Long Beach Nurse to Address National TB Meeting
A Long Beach nurse will speak at the sixth annual National Tuberculosis Association meeting in Los Angeles next week. Mrs Bernardine G Clark R N M A pursing executive assistant at Los Angeles County General Hospital will discuss the role of hospital nurses in TB fight. About 2600 people expected to attend the convention running Monday through Thursday afternoon. The American Trudeau Society and National Conference of Tuberculosis Workers will also meet in the Statler Hilton and Biltmore hotels. Scientists from Long Beach will present on intracellular growth of tubercle bacilli with Dr Edwin A Broshe and Paul T Sugihara of the Long Beach VA Hospital and Dr C Richard Smith. Sen Sister Hill of Alabama will give the keynote address Monday morning.
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Long Beach
National Tuberculosis Assn
Los Angeles
Bernardine G. Clark
R.N
Los Angeles Countty General Hospital
American Trudeau Society
Association
National Conference of
Tuberculosis Workers
Statler Hilton
Biltmore
Edwin A. Broshe
Paul T. Sugihara
Lerans Administration Hospital
and & VA
C. Richard Smith
Sister Hill
Alabama
Mississippi River Fuel denies MoPac takeover rumors
William C. Marbury, chairman of Mississippi River Fuel Corp., denied after MoPac’s annual stockholders meeting that his firm is seeking to gain control of Missouri Pacific Railroad by purchasing stock. He said it isn’t in their mind and hasn’t been discussed.
Daisy Mountain Feud Flaring Amid Firearty Attacks
DAISY Tennessee officers fear the Daisy Mountain feud between the Harris and Parker clans may be flaring again after a recent shooting injures Charley Harden and wounds his wife near the railroad depot. The Harden home had burned weeks earlier, and the Parker family links trace back to an 1950 killing in the long feud that has claimed several lives since 1948.
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Daisy, Tenn
UPI
Daisy Mountain
Charley Harden
Harden
Chattanooga
John Landgraft
Theodore
Pap) Parker
Ethel
Parker
Harris
Gunss
Willie Lee Harris
Alfred
Ted
Pap Parker
Woods
Fire kills blind woman and nephew in rooming house
An elderly blind woman Mrs. Katherine Driscoll age 67 and her nephew John Gunning age 57 died Wednesday after flames swept through a four story brick rooming house. The blaze tore through the building leaving authorities to probe the cause and circumstances.
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Bolton
Katherine Driscoll
John Gunning
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