Panhandle Medical Society Meeting In Lubbock
The Panhandle Medical Society holds a two day meeting in Lubbock with four sections including obstetrics gynecology eye ear nose throat and surgery. Noted speakers from Lubbock Amarillo Dallas and St Louis discuss cardiac arrhythmia arthritic management lupus orbital implants prenatal care and gastric procedures.
Mother of five seeks to adopt doorstep twin girls
Denver mother of five, Mrs. Cora Perez, 25, hopes to adopt two abandoned baby girls found in a blanket at her doorstep. The twins, four to five days old, are in Denver General Hospital with diarrhea. Perez and her husband Moses, a railroad foreman, say they can provide a home despite shortages and costs.
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Herstep
Perezes
Moses
Denver General Hospital
Former State Secretary Hull Observes His 77th Birthday
Cordell Hull celebrated his 77th birthday in Maryland with an hour long drive with Mrs. Hull. He appeared in good health despite lingering illness since his 1944 collapse and spends time under care at the Naval Medical Center, while reaffirming faith in peaceful co existence with Russia.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
United Nations
Russia
Hull
Maryland
Naval Medical Center
Medical meeting in Lubbock on colon rectal topics
Dr J Rowe of Southwestern Medical School Dallas discusses Management of Obstructive Lesions of the Colon and Rectum with Dr John Hogan Big Spring set to lead. Panhandle District Medical Society officers include Dr C E High Pampa president Dr H H Larson councilor and Dr Kenneth Flamm secretary. A dinner dance and entertainment is planned for 7 30 pm Tuesday in the main ballroom of Lubbock Hotel for attending doctors and their wives with golfing at Lubbock Country Club available to visitors.
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Lubbock
Pine Room
P. W. Malone
Big Spring
Weldon O. Murphey
Amarillo
George H. Wood, Jr
George S. McReynolds
University of Texas School of Medicine
James T. Hall
Paul W. Miles
Department of Ophthalmology
Washington University
St. Louis
C. E. High
Pampa
Frank B. Duncan
Ben B. Hutchinson
University of Texas Medical School
Galveston
Ralph B. Payne
Olan Key
Orville N. Hooker
Allen T. Stewart
William F. Guerriero
Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Clarence Mast
Herman L. Gardner
Baylor Medical School
Houston
M. M. Ewing
Robert J. Rowe
Joe Harris
D. D. Cross
Samuel D. Weaver
A. B. Goldston
E. L. Dye
Plainview
Baylor Medical
Ert
J. Rowe
John Hogan
Panhandle
Lubbock Country Club
FCC ruling on religious programs sparks Rep. Rees criticism
Rep. Rees of Kansas denounces the FCC decision requiring time for atheists on radio religious programs as dangerous and ambivalent. He argues government broadcasting rules should not allow slander against religious beliefs and urges clarification of the policy. He warns left wing voices cannot enter the field without public outrage.
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Washington
Rees
Federal Communications Commission
House Civil Service Committee
FCC
United States
Funeral services set for Mrs. W. G. Jenkins Slaton
Slaton Oct 2. Special funeral services for Mrs. W G Jenkins 64 who died Friday in Mercy hospital will be held at 3 30 p m Sunday at Staton Church of Christ with Rev Loyd Mover officiating. Burial in Inglewood cemetery. Survivors include husband two sons six daughters and two brothers.
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W. G. Jenkins
Mercy Hospital
Staton Church of Christ
Loyd Mover
Inglewood
Williams Funeral Home
Myron W Jenkins
Wolfforth
Willis Jenkins
Salt Lake City
Mary Sue Lee
Pomona
Calif
Carlene Hunter
San Benito
Flora Fulp
Wyaconda
LaVerne Dye
Lubbock
Thelma Lee
Sliton
Ruth MecCoy
South Korean Police Killed or Missing in Island Fight
Reports from Cheju Island say ten police officers killed or missing after a fighting clash with Communist guerrillas. Guerrillas burned a village leaving 309 residents homeless as reinforcements of 600 police move toward the island.
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Seoul
Korea
Cheejudo
T He I&lane
Scout Meeting Scheduled Here
A council wide Cub leaders pow wow will be conducted from 3 to 9 p m Tuesday at the First Presbyterian church by the South Plains council of Boy Scouts of America attracting about 100 to 125 Cub leaders. Dr C C Schmidt council Cub commissioner will preside at general assemblies with all Cub packs in the 20 county council invited to send four delegates each.
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First Presbyterian Church
South Plains
Ats
W. R. Postma
Councl
Sam Hood
Lubbock
Arnold Weed
M. E. West
Bouquet
Garnet Reeves
Max Garrett
Schmidt
Navajo girl halted from Texas trip over Jim Crow segregation
Florence Iva Begay, a Flagstaff high school honor student chosen for a four year Sarah Lawrence College scholarship, turned back en route to New York after being forced to sit at the rear of a Jim Crow bus near Amarillo Texas. Oliver La Farge and D Keon Taylor condemned the incident as a "piece of stupidity" and noted Begay had never traveled far from her reservation before this trip.
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New York
Texas’ Panhandle
Arizona
Florence Iva Begay
Flagstaff
Ariz
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
N. Y
Bureau of Indian Affairs
la Farge
Texas
Amarillo
la Forge
Ia Uke la Forge
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