Fast Driver Is Fined $150
Paul C. Hogue twenty two of Tempe paid a one hundred fifty dollar fine after pleading guilty in City Court to reckless driving. His car struck and seriously injured Patricia Farley seventeen as she crossed Van Buren Street near seventeenth. Farley suffered a broken leg and chest injuries and was reported improving at St Monica's Hospital. Officers said Hogue was racing with another motorist and he admitted driving very fast.
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Planning Officials To Hear Mocine In Cleveland Panel
A panel at the American Society of Planning Officials conference in Cleveland Ohio October 10 to 12 will include Cor win R Mocine Phoenix planning director designated as chair. He will attend before assuming Berkeley California planning director post with resignation effective October 8. Officials say Mocine’s inclusion signals nationwide recognition of Phoenix City Planning Commission work.
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Mocine
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Macine
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Gland Health Influences Skin Conditions in Medical Overview
Article explains how internal secretion glands affect skin health. Addison disease skin discoloration, acne linked to sex glands during maturation, estrogen changes, parathyroid and thyroid impacts on skin. Pituitary disorders alter skin folds, hair, and coloration. pregnancy can cause facial and breast changes along with itching and rashes.
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Herman Bundesen
Infant disorders clear after birth seek gland extract treatment
Both of these disorders clear up after the baby is born. Persons who have skin eruptions of these types should consult a physician concerning treatment with the proper gland extracts.
Traffic deaths reach 19,290 in eight months
The National Safety Council reports 19,290 national traffic deaths from January through August 1949, a 2 percent drop from the same period in 1948. August alone accounted for 2,750 fatalities, 100 fewer than July and 8 percent below August 1948.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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