PTA Members To Assist In Tuberculin Testing Program
Lubbock County Tuberculosis association launches annual tuberculin testing in city schools starting Monday for all first and sixth graders with parental consent. Nurses, PTA members, and welfare staff will apply plasto tests. positive reactions prompt chest X-rays and further action. Test readings and re-tests will be conducted over 48 hours as doctors interpret results.
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Association
Virginia Greenwaldt
PTA
Parent-Teachers Association
B. R. Clanton
The
Tuberculosis Association
6666 Persons Take X Ray Tests Here
A mobile X ray unit from the Texas State Health department conducted eight days of free X rays in downtown Lubbock, totaling 6,666 people. An additional 2,395 Texas Teen students were X rayed on campus. After closing here, the unit will resume Tuesday at the Southwestern Public Service building in Slaton.
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Lubbock
Mobile
Texas State Health Department
Texas
Southwestern Public Service
Slaton
Curbs on House Sales to Be Studied at Builders Conference
Houston reports the National Association of Home Builders will study recent government curbs on house sales at its fall conference. The meeting agenda includes a review by the board of directors.
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Houston
National Association of Home Builders Board of Director
Rites Set Today For Terry County Pioneer
Rites for R D Shewmake Jr 67 year old farmer fatally injured in a tractor combine accident on H R Winston farm southeast of Brownfield will be held at 4 pm Sunday at Crescent Hill Church of Christ Jimmy Wood minister will officiate Burial will be in Terry County Memorial cemetery under Brownfield Funeral name direction Survivors include three sons R D Jr Winford James V Shewmake three daughters Jeannette Roller Betty Jo Meloncon and Montie Dale Chatelain and two brothers Amos and Bill Shewmake His wife died in 1927
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Brownfield
R. D. Shewmake, Jr
H. R. Winston
Crescent Hill Church
Shewmake
Winston
Treadaway-Daniel Hospital
Lindsay
Oklo
Winford
Tech
James V. Shewmake
San Antonio
Jeannette Roller
Bradley
Okla
Betty Jo Meloncon
Montie Dale Chatelain
Lafayette
Amos Shewmake
Big Spring
Bill Shewmake
Los Angeles
Deep Wildcats Slated In Hale County Drilling
Two Ellenburger wildcats are set to start in southeast Hale county as Ray A. Albaugh of Midland plans two 10 000 foot tests in a 7260 acre lease. No. 1 Mrs Clara Hormell lies near Plainview with Mabee Drilling contracted to begin material moves this week and drilling soon. No. 1 W H Burton lies 10 miles south of Plainview with its drilling contract to be awarded this week and operations to start shortly. The lease block includes multiple sections across D-7 and surrounding townships.
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Hale County
Ray A. Albaugh
Midland
Clara Hormell
Plainview
El&rr Survey
Mabee Drilling Company of Midland
Hormell
W. H. Burton
Burton
Pioneer Day Speaker in Gaines County Program
Special D- Boyce House humorist and news paper columnist will speak at 3 p m October 21 during Pioneer days at Gaines county fairgrounds after the Gaines County Pioneers association meeting. House is known for ten books nine about Texas and is director of publicity for the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock show. He has edited newspapers in Ranger Cisco and Eastland and contributed to The Saturday Evening Post. Life magazine called him Texas No 1 Booster.
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Seminole
Boyce House
Gaines County
Fairgrounds
Eastland
Saturday Evening Post
Life Magazine
Texas
New Blood-Antibiotic Method Aids Atom Ray Victims
At Chicago the AABB and University of Chicago researchers report that combining whole blood transfusions with antibiotics like aureomycin saves animals exposed to 50 percent higher atomic ray doses than usually lethal. The plan requires large blood reserves for an A bomb attack, with 1,250,000 units needed the first day and millions more after. Civil defense and medical groups debate walking blood banks versus traditional stocks.
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Robert N. Schwartz
INS
Chicago
American Association of Blood Banks
J. Garrett Allen
University of Chicago
Allen
Civil Defense
AABB
The
American Medical Associa
Wayland Student Speaks On Favorite You Can Heal
Wayland College student Bob Bratcher showed Hawaii trip pictures at Idalou Civic and Culture Club. He displayed island souvenirs and spoke to eighteen members and guests as hostesses named.
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Idalou
Bob Bratcher
Wayland
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Civic and Culture Club
Floyd Whitney
Earl Yarbrough
Ottis Isom
Monroe DeBusk
Bruce Isom
Eugene Becknell
Roy Langford
Hubert Searsy
Donald Bledsoe
Sid Capshaw
Charles Gates
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Robbie McLean
Eva H. Ford
Laura Nell Guthrie
Bennie Sanford
Tom Cannon
J. H. Martin
Ouida Adams
Terry County
Deep Wildcats
Hale
C. I. Grimes
Texas Employment Commission
James Foy
Herbert L. King
G. L. Alkire
Amicable Life Insurance Company
A. B. Culp
Clyde Gordon
Finis W. Holcomb
B. F. Jarvis
T. N. Lucas
Ben C. Ray
Elizabeth R. Thompson
C. J. Robertson
Ralph Weise
Charles G. Wendt
C. E. Willard
A. G. Williams
O. E. Williamson
F. M. Butler
L. B. Chunn
C. B. Harder, F. A. Hart and
J. S. Hoskins
Tion
U.S. Public Health Service
Ernest Witebsky
Buffalo
N. Y
Mission Orange Bottling CO
D. C. Casey
America
Mission Orange
South Plains
Tles
Invig
California
Darrell Gibson
H. L
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