Naturalist Wins Medal For Fauna Restoration Efforts
Somerset naturalist Albert J. Kirn is awarded an 18 dollar prize by the San Antonio Scientific Society for notable restorations to regional fauna. Presentation by Col. M. L. Crimmins, president, will occur at Rev 225, Bete building, with Kirn delivering an original talk or work "Mantels of Bexar County." He holds memberships in ASH and the American Ornithological Society and serves in scientific circles in Texas.
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Polio case count reported in Austin brief
The state department reports a total of 42 new polio cases in Austin and surrounding areas for the week ending June 21. The advisory notes record a rise in infantile paralysis fears, with officials urging care and vaccination where possible.
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Soldiers to Get Real Shell Eggs
Chicago report states soldiers will receive real shell eggs after years of dried varieties. The Army Quartermaster confirms dried eggs will be replaced soon with eggs packed by Neel’s design. A packing case allows safe long voyage logistics for thousands of miles at sea despite rough handling.
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Cadet Center To Become Big Hospital
A new large hospital complex will be built at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center under Col. William Son. The facility for the Army Air Forces personnel will hold 2000 convalescent beds and 1400 treatment beds, plus a school sanitarium and extensive recreation. Plans include a therapeutic gym, pools, golf, tennis, archery, fields, bowling, and a 1,000,000 dollar expansion. The project aims to repurpose barracks for patient use and utilize Camp Mystic nearby as a recreational base.
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OPA Plans To Eliminate Black Market
Dallas June 13 The OPA plans the most intensive enforcement program yet to crack down on black market activity. Regional enforcement chief Barry Hall outlined three thrusts: price enforcement in live meat trades, storage control of frozen foods, and a new slaughter order to remove non federally inspected meat from circulation. Workers must declare rationed items and surrender the ration entitlements if needed. Farmers selling for personal use will not face penalties.
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Nurses Attend Six Week Public Health Course
Mrs Wage tnhingar will attend a six week post graduate course in public health nursing at Peabody Teachers College in Nastie.
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Nubbins to Celebrate 4th Birthday in Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyoming July 13 A featured story follows Nubbins Moftman a famed survivor born November 19 and long considered miraculously alive after a bladder obstruction operation last December His body now weighs 30 pounds and he is set to turn four on July 11 with the annual St Nick visit likely to mark the milestone despite early doubts from doctors.
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Major J. C. Minus Dies At Brooke General Hospital
Major J. C. Minus retired Army officer of 119 Carson Street died at Brooke General Hospital after a short illness Tuesday. A San Antonio resident for years he owned and chaired Service Finance Corp. Survivors include wife and daughter Jane of San Antonio. Funeral arrangements by Porter Loring will be announced.
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