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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1944

Page

6

New Low Cost Plasma Method Shown by Washington Doctors

A new method to produce blood plasma cheaply was demonstrated at the American Medical Association meeting. Washington physicians describe a camestack technique using Rouleaux formation to separate red cells without expensive machinery. six years of testing show no adverse effects from cellulose in plasma.

Ty Howard W. Blakes AL P Selones Chicago American Medical Association Today Charles S. White Jacob J. Wein-tein J. Lloyd Collins George Washington Medical School Gallinger Hospital Washington, D. c Red Cross Washingtonians Washington

Plasma shipments and kale notes amid Oklahoma travel

The report states plasma in liquid form remains good for at least a year and could be widely available in hospitals at very low cost with normal laboratory facilities. Kale is recommended cooked with Swiss chard or spinach. Mrs Letch and her son plan three weeks with Col G G Warner and daughter at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The 20th W C O district executive bond meeting is set for Thursday at 1 pm in the Travis Park church basement, followed by a San Antonio W T Al gathering at 7 pm.

Letch Okla Katherine Letch Jimmy Pend Col G. G. Warner Ulda Fort Sill 20Th W. CO. T. UL Travis Park San Antonio

Missing theater named after missing San Antonio flyer

An English station theater has been named "Thompson's Liberator" in honor of Col. James McK. Thompson of San Antonio who has been missing in action since April 1. Col. Gerry L. Mason, Thompson's successor, spoke to officers about Thompson's hands on work on the Muenter and his pet project theater built into a combat mess hall.

England Thompson James McK. Thompson San Antonio Muenter Fort Mader

Red Cross Unit to Meet at Randolph Field

One hundred representatives from 19 counties of the Alamo camp and hospital council of the American Red Cross will meet Friday afternoon at Randolph field station hospital recreation building. Officers will be elected and requests for recreational equipment for army posts in the San Antonio area will be discussed after a post tour. Attendees include Mrs. Carrie Lewis James and Mrs. Florence Ingham among others.

Alamo Camp and Hospital St. Louis Helen Drew San Antonio Edgar Tobin Bexar County Hugh Warren Alamo Council

Kansas Visitor Entertained in Topeka

Mrs Helen Erbes of Kansans Cito arrived Tuesday to spend several weeks with Mrs McKee Caton wife of Lieut Col Caton overseas. Mrs Caton will host a luncheon at the Bright Shawl on Thursday and a dinner party Saturday in her home.

Helen Erbes Kansans

L A Woman Elected Dy. Pearl V Matthaei Stabbert

Dy Pearl V Matthaei Stabbert former president of the San Antonio Business and Professional Women's club was elected second vice president of the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at a state conference in Denton. Local delegates attending included Cora Evans Beulah Gee and Lovell Dickison.

Dy. Pearl V. Matthaei-Stabbert San Antonio

Texas Democrats Clash Over Power and Reform in State Politics

The Plaza column analyzes tensions within Texas politics as constitutional Democrats gain ascendancy after the Austin state convention. It argues new dealers push central power in Washington, while independents resist changing rules, praising the individual state role and warning against forming a Ku Klux-like party amid carpetbagger accusations.

Washington Executive Branch Democratic Party of Texas Constitutional Democrats Austin South New Deal Ku King Kyaw Hare

Weather Officer Awarded Legion of Merit for Forecast Leadership

Lieut. Von WeCar A. Hemuean commander of the Third Weather region with headquarters in the Milaby building received the Legion of Merit for 17 months of service in Australia and New Guinea. As weather officer for the Fifth Bomber Command he organized the weather section, improved forecasting, and flew reconnaissance missions to secure accurate observations.

Wecar A. Hemuean Milaby Australia New ‘Guinea Fifth Bomber Command Helmin Navy Marine Corps Army Theaval Academy Marines Army Air Corps Randolph Kelly Fields California Institute of Technology Heinlein West Craig Place

I Services Held for Thomas Reynolds

Funeral services for Thomas Alonzo Reynolds, 62, of 419 Ridgewood Court, were held Tuesday afternoon at Porters Chapel. The body was sent to Atkins Arkansas for interment. Survivors include his widow Florence H Reynolds, daughter Eyane Fitch, and brothers W. Reynolds and A. L. Reynolds.

Thomas Alonzo Reynolds Ridgewood Court Porter Lor~ing’s Chapel Atkins, Ark Florence H Reynolds Eyane Fitch A. L. Reynolds

Lone Star motif eyed for postwar San Antonio airport

S A Airport may bear a Lone Star emblem when a new administration building is built after the war. Architect Atlee B Ayres submitted the Texas shaped design to Mayor Mauermann who praised the concept as novel and potentially attention grabbing for the airport.

Lee Antonio Lone Star of Texas Mauermann Atlee B. Ayres Texas San Anton Air Co

A and M Club Changes Luncheon Schedule

The A and M Club will hold weekly luncheons in the basement of Travis Park Methodist Church starting at 12 14 p m each Thursday noon. Reservations are to be made with Leon Braskamp.

Alamo! A. and M. Club Travis Park Methodist Church Leon Braskamp

Judge McCrory To Take Vacation This Summer

The Twenty Fifth Judicial District court announces Judge McCrory will take a six week vacation starting July 1. His duties will be covered by two week rotations led by Judge H P Green of Cuere Judge H D Barrow of Jourdanien or Judge H M Williamson of Laredo.

Naninal District Court H. P. Green Cuere H. D. Barrow Jourdanien Hi. M. Walliamson Laredo

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