Disease in Men Elevates Skin Infections Says Dermatologist
Dr Francis E Senear a Chicago dermatologist notes seven of every 20 men suffer eczematoid skin infection or wiblete's foot. He spoke at the International Post-Graduate Medical Assembly in South Texas noting fungi infections rising and spreading through shower baths pools and beaches. Treatments include parasitizides sulphur preparations and weak sulphur solutions.
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Wiblete
Francis E. Senear
University of Minoi
Chicago
International Post-Graduate Medical Assembly of
South Texas
Bays
Night visitors at Greenwich Observatory spark star photos
A group of men welcomed Lordon at Greenwich Observatory where staff, since the war began, have captured exceptional photographs of stars under peaceful city lighting.
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Lo —Bone
Doctors Hear Seases of Turess Convention Opens Talks
The Southwest Texas International Post-Graduate Medical Association entered its second day as Dr Francis L Senear of the University of Illinois Chicago spoke on Mycotic Infections of the Skin at 9 am The program continued with Dr Paul B Magnuson of Northwestern University Surgery discussing topics in dermatology and surgery.
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Southwest Texas International Post- Graduate Missical Association
Francis £. Senear
University of Miinois College of Medicine
Chilengo
Senenr
Paul B. Magnusson
Northwestern University Medical Chool
Chicago
Rainmaker Miss Lillie Sloat Delays Valley Fair Opening
Harlingen reports light cold snap delays mid winter fair opening after Miss Lillie Sloat of Mississippi took credit for a preceding shower. Observers blame weather for frost damage to fruit and crops rather than interference with organizers.
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Harlingen
Vailey
Lillie Sloat
Mississippi
Miss Stoat
Woman Struck by Police Car Injures Local Resident
A pedestrian, Miss Marit Garza of 41333 South Santa Rosa Avenue, was struck by a police patrol car driven by Officer Charles Barrera on Matamoras Street. She sustained bruises and received a statement releasing the city from further action.
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Charles Barrera
Marit Garza
Santa Rosa Avenue
Miss Garza
Matamoras Street
Simick
Officer Barrera
Forty Ships Added to Merchant Marine in 1933
New York June 24 UNSI Forty seagoing ships were added to the United States merchant marine in 1933 under the merchant marine act and US maritime commission. The year saw 40 vessels totaling 1 835 200 tons launched as part of the program. Doctors from San Antonio led six luncheon groups with discussions at the convention on cancer, blood pressure, diabetes, embryonal cell growth, and intravenous therapy.
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New York
United States Merchant Marine
National Council of American Shipbuilders
Maritime Commission
John S. Lundy
Mayoclinic
Rochester
Minn
James Borchey
Ase
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Haltimore
Elliott P. Jost Af Boston
Harvard Medical School
Lawrence T. Smith
Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Reed Mersing
Imerican
San Antonio
W. J. Gade
BP. N. Haggerd
5. P. Moore
J. M. Venable
E. D. Dumas
J. A. Nunn
Parking Troubles Involved A Man Identified As C
A man identified only as C. Sims appeared in Corporation court on Wednesday over parking offenses. He paid a $14 fine for parking his automobile in a veto and a nickel fee for a second offense but argued his car was parked under three minutes. Judge Temple Calhoun found the second offense guilty after considering a payment during the first offense and a later unrelated ticket.
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C. 5 Sims
Corporation Court
Audge Temple Calhoun
Kaile
National Bank of Commerce
Arkey Street
Andee Galhoun
Tad Heert
Brain Surgery's Scope Limitless
Dr Roland M Klemme of St. Louis told the International Post-Graduate Medical assembly that two brain operations offer transformative potential. He cited 79 face shaking procedures since 1937 with no eye or facial paralysis complications and predicted further publication of a second technique.
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Roland M. Klemme
St. Louis
Pr. Klemmme
Breastfeeding Urged By Pediatrician At Medical Assembly
Dr Bernards Denver of Mount Sinai, New York City, urged more mothers to breastfeed to reduce infant diseases while speaking at the International First Graduate Medical Assembly in the Gunter hotel. He warned against early weaning and emphasized three months as crucial for infant health.
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Ross Golden
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
Arthur W. Allen
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Lernard Denzer
Junet
Mount Sinai Hospital
D. C
Cleveland Clinic
Cleve- Ir
Edward Churchill
Harvard Medical School
Louis H. Clerf
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Paul B. Maghuson
L. W. Smith
E. F. Lyon Jr
Max Johnson
R. E. Scout
San Antonio
James Bordheyal
Bernards Denver
Mount Sinai's Hospital
New York City
Denver
International Fast Graduate Medical Assembly
Gunter Hotel
Siler
Law Discussed for Produce Dealers
William Wlanchet assistant city attorney Wednesday re drafted a proposed ordinance aimed at repurating poultry eye dealers. Dealers conferred with city officials Tuesday afternoon, suggesting several changes to the measure.
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William Wlanchet
Dewey in Maine as he tours New England
Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential hopeful, moved into Maine and New England with a criticism of New Deal policies. He told a Boston mass meeting that administration policies have prevented nine million Americans from finding work and accused the administration of maladministration and unbridled spending.
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Boston
Thomas E. Dewey
Maine
New England
New York
New Drat
School Enrollment Rises to 1415 in San Antonio System
San Antonio public schools opened the second semester with enrollment of 1415 students, per J T Shea school board statistics. Current total enrollment is 38597 with 22778 in elementary groups, 9244 in junior schools, and 7935 in senior high schools.
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San Antonio
Treasury position shows large year over year gaps
Treasury data for January 22 compares receipts and expenditures with the prior year. Receipts total $17,427,709 versus $16,732,129. expenditures total $36,269,542 versus $39,910,363. net balance $2,343,958,667 versus $2,941,407,921.
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Treasury
Washington
UPI
The
Insulin Use Emphasized By Joslin At Medical Assembly
Dr. Elliott Joslin, Harvard Medical School professor emeritus, told 400 doctors at the Southwest Texas International Post-Graduate Medical Assembly that insulin treatment is the most important factor in extending diabetic life. He noted a 1940 diabetes diagnosis could yield about four times the lifespan of a patient in 1815 and discussed regional death rate differences in the South.
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Elliott P. Joslin
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Southwest Texas International Post-Graduate Medical Assembly
Joslin
He Hates Music Now He'll Face It
Robert S. Garcia, 38, was held by liquor board officers after allegedly misrepresenting himself as a liquor agent at the 10 bar on North Alamo Street. He and two companions were seated when he turned off the phonograph. workers objected and Garcia claimed he was a board agent. Police called agent W. T. Tucker who investigated.
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Liquor Board
Lquor
Gus Brown
Garcia
North Alamo Alrvet
Brown
W. T.tucker
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