Dr Paul Herron gains national recognition in medical forum
Spokane pediatrician Dr Paul Herron son of Mr and Mrs JD Herron heads to Chicago for official duties at a university alumni conference Then he speaks at the American Medical Association 85th annual convention in Cleveland June 11 to 15 presenting research on artificial feeding and infant morbidity Herron who supervised 15000 child examinations in a Rush Medical Institute study is noted as the pediatrician for the Spokane Medical clinic Also included is a report on the PD A V Auxiliary June meeting and local Roswell news items.
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Paul Herron
Chicago
Spokane
Pr Ae
University of Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
American Medical Association
Herryn
Clifford G. Grube
Rush Medical College
Hayworth N. Sanford
Roswell
Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone Park
New Mexico Transportation Company
Raymond McCutchen
Paul McCutchen
Marie Baldy
Elizabeth Garrett
Inez Jones
Ann Rogers
Charlotte St. John
Laurena Peck
Prentuptial Tea Honors Miss Juanita Myers
Mrs. P V Thorson hosted a Bonoth Class tea at 111 North Missouri Avenue in honor of Miss Juanita Myers ahead of her upcoming marriage to Earl E Martin. Guests included Margaret Smith Catherine Daniel Sybil Peed Idell Curtis Lois Avery Willa Gray Vella Mae Knox Florence Elliott and the hostess.
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P. V. Thorson
First Baptist Church
North
Missouri Avenue
Juanita Myers
Earl E. Martin
Miss Myers
Margaret Smith
Catherine Daniel
Sybil Peed
Idell Curtis
Lois Avery
Willa Gray
Vella Mae Knox
Florence Elliott
P. V. Therson
Anti Strikes Gain Ground In Steel Workers Vote
In Indiana Harbor Indiana Inland Steel workers report 90 percent oppose a strike. similar anti strike stands cited at Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania mills. Amalgamated executives call the votes non representative and farcical while talks in Pittsburgh seek a final decision on strike action. Also notes maritime policy talks and a three man board mediation plan not slated for presentation at Pittsburgh convention.
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Workmen’s Council of Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Illinois, Ohio
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated
Pittsburgh
Maritime Workers
Pacific
Steubenville
Michael F. Tighe
Steel Workers’ Union
Death Toll Rising After Mountain Floods in Central America
Heavy rains lashed the region for nine days as floods and landslides devastated towns in Honduras and El Salvador. Ocotepeque was wiped out with 500 dead, while overall deaths could reach 1,000. Damaged plantations, bridges, and rail sections spread ruin. an American flyer described survivors as famished and amid corpses, with only the church standing.
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Kacajulla
Honduras
Ocotepeque
Guatemala
el Salvador
Tampico
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Observatory
Shelton
Williams Family Plans Arkansas and Minnesota Trip
Mrs Ed J Williams and two daughters Dorothy and Mary depart tomorrow for a motor tour visiting points in Arkansas and Minneapolis to see son and brother Edward Williams and his sister Nell Williams Mrs hk F Fields Jr. and her husband Mr Fields Jr. Nell Fields Captain and Mrs Robert R Brown returned from a short stay at a Ruidoso cabin hosting Institute finals guests the Hill Campbells of Gainesville Texas.
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Ed J. Williams
Dorothy
Mary
Arkansas
Minneapolis
Edward Williams
Hk. F. Fields Jr
Nell Williams
Robert R. Brown
Hill Campbells
Gainesville
Texas
Garden Tea At Lodewick Home Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Stanley W. Lodewick and Mrs. J. Walden Bassett will entertain Sunday afternoon at the Lodewick home at 305 North Missouri Avenue with a garden tea from four to six o'clock.
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Stanley W. Lodewick
J. Walden Bassett
Lodewick
North
Missouri Avenue
Local social notes preview evening gatherings in Artesia
Mrs Walter Gil joins Misses Edith Geyer Nelle Mason Annie Snorf Lucy Lea and Joyce Hunter for a Artesia tonight picnic with Miss Grace Shearman now with Artesia J C Penney. The Chums Society meets at Louise Lydas home at 7 30 pm. The Clover Leaf Club gathers at 2 30 pm tomorrow at Mrs C E McKegs home.
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Walter Gil
Edith Geyer
Nelle G. Mason
Annie L. Snorf
Lucy Lea
Joyce Hunter
Artesia
Grace Shearman
Artesia J. C. Penney Company
Dodd Elizey Marriage Occurred June Eighth
Roswell relatives report the wedding of Miss Mary E. Dodd and Berry V. Elizey on June eighth at the San Carlos Hotel in Phoenix Arizona. The couple will travel to Long Beach California for a time and then visit other west coast points. Mary E. Dodd has been director of Home Economics at Junior High and Elizey is a Continental Oil Roswell agent and Rotary Club member. They will reside at 602 North Missouri Avenue upon returning.
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Roswell
San Carlos
Phoenix
Arizona
Berry V. Elizey
Mies
Mary E. Dodd
Continental Oil Company
Rotary Club
Elizey
North
Missouri Avenue
California
Birthday Surprise Party for Miss Juanita Young
A late evening birthday surprise picnic honored Juanita Young on her nineteenth birthday hosted by Mr and Mrs J J Young. A baseball game preceded sandwiches ice cream and cake with Fern Rapp Lolita Young Marion Young John Crowder Wayne Rapp Mr Rapp Mrs Alter and Mr and Mrs Young among the guests.
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Juanita Young
J. J. Young
Fern Rapp
Lolita Young
Marion Young
John Crowder
Wayne Rapp
Rapp
Alter
Plan submitted to Amalgamated workers by NRA head
Hugh S. Johnson the NRA administrator sent a plan to operators and representatives of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. Tighe said the plan had not yet been considered by the Amalgamated's executive board.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Tighe
Amalgamated
Healthier Trade Seen From New Tariff Policy
Washington reports the White House foresees healthier trade growing from the country’s new tariff policy as of June 13. The AP notes the administration expects improved imports and exports under the tariff plan.
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White House
HOPE
Washington
Roosevelt Signs Law Opening Tariff Bargains with Nations
The president gains power to negotiate reciprocal trade treaties without congressional consent. Tariff changes are limited to 50 percent. Twenty seven nations have signaled interest, with Colombia awaiting ratification and Cuba near completion.
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Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Colombia
Cuba
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