Removal of Tonsils Questioned by Pediatric Experts
Dr Edward Clay Mitchell of Moses College argues against routine tonsil removal at a American Academy of Pediatrics session in San Antonio. He says many cases see no benefit, urges careful post op observation, and notes tonsils may act as a guard against throat infections. Typhoid linked to water shortages discussed by Alabama health officer J N Baker, who calls for relief aid disclosure and better water service to prevent outbreaks.
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Edward Clay Mitchell
University At
Mitchell
United States
J. N. Baker
Alabama
American Public Health Association
Copyright suit over songs at Alamo Nite Club
Plaintiffs Irving Berlin Incorporated Sandy Gros and Remick Music Corp sue Red Berry manager of the Alamo Nite Club for alleged copyright violations on Say ken for Eyes for You and two other tunes. They seek $250 each and name William Cohen C Barnett Joe Twyar operators of Shadowland and other parties in a 1938 incident on North Alamo Street.
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Alamo Nile Clu
Federay District Court
Wedues
Jane
Red Berary
Alamo Nite Club
Irving Berlin, Incorporated
Sandy Gros
Interprated
Remick Music Corporatiom
Ask
Willam Cohen
C. Barnett
Joe Twyar
Shadowland Night Club
Americans Feared Slain by Chinese in Linehmg Mission
In Canton China an attack on Linehmg left several Presbyterian missionaries dead or missing. The Americans named include Dr W J Dobson Miss B J Patterson Mrs H F Bradshaw and others plus R L F Edwards and two children and R St Mottgenery an independent missionary. The incident is described as a feared slaying by Chinese Communists.
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Canton
China
Linehmg
W. J. Dobson
B. J. Patterson
H. F. Bradshaw
Tats
Rlf Edwards
Presbyterian Mission
R. St. Mottgenery
Ain Independent
Corrigan Names His Court Clerks
Corrigan, justice of the peace elect, will appoint Johan Sint Wed Henry Gomez as his two clerks when he takes office in January. Simba has served as clerk of County Court of Law No. 2 for two years, Guinea has been a clerk in Corrigan and Fraser’s law offices for seven years.
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Bal Corrigan
Johan
Sint
Henry Gomez
Simba
Guinea
Corrigan and Fraser
Mexican General Held in Revolution Plot Report
Mexican General Sergin del Mora and two followers were reported in custody over an alleged revolutionary plot tied to Antonio Villarreal. Government denied the report as five students faced subversive activity charges after a Villarreal manifesto urged open rebellion and a revolution.
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Mexico
D. Fl
Sergin del Mora
Miriile Boo
Antonio I Villarreal
Villarreal
General Mora
Apelits
TAX-BONDING DEADLINE SET FOR CITY ORDINANCE
City enforces taxi bonding rules starting November 24 after 10 days of consecutive publication. Mayor C. K. Quinn cites one bond covers an entire fleet and says few operators oppose the measure. The ordinance provides 2500 dollar passenger protection, 2500 dollar non passenger, and 1000 dollar property protection.
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C. K. Quinn
Noy
Ota
Saith
Airways Increase Valley Spending
BROWNSVILLE November 4 part of a Brownsville report shows PaltoAmeric an Airways expanding local spending by 33 1 3 percent over the past year. Figures from G W Johnson head of finance indicate last year 300000 was spent annually and current outlays reach 400000.
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Brownsville
PaltoAmérican Airways
G. W. Johnson
PansAmerican
Johnson
Congressman West Returns Home to Rest in Brownsville
Congressman Milton H. West is back in the Pilleenth district to rest until the next regular session in January. He has been in Washington, working mainly to secure irrigation district legislation for the Valley. He said there are only two such districts and they will likely be closed soon.
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Congressman West
Brownsville
Congisman Milton HH. West
Pilleenth
Conpress
Compenssman West
Washington
Convicted in County Court for Unlawful Gun Carry
Franklin of 121 West Lynewood Avenue was found guilty of unlawfully carrying a pistol by Judge Charles J. Matthews in County Court No. 2. He was sentenced to one month in county jail after a complaint filed by Deputy Sheriff Houston Minor regarding possession of a gun on August 19. Infantry Band event announced with Fort Sam Houston performance details.
