Houston Hospital Full Up Due to Nurse Shortage
A Houston hospital raised a full up sign on polio cases Wednesday amid a nurse shortage. Seven new city cases raised the year's total treated there to 527. Hermann and Jefferson Davis Hospitals appealed for more nurses. Texaswide, 296 new cases last week set a record, bringing the annual total to 1,605 with 52 deaths this year.
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Skyrocket crafs past limits at Muroc test flight
Bridgeman lands a jet rocket plane at 160 mph without power after a 11 to 16 minute flight from B-29 release at Muroc Dry Lake. He notes sonic barrier not a problem and discusses future high speed flight potential while highlighting existing records.
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Names linked to political inquiry surface in Silver City page
Continued from page one notes names connected to the Kefauver inquiry: Ray of Tularosa, State Sen. Claud Gamble of Clovis, Joseph E. Gant Jr. of Carlsbad, Russell Seaborn Collins of Las Cruces, Arthur Jones of Portales. Uncommitted or unavailable for comment include Dennis Chavez, J. J. Dempsey, Filo Sedillo, Barney Cruz, F. J.
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Man Pleads Guilty Of Baking in Cash As Wife of Airman
A 36 year old man pled guilty to collecting a dependent's allowance for over a year while posing as the wife of an Air Force sergeant. FBI says George Marlino Sanchez of Honolulu lived near bases in New Mexico Texas and California while impersonating S Sgt Ronald M Carpenter who has been arrested in California on similar charges.
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American Fliers Shoot Down One of Top Communist Pilots
A Korean air war report says U S fliers downed a leading Communist jet ace amid three dogfights with MIGs. Capt Arthur H McCarthy, from Dearborn Michigan, claimed a MIG. Navy leaders arrived in Seoul to inspect operations and discuss faster carrier jets.
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Plan Changes to Border Patrol Near Rio Grande
SAN ANTONIO immigration chief says a previously announced strategic withdrawal plan to push patrols to a line from Laredo to Kingsville is scrapped. A new system will surge forces at Hebronville Kingsville and Falfurrias with 60 recruits trucks and vehicles to target crossings near Hidalgo and Edinburg amid reports of increased illegal entry.
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Continental Express Loads Show Increase at Roswell
Continental Express pounds boarded on Continental Air Lines flights at Roswell rose 12.2 percent in the first five months of 1952 versus 1951 based on H. H. Atkinson remarks. Mail pounds rose 18 percent from 10,889 to 12,853. Express pounds increased from 1,110 to 1,245 and freight revenue climbed 74.4 percent.
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Doan's Pills Offer Relief For Kidney Aches
When kidney function slows down, people report backache headaches dizziness and low energy. Stress overexertion or cold exposure can cause nightly waking and frequent urination. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years, help flush waste from kidneys.
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Trio of Seniors Seek Amarillo Tourney Places
In the 18th Tri-State Senior Golf Tournament in Amarillo three New Mexicans vie for the second place championship flight. George Hale and Ray McDonald of Albuquerque and Harry Althaus of Ft. Bayard won their first-round matches. Hale defeated A L Schrock, McDonald beat Mark Heath, and Althaus defeated Jack Robinson. Hale then faced Althaus, while McDonald met G E Stolnbarger of Amarillo who beat Roy Cooper 11 up.
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Start Sunday Classifieds Lead With Record Want Ads
Sunday edition runs lead line for record bound want ads promising results. Readers are invited to place short listings for buying selling and job notices with sharp contact details and pricing in the local classified section.
Elliott Sets up Sheet Metal Shop
John H. Elliott, a well known city figure, opens a sheet metal shop at 111 East Tilden. Former Mabie Lowrey Hardware Co. employee, he left for defense construction in World War I and later ran shops at Carlsbad and Portales. He is active in Masonic orders and the Elks lodge.
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Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Co
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Frustrated Writer Faces Rejection Over Life Theory
A former Northwestern University student named Peaks faced ongoing frustration after a scientific paper titled Applied Electronics to Medicine in the Aim to Prolong Life was rejected by a group. The piece continues from page one, highlighting disputes over the theory.
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Sanitarian Shortage Hurts County Food Inspections
Serious charges reveal Stribling failed to check local eating places. Bureau of Revenue inspectors, seeking permits, faced anger from owners claiming no recent inspections. Chaves County has about 257 food handling establishments. a official noted the highest monthly inspections by Stribling were 79, making full coverage in one month impossible. County commissioners and city officials plan to hire an extra sanitation worker.
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