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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1949

Page

3

Planting Time Is Not Far Away By JAN FULLER WALD

Seed planting should start late in September through November for bulbs and annuals from Christmas to May. Buy good seed in separate colors when possible and sow where flowers will grow to avoid transplant shock. Harden early sowings with protection, and use flats or seed beds to control sun and moisture. Prepare soil with deep watering, disinfect if disease risk exists, and plant seeds with proper spacing. Mulching and shade aid growth. transplant on cloudy days and water well to reduce shock.

Medical Class High Forecast In AMA Report

In Chicago on September 2 1952 the AMA reported the smallest physician graduation in 10 years from AMA approved schools in June 1952. A record enrollment of about 6900 freshman medical students is expected in 1953 across 71 schools, after 5094 graduates the previous June. The shortage is blamed on no premedical deferments during the last year of World War II.

Chicago AMA United States

Air Force Pilot Drowns Off Japan

Air Force pilot Herman F. Byerly of Buffalo drowned when his fighter jet crashed into Ashiya Bay off Kyushu on Monday. Engine failure was blamed and his body was recovered. Mrs. Byerly and two daughters reside at Itazuke Air Force Base. he was the son of Mrs. Clara Byerly of Buffalo.

Tokyo Herman F. Byerly Buffalo N. Y Ashiya Bay Kyushu Far East Air Force Byerly Itazuke Air Force Base Clara Byerly

State Traffic Deaths Down in Arizona August report

Arizona's August traffic fatalities totaled 24, one fewer than the same period in 1948, per the Traffic Safety Division of the Arizona Highway Patrol. Through this year 160 deaths compare with 190 by Sept 1 last year, placing Arizona fourth among states in percentage reduction. Greenlee County has had no 1949 fatalities. Maricopa leads with 59, followed by Pima.

Arizona Arizona Highway Patrol Idaho Maine Oregon Nebraska Greenlee County Maricopa Pima

Restaurant Class Planned for Phoenix Tech Fall Term

Improved restaurant service is the object of a course offered for restaurant owners and operators at Phoenix Technical School during the Fall term. The class will cover restaurant management, nutrition, psychology, food courses, and safety as refresher and preview topics to prep managers for employer studies later this year. An advisory committee with labor and management representatives will help prepare outlines and disseminate current requirements.

Phoenix Technical School Don Baldwin O. K. Ng Carl Muecke

Adrecol Marked For Asthma Relief Now In Stores

An advertisement announces ADRECOL for asthmatic relief, offering 1 percent epinephrine solution in a nebulizer. Priced at four dollars per ounce, the ad invites readers to write Box 1T Republic and Gazette for a free sample.

Republic and Gazette

Bad Bill Suspects Held In San Diego

Federal authorities in San Diego hold two suspects for passing bogus ten dollar bills in Phoenix. Carl Schiros, an ice cream merchant, and Geraldine Rose Merphern, a waitress, were linked to the scheme. Merphern said she was paid $55 by a mob for 41 bad bills used locally and in Phoenix. Schiros claimed innocence. Bond was set at $7,500. preliminary hearing slated for Sept. 15.

San Diego Calif Phoenix Carl Schiros Geraldine Rose Merphern Miss Merphern Schiros U. S

Eskimos Receive Aid in Tuberculosis Campaign

A campaign to stamp out a high incidence of tuberculosis among Eskimos began in Edmonton with eight patients flown from the far north for hospital treatment. The effort aims to provide medical care and curb disease spread among Arctic communities.

Edmonton Alta

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