insecticide Equipment
Lubbock County commissioners will open bids at 10 a.m. for two Buttato turbine dusting machines leased with an option to buy, a dusting pickup truck, 25 000 pounds of insecticide, and four aerial spraying contracts across county precincts as part of an 85 000 10 county federal aid project with a 30 000 share for the county. Also bid are a tractor and shredder for Precinct 4 and ten civil docket books requested by the district clerk.
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Lubbock County Commissioners
Commissioners Court
Lubbock County
Envy Pieratt
Church Turns Away Negroes In Atlanta Kneel In
Four Negroes were turned away at Atlanta's First Christian Church amid kneel in protests. Pastor Rev James W Soschee said officials had not yet decided on the matter and the group left quietly. The kneel in involved Negro students seeking worship at Atlanta area churches, with most churches either submitting or seating restrictions.
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Atlanta
James W. Soschee
Church Eaders
Levelland Funeral Set Today for 2‑month‑old Denise Spears
Special services will be held at 2:20 p.m. at Morningside Baptist Church in Levelland for Denise Lynn Spears infant daughter of Loy L. Spears and Mrs. Spears. Rev. Trevis Horn will officiate. Burial follows at City of Levelland Cemetery under George Price Funeral Home guidance.
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Levelland
Denise Lynn Spears
Loy L. Spears
Morningside Baptist Church
Trevis Horn
Spears
A. R Spears
C. L. Laster
California
City of Levelland
George Price
Kennedy Gains Support In Jubilee Poll
The Jubilee Catholic magazine reports 8 percent of its subscribers would vote for Sen. John F. Kennedy versus 45 percent in March for Nixon. Nixon drops from 31 percent to 16 percent. Catholicism as a campaign issue shifts from 97 percent predicting a major issue to 80 percent viewing it as secondary.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special reports a breakthrough where Bio-Dyne shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors observed prompt relief and sustained improvement over months, across various long standing cases, without narcotics or anesthetics. The discovery from a world renowned institute is offered as Preparation H in suppositories or ointment with applicator.
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New York, N. Y
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