Doctors Split On Epidemic Definition In San Antonio
Medical authorities debated whether polio cases constituted an epidemic. Col C F Craig argued definitions vary, while Col H Livesay and Dr H J Schattenberg urged that the outbreak met epidemic criteria due to rapid case rise and severity. Arendt and Dorbandl offered differing views on the epidemic label.
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St. Antonia
Col C. F. Craig Proveht
de P
Nixon
Craig Aseer
San Antonio
H. J. Schattenberg
Hospital
Tulane University
Livesay
Bond Vote Plans Readhed Bond Vote Plans Readhed Mayor Cas Mauermann
Mayor Cas Mauermann and commissioners prepared for a $400,000 sewer bond election on Tuesday amid a council meeting. Commissioner Alfred Callaghan issued an anti bond statement while discussions noted political overtones.
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Cas Mauermann
Henry Hein
Paul Steffler
P. L. Anderson
Alfred Callaghan
Clk
Brady
Sioners
Hein
Whitch
Karlye Tren
5Derson
Steffler
Callaghan
James Anderson Callaghan
Anderson
Pietropolitan
New China Battle Looms Near Harbin
The article reports Chiang Kai shek's government forces advancing toward a new clash near Tehwei 90 miles southwest of Harbin while U S General Marshall prepares for peace negotiations. Chou En Lai met with Marshall and leaders anticipate possible truces, with Chiang and Madame Chiang expected back from conferences at Mukden.
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Wanking
Chiang BabShel
New Totay
Harbin
Manchuria
U. S
Marshall
Issand
Phwe
Tehhwei
Tehwei
Changchun
Peiping
Hsint Min Pao
Chiang
Chinas
Muk-den
Chou En Lai
Labor leaders rally behind Truman antistrike bill
Business figures champion the plan while labor chiefs condemn it. W CAUs of the Kansas City chamber commended the president after surveying 25 groups. Michael J. Quill denounced Truman as treasonous and urged defeat of the bill at a New York meeting. Thomas B. Freeman praised the move as defending the public welfare. Unionists warned of mandatory service and seamen vowed to strike on June 15 regardless of legislation.
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Charge W. Caus
Ure
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
QUILL
Armong
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers’ Union IC
Wid
United States
New York
Jling
C. I
Thomas B. Freeman
Chicago Association of Commerce
Joseph Curras
National Maritime Workers
J. T. Ingalls Sr
Ingalls Iver Works Company
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation
Birmingham
Ala
Charles M. White
Republic Steel Corporation
A. Q. Maisel Fella
Arizong
Flere
Alberta Hunnum
Voting Places In Bend Election
A long OCR list enumerates voting locations across Bend including City Hall and numerous schools, churches, recreation halls, and community centers. The entries specify addresses and facility names such as Brackenridge, Calvary, David Barclay, St. John’s, Mackinley, and more, reflecting a broad spread of polling venues.
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City Hall
South
Flures Street
Livres Atrely
Weal
EC Harricadiuo
Friscar
Cement Strike End Indicated at Longhorn Plant
A three month strike by United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers at the Longhorn cement plant shows signs of ending as striking employees drop their demand for union security. Union organizer Irene Taub requests a meeting with company officials this week, writing to Theo Weiss, attorney for the cement company, stating the closed shop obstacle is removed and counterproposals will be considered in seeking a settlement.
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United Cement
Longhorn
Irene Taub
Theo Weiss
Longhoryi Cenent Company
Brooke Gets New Class of 500
A third class of 500 medical corps officers arrived at Brooke Army Medical Center Monday to begin basic training. They were addressed by Col. H. T. Wickert, Maj. Percy W. Smith, Col. Ralph W. Mohrie, and Capt. Edgar W. Wolfe will serve as class director.
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Brooke /Army Medical center
H. T. Wickert
Percy W. Smith
Ralph W. Mohrie
Divi
Edgar W. Wolfe
Mary Ellis Services Set
Funeral services will be held at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Angelus chapel for Mrs Mary K Ellis 66 who died here Saturday Burial will be in San Jose Burial park
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Angelus Chapel
Mary K. Ellis
San Jose Burial Park
Rites Set For Navy Vet Hanke Jr. 20
Services for Navy veteran Willam F. Hanke Jr., 20, who served 17 months overseas and died in a car accident four days after returning from the South Pacific, will be held Tuesday at Christ Episcopal Church in Wa. He was a graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School and attended A. and M. College. Survived by parents Willam F. Hanke and Mrs. Jenny Hanke, a sister Carolyn Jean Hanke, a brother Dan Hanke, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Jackson and Mrs. Jenny Hanke.
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Wuam v. Hanke Jr
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Christ Episcopal Church
Willam F. Hanke Ty
Weather Humidity and Temperatures Across Regions
The report lists humidity at 92 percent for May, 86 percent, plus 8 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours and total month rainfall of 2.87 inches with a deficiency of 0.66 inch. It notes daily moon phases, sundown and moonrise times, and mean temperatures around 78 degrees. Regional readings include El Paso Fort Worth and Los Angeles, with city-specific figures and a weather-forecast style summary. The text also includes an ad for foot remedy and a promotional note for a topical treatment.
