Prospects Of Cure For Stomach Ulcers and Liver Trouble
At the American Medical Association meeting Dr. Lester Morrison reported liver cirrhosis patients improved with a protein and vitamin mix plus liver extract, with some returning to work and a reduced death rate. Dr. Alvarez described a nerve-severing operation for gastric ulcers as a major advance, while a Philadelphia study questioned alcohol as the sole cause of liver cirrhosis and suggested it is contributory rather than primary.
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Rennie Talvor
Associated Press
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Lester M. Morrison
Los Angeles
Morrison
Walter C. Alvarez
Mayo Clinic
Alvarez
Russell S. Boles
Robert S. Crew
William Dunbar
Philadelphia
Bowles
Area Rent Office Moves to Owens Building in 917 Avenue K
Area Rent Office of the OPA relocates from 1415 Avenue Q to the Owens building at Tenth Street and Avenue K under orders to maintain a regular schedule. Rob ert E Key says move was planned due to leasing and delays and not tied to OPA protests. Office will handle inquiries but has no legal power on evictions or rent control.
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OPA
Avenue Q
Owens
Tenth Street
Avenue K
Robert E. Key
Key
Arm In Arm Walking Banned In Germany
FRANKFURT Germany July 6 The United States Third Army bans arm in arm walking in public to curb petting between GI soldiers and German women Stars and Stripes reports enforcement may be lax as MPs limit violations. Dependent American civilians could wear arm bands to permit walking arm in arm.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States Third Army
Soldier
Stars and Stripes
U.S Civitan
Parsley Receives Army Discharge After International Service
Charles H. Parsley son of Mr and Mrs C H Parsley of Denver City and former Lubbock residents has been discharged from the Army at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. A pre medical student at Texas Tech College Parsley plans to enroll again in September after serving with the Eighth Air Force in England and with the occupational air force in Belgium and Germany beginning March 9 1945.
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Charles Parsley
Charles H. Parsley
C. H. Parsley
Denver City
Lubbock
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Texas Technological College
Parsley
M. F. Brashear
Rosella Rushing
Army Air Forces
Texas
Nevada
Oklahoma
Eighth Air Force
England
96Th
Belgium
Germany
Occupational Air Force
Dye Bath Table Installed in Tech Textile Lab
A modern dye bath table enhances the Textile Engineering Department at Texas Technological College. L. E. Parsons notes the dyeing lab is now one of the best equipped among textile schools with a drug room stocked by dye companies and equipment including a comparascope and a small centrifuge.
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Texas Technological College
L. E. Parsons
Women urged to attend WCTU meeting in city church
All women of Lubbock are urged to attend a one hour meeting at 4 p m Tuesday in the First Methodist church auditorium to expand a local Women’s Christian Temperance Union chapter. The event is endorsed by leaders from multiple churches and organizations across the city.
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WCTU
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
C. M. Kaigler
Kaigler
Bill Roberts
City Federation of Churches
C. M. Trout
First Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
Geo. P. Kuykendall
First Christian Church
J. W. Hendryx
W.s.cs
Asbury Methodist Church
Joe Christian
The
Missionary Society
Lucile Smith
W.S.C.S
St. John’s Methodist Church
G. R. Kennedy
W.M.U
First Baptist Church
R. S. Wilkison
Chas. Ross
T. C. Gibson
F.M.S
Church of the Nazarene
R. C. Hay
B.M.U
College Avenue Baptist Church
L. L. Miller
City Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Ben D. Johnson
Women’s Bible Study
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Textile testing tools and U.S. mule population in 1946
The report describes dyed sample testing with a dyeing apparatus, a launderometer for shrinkage and washing fastness, and a fade-ometer for light fastness. It notes the U.S. farm mule population reached 3,196,000 as of January 1, 1946.
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United States
Soviets May Be Seeking Accord
J. M. Roberts Jr. reports possible Soviet drift toward an accord with the United States despite Molotov’s last minute retreat on a 21 nation peace conference. The Kremlin may refrain from pursuing ambitions over the Dardanelles and has asked Britain to press Turkey to renegotiate the Russo Turkish treaty of friendship.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Associated Press
Molotov
Russia
United States
Kremlin
Dardanelles
Turkey
Store Sales Above 1945 Levels in Texas Week
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas reports department store sales in Texas cities for the week ending June 30 rose well above a year earlier. Dallas led with a 45 percent gain, followed by San Antonio at 42 and Fort Worth at 39. Over four weeks Dallas posted a 40 percent rise, San Antonio 35 and Fort Worth 29. Houston figures were not available.
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Dallas
U.P
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Federal Reserve
Recreation Schedule In Parks Announced For Lubbock Youth
The City Recreation department releases a week long plan of activities for Lubbock children. Each day features morning treasure hunts or story telling and nature art at parks like Pioneer Wagner Carlisle Mackenzie Burns and Booker T. Washington with afternoon events including hikes picnics swimming and sack lunches.
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Lubbock
Pioneer Park
Carlisle Park
Wagner Park
Mackenzie State Park
Burns Park
Mackenzie Park Wading Pool
Booker T. Washington Park
Russia hints at shelving Dardanelles plan amid Turkish stance
Moscow signaled possible revision of its policy as Turkey warned against any Turkish ground loss. The exchange suggested no hard demand for ceding Dardanelles bases or northeastern Turkish territory. Italy’s Dodecanese colonies and broader claims appeared irrelevant if the Dardanelles program is dropped.
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Moscow
Russia
Dardanelles
Turkey
Mayors Confer On Veterans Housing In Dallas
Mayors from at least five southwestern cities will attend a regional veterans housing conference in Dallas next week. National Housing Expeditor Wilson W Wyatt will discuss the veterans emergency housing program. Dallas Mayor Woodall Rogers expects additional acceptances from other mayors including Frank Warren Topeka Otis Massey Houston Sam Caldwell Shreveport Roscoe Carmack Fort Worth and Joe Jenkins Amarillo.
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Dallas
U.P
National
Wilson W. Wyatt
Woodall Rogers
Frank Warren
Topeka
Kans
Otis Massey
Houston
Sam Caldwell
Shreveport
Roscoe Carmcke
Fort Worth
Joe Jenkins
Amarillo
Texas League of Municipalities
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