Doctors Blame Expose On City Dept Two Quit
Doctors accuse city health department of a harmful expose and two physicians resign. Focus magazine sparked a rush as 80 copies appeared at city hall and were quickly bought by staff. Weber News Agency distributed 7900 copies, showing health and diving conditions on the West Side, all snapped up. Delays due to theft fears slowed delivery to dealers across about 260 stores and newsstands.
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Bishop
Health Department
Focus
Focus Magazine
Weber News Agency
Express
Atlas News
Gynter Hotel
Gill May Be Next to Quit Health Board
Dr. W B Gill, chairman of the city health board, hinted he may resign after colleagues Drs Hairston and Celaya quit the board. He cited not wanting to leave with two members and said an impartial investigation should reveal the board’s record over 21 months of work in San Antonio. He criticized Focus for stirring strife and communistic bias.
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W. B. Gill
City Health Board
City Health Department
Drs. Hairston
FOCUS
Gultion
Roosevelt’s forthcoming message and farm bill debates
The piece outlines expected presidential remarks and competing White House camps on economy and regulation. It notes Jackson-Ickes cadre favor busting monopolies and price squeezing while Richberg advocates industry planning under the commerce department. It highlights farm bill reactions, regional splits in Kansas, price supports, and Byrnes push for government reorganization.
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Dy Traul
Hing Fes
Washington
Roosevelt
Jackson-Ickes
Donald Richberg
Riehhberg
White House
Commerce Department
Hichberg
Wassing Mags
Kansas
Fair Farm
Tornado disaster devastates Rodessa as death toll rises
In Rodessa Louisiana a violent tornado killed 22 and injured about 100. Rescue teams rushed to the wreckage using lanterns and torches while volunteers dragged debris with ambulances improvised from oil field trucks. Governor Levice ordered relief coordinated by Adj. Gen. Rodessa’s oil field town hallmarks a vast oil region spanning northwest Louisiana and northeast Texas.
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Page One
Ike
Avey
ATH
Shreveport
Vivian
Atlanta
Louisiana
Arkansas
Richard W. Levice
Adj
Raymond Fientig
Rodessa
Louis F. Guerre
Hoclesss
Wich
Texan
Bichrevenort
Gedep Parish
Texas
West Texas towns survey tornado damage and injuries
Residents of Meelton and Sherwood survey the destruction from a Texas tornado that injured nine people and damaged or demolished dozens of homes. Five buildings were demolished and windmills and water tanks were wrecked at Sherwood. A three year old child, Manuela Martinice, was treated in a San Angelo hospital about 35 miles away.
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West Texas
Mertzon
Meelton
Sherwood
Manuela Martinice
San Angelo
Tere
Ipson Firm Lends Time to Avert Pay Cuts
Detroit February 18 The Gold Bl ar Producta Bar and Restaurant Equipment company loaned time off to about 40 employees in a plan to stabilize employment. Workers normally on a four six day week shift to four day weeks with no pay cuts. Employees agreed to repay the time borrowed when business improves.
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Ipson
Detroit
Tornado Death List From Lethal Texas Storm
The Associated Press reports identified multiple tornado victims across Atlanta Texas and Shreveport areas. Names include B. E. Crowder and Mrs. Crowder, Annis Growder, Trevillan, Thatcher, Blackwell, and several others with ages ranging from infants to adults. Injuries include skull fractures, broken limbs, and head wounds among residents and funeral-home listings.
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Associates Press
Keveri
Rodessi
Storm
Atlanta
Texas
B.E. Crowder
B. E. Crowder
Annis Growder
Crowder
W.L. Young
Robert Allen ‘Trevillion
George
Clark
Laura Lee Clark
Shreveport
Benneth
L. B. Somerfield
Somerfield
Robert Jackson
James Haddock
A. UI
Jackson
Fidler
June Jackson
M. B. Stubblefield
Myre
N. B. Stubblefield
Hazel ‘Nmiay Stubblefield
Glenn Young
Antoine
W. L. Young
Noy B. Fulier
Elly Magee
Radcliffe Langston
Beatrice Perry
Frank Perry
G. M. Perry
Inez Riggs
Mount Pleasant
Eugene Richards
D. M. Richards
Gwen Polter
Albert Fuller
J. Perry
Bob Wafelt
Classified Want Ads Include Thousands in Big Sun Light
Ad listings for Friday through the weekend in the Big Suns Light papers tout profit and proper classification. Readers are urged to dial F-1231 for Rom Returnings and related notices across 433 editions.
Springtime deals lure buyers to new destination CD
Ad snippet touts “Enjoy spring” and discounted trips under a playful headline. It markets a better CD and urges buying now while prices drop. Mentions low prices and light want ads style language, with no clear dates or organizations.
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Health Board
Living Modele
Oulda Ackfield
Fleisher Yarn
Auditerten
Seroml Maan Joske
Joske's
Talon
Nile Velous
Tubbert
Swami
San Antonio
Alzos
Eodtte
Bi Borah
Charles McNary
Mallin Rea Syndicate, Inc
S. Tation
Healish
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Congress
Tne
Schenley
Sao SS
Antonio
America
Jos
Mia
Bntivs
Ers
Gota
Hsir Fon
S. Fine Co
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Sara
Schenleys
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