Daddy Flowers Makes Progress At Detroit Hospital
A letter from Detroit reports that Daddy Flowers, superintendent of the Louisiana artist Children's home of Monroe, is gaining physical strength. He can now walk around his room and hopes to take short walks outside soon, a Christmas-time cheer for local friends.
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Detroit
Mich
F. C. Flowes
Louisiana Artist Children's Home
Monroe
Flowers
Etroit
Three Autos Figure In Accident On Calhoun Road
Three autos were involved in a collision on Calhoun road about 12 miles from Monroe last night at 7 p m. Two vehicles from Shreveport and one from Texas were wrecked but no injuries were reported. Deputies Mitchell and Line assisted, directing traffic with flash lights until the scene was secured.
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Shreveport
Texas
Calhoun
Monroe
Clyde Mitchell
Frankline
Sheriff's Force
Twenty Mile Ski Run Made Possible by Zugspitze Tunnel
A twenty mile ski trip down a mountain side was enabled by a shaft through the Zugspitze summit. Ski fans suggest extending access from the Plattfern er plateau south of the peak to Garmisch Partenkirchen for a long downhill run.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Zugspitze
Germany
Plattferner
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Radio medical aid aids mariners at sea via public health service
The U S Public Health Service uses radio and radiograms to guide medical care for sailors hundreds of miles offshore. Nine hospitals operate relief stations with free messages, prescriptions, and first aid guidance, aided by ship crews and shore hospitals.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Hugh S. Cumming
Alexander R. George
Associated Press
Washington
Sec
United States
Publc Wealth Service
Merchant Marine
Public Health Service
Vancouver
San Francisco
Oregon
Eureka
Calif
The
Public Health Service Treat
Ten Women Licensed Drivers Of New Yorks Cruising Cabs
Ten women in New York are registered as licensed cab drivers. The piece profiles Jeanette Wing among the ten, noting female chauffeurs ready to operate taxis and interact with customers and radio dispatch.
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New York
Jeanette Wing
The
Women taxi drivers face same tests and bonds as men
Police state that since 1914 when the first woman driver applied for a license the field has crowded. Women must pass the same tests and post the same bond and face the same penalties for violations as male drivers.
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