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Vlaas
Pugsitay
Amoon
Corus Chrieit
del Rovivcere
Toner
el Paso
Fort Worth
Keanena City
Tuna Angeles
Loys
New York City
Omaha
Pluamirsh
Williston
Sen
Osol Tory
Patterson Dies at 67. Joseph M. Patterson News Chief
Joseph Medill Patterson, president and publisher of the New York Daily News, dies at Doctors Hospital after illness since May 11. Funeral planned for Wednesday in Washington. burial Arlington National Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary King Patterson, daughters Mrs. Guggenheim and Mrs. Baker, Lt. James Patterson, Col. Robert R. McCormick of Chicago, and another daughter. Patterson built the Daily News into America's largest daily circulation.
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New York
INS
Joseph Medill Patterson
Sta
New York Daily News
Washington
Ie Rainbow Division
Doctors’ Hospital
Ossining
N. Y
Firanor Patterson
Bucial
Arlington National Cemetery
Patterson
Mary King Patterson
The
Daily News
Harry Guggenheim
James Patterson
U.S. Army
McCormick
Donald W. Baker
Greenwich
Conn
Josephine Patterson Reeve
Chicago
Col
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Captain Patterson
Tesshan
United States
Polio Season Opens as Texas Health Leaders Convene
In Austin May 27, Texas health officials warn polio season is underway earlier than usual. Dr. George W. Cox urges vigilance as more than 3% of state health workers gather for the 21st annual Texas Public Health Association meeting. Attendees include Mayor Gus Mauti mann of San Antonio and Dr. J. W. Bass of Dallas Public Health.
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Austin
Lewis Dodson
Fight Public Health Association
Texas
George W. Cox
Texas Public Health Association
Gus B. Mautimann
San Antonio
J. W. Bass
Dallas
Bryan Blalack
Marshall
Texas Dairy Products Institute
W. Stanley
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Polio Cases Rise in Dade as Planes Spray DDT
In Miami Dade county polio cases climbed by 1046 as planes were dispatched again to spray DDT over the Greater Miami area as a preventive measure. Two new infantile paralysis cases were reported by the end of the work week.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County
Ney
Trains Collide Near Aschaffenburg Killing At Least 77
London reporting from the American News Service in Germany says a train collision near Aschaffenburg killed at least 77 people. The wreck involved evacuees from Bavaria heading toward the British area.
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London
Germany
Aschaffenburg
Bavaria
Vane
Texas Rails to Be On Schedule
Texas railway traffic was expected to be running on schedule Monday as most lines reported trains moving on Sunday though some were behind. Backlogs of mail and express shipments were being cleared, entry clerks were recalled at Fort Worth to handle a flood of second through fourth class mail, freight was moving with no damage to perishables, and the Dallas Union Terminal reported normal operations late Sunday.
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Treas
Texas
Moat Rail Lines
Fort Worth
Dallas Union Terminal
Love and Kisses' Dig Trouble for Senators and Engel
Tokyo reported that Senator Edwin C. Johnson and Representative Albert Engel faced criticism for a "love and kisses" draft extension campaign. Johnson advocated GI use of affection on geisha girls to boost enlistment while Engel derided the campaign as ridiculous. A radio message linked to the draft issue sparked backlash among lawmakers.
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Tokyo
Edwin C. Johnson
Nla
Albert Engel
Engel
Lawrence Deng
Ier
Davenport
Iowa
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a fast acting herbal kidney aid. It claims to ease bladder irritation and promote urine flow, detailing a 16 herb blend and warning against habit formation.
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Sulley
Eilvasty
Batkaches
DR. Kilmer
de. Kilmace
Seamen Strike Ties Up Canadian Lakes and Coasts
About 5000 seamen were called out in Canada as the Canadian Seamen's union began a drive for shorter hours. A total stoppage affects all lake and coastal ships except those exempt by joint applications to the war labor board for the eight hour day. Union President J A Sullivan announced the action to Labor Minister Humphrey Mitchell.
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Toronto
Canadian Seamen's Union
J. A. Sullivan
Humphrey Mitchell
Sullivan
Canadian War Labor Board
Miners in British Columbia consider strike vote over pay and conditions
In Vancouver 2500 hard rock miners were urged to vote within 10 days if negotiations fail for a 29 cent hourly wage rise a 4 day week and union security. The move was disclosed to locals of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. In Oregon a 72 hour bus service restoration is planned after a 1 day strike by 300 drivers and mechanics ended with a compromise. In Rochester readers prepared an ultimatum to the city administration over a long dispute in public works.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Les Nigit U
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
CLC-4
Portland
Ore
Oregon Motor Stages Company
Oregon
Northwest Motor Coach Employees’ Union
Wade
Richester
PAF
Eite
Ariion Organizatin
Anthony A. Capone
Pfc
Central Trades and Labor Council
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