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Franklin
West Lyne Wood Avenue
Charles J. Matthews
Depuy
Houston Minor
Wales Turns Machmaker Wales Turns Machmaker
Paris nov 14 activity around the Prince of Wales swirls through Paris society and diplomatic circles Letters to Princess Marina report the Prince of Wales seeks to arrange a marriage between Princess Juliana heiress to the Netherlands and his brother Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester now in Australia The proposed match is widely discussed and desired by many and helps explain Juliana’s role as bridesmaid at George and Marina wedding
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Prince of Wales
Matchawaker
Diplomatic Corps
Marina
Prince George
Duke of Kent
Prince of
Wales
Juliana
Tel Throng
Netherlands
Henry
Duke of Gloucester
Australia
George
Port Search For Launch Asked by New Orleans Police
A telegram from New Orleans police asks local officials to watch for a man who took a motor launch. The message, signed by George Heyer, superintendent of police, notes the possible embezzlement connection and asks tenants to secure their property before November 15.
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Pallee
Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
Wits
George Heyer
Bern ie and Walter Public Feud Masks True Friendship
Bernie and Walter Winchell insist their long running air feud is a show bite. They describe mutual pranks, shared gags, and fellow performers watching their on air rivalry, while remaining close friends who exchange gifts and stories behind the scenes.
Roosevelt forms interdepartmental committee to coordinate agencies
President Roosevelt named a cross agency committee to align federal operations including Home Owners’ Loan Corp and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Key members listed include Ickes, Davis, Peek and Evans. The group will decide on further funding and possible consolidation as the recovery program continues through winter.
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Roosevelt
Ferails
Secratary Morgentiay
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Home Owners Lot Corporation
Tor
Dnter-Departner
Ickes
Myers
Arm Credit Administration
Fahey
Federal Hone Loan Bank Board
Chester C. Davis
George N. Peek
Commodity Credit Corporatom
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jesse HR. Jones
Teconstruction Finance Corporation
Marriner $. Evanles
Federal Reserve Board
James A. Moffett
Recistrection Corporation
reHet Administration
Public Works
Congress
Roller
Wold
Classified Notice on Furnished Room and Meat Sale
Fragmentary classified line indicates a furnished room ad and meat sale offer at 250 dollars and weekly terms. References a classification 32 light classified ds. No clear dates or names available.
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Quincy
Avizona Governor recalls National Guardsmen from Parker
Governor B. Meeur announced recalling Arizona National Guardsmen from Parker where they patrolled under martial law near the Parker diversion dam site. The action follows a conference with Adjutant General Oscar Temple and effectively rescinds the martial law proclamation, acknowledging limits on federal work stoppage near the Arizona side of the diversion project.
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Phoenix
Avie
B. B. Meeur
Avizona
Parker
Parker Diversion
Oscar Temple
Court Upholds Fish Dealer Sentence In Texas
In Austin the Court of Criminal Appeals affirms J. F. Grevity a San Antonio wholesale fish dealer convicted March 16 for violating a state license law. Judge McCollum Burnett imposed a fine of 10 and costs. Defense argued the statute under which he was convicted was unconstitutional.
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J. F. Grevity
San Antonio
Bealers
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Greiner
W. P. Koen
Ving
Jadpe McCollum Burnett
Greiney
Sterilization Bill Adoption Sought By Texas Mental Hygiene Group
A sterilization bill for the criminally insane will be urged at a Texas Hygiene meeting in Austin Monday. Mel R. G. Hugman of the San Antonio Social Welfare bureau will attend. Also announced is a postmaster appointment for Luwing, Texas: Percy Ly Walker.
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Texas
Austin
Mel R. G. Hugman
San Antonio
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Percy Ly Walker
Luwing
Twenty One Students Barred After New York Demonstration
New York November 14 Twenty one students found themselves barred today from the College of the City of New York after expulsion yesterday as punishment for an anti fascist demonstration. Sixteen others were disciplined in connection with the demonstration which began October 5.
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New York
College of the City of
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