Vaccine sprayed in nose to combat common cold at AMA meet
At the American Medical Association convention Dr Theodore H Walsh of St Louis reported a nose spray vaccine shows promise in preventing colds. In eight years 74 percent of observed patients remained cold free after treatment, with 10 percent showing marked improvement and 16 percent no benefit. The method aims to build nasal tissue immunity using bacteria from the nasopharynx, proteins in blood, and tissue defenses to stop invading germs.
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Cleveland
American Medical Association
Walsh
Ihot
Bobbitt Chosen to Lead Johnson Senate Campaign
Robert Lee Bobbitt, a member of the state highway commission, was named Bexar county campaign manager for Lyndon B. Johnson's U S Senate bid. Campaign HQ opened at 128 Broadway with Ben Barney in charge. A J Wirtz, former under secretary of the interior, arrived in San Antonio on Thursday to meet local workers.
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Robert Lee Bopvltt
State Highway Commisssion
Bexar County
Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Senate
C. 128
Broadway
Ben Barney
San Antonio
A. J. Wirtz
Interior
Johnson
Ban Antonio
General Depot Names New Commander Porter Assigned
The War Department issued orders appointing Col. John A. Porter as commanding officer of the San Antonio General Depot. For years Lieut. Gen. H. J. Brees led the depot, while Porter previously served as executive officer and has now taken command.
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John A. Porter
San Antonio General Depot
War Department
H. J. Brees
Porter
Washington Debates War Property Seizure Bill Revisions
Washington leaders signaled no passage of the current war department property seizure bill and favored new legislation. Senate leaders planned a parallel review of Connally’s proposal to empower government to take over defense plants obstructed by labor or other causes.
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War Department
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Bynes
Congress
Senate
Reynolds
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Benator Connally
D.-Texas
Pleikes
Pioneer auto designer Louis Chevrolet dies in Detroit
Louis Chevrolet prominent auto designer and racing driver dies at his Detroit home. Born in Switzerland on December 25, 1818 he set a 126 second one mile world record in 1905 at Thorpehead Bay New York. He helped create the first Chevrolet in 1911 with William C Durant. the company joined General Motors in 1915. Burial planned in Indianapolis Tuesday.
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Louis Chevrolet
Planter Motorcar de Signer
Chevrolet
Switzerland
Fiat
Thorpehead Bay
New York
William C. Durant
Chevrolet Company
General Motors Corporation
Gherraid
Shhutz Automobille Company
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Girl Seeks Nap in Empty Home
A Corpus Christi girl asked police on Friday for a nap in an empty residence at 715 Labor Street. Mrs. Henry Wesnig of 323 Sedie Street reported seeing a girl move inside the home of a man who was away. The girl told officers she had merely entered to rest.
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Corpus Christi
Labor Street
Henry Wesnig
Sedie Street
Rae Shade
Injured Man Treated After Porch Fall in Abilene
Francis Killough of Abilene was treated Friday at Fort Sam Houston Station hospital for injuries from a fall off a porch at 1928 Rogers Street. Local responders reported the incident and that Killough received medical evaluation and care.
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Francis Killough
Abilene
Fort Sam Houston
Sta ‘Tion “Hospital
Rogers Street
Firestone Tires Prove Endurance in Indy Victory
Lashing down straightaways at 160 mph Mauri Rose won the 1941 Indianapolis Sweepstakes without a tire change. 500 miles of grinding proved Firestone tires offer blowout protection and durability, a claim supported by drivers who rely on their safety and performance.
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Floyd Davis
Indianapolis
Firestone
Speedway
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