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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1934

Page

5

Stomach cancer still a major unsolved issue says expert

Dr Ernest Gaither of Johns Hopkins told the Southern Medical Association convention that stomach cancer remains a leading cause of death with no proven cure beyond surgery. He warned symptoms are uncertain, often delayed, and that diagnosis is challenging. He noted 125,000 Americans die yearly from cancer and that research has not yet determined a definite cause.

Ernest. Gaither Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Southern Medical Association Gaither Johns Hopkins American Society of Tropical Medicine Abth Bexar County Medical Society Rip J Mexico Missouri-Pacific

Health Officer Deplores Texas Medical Conditions

Dr. Arthur F. McCormack of Kentucky criticizes Texas for high death rates and weak public health funding. He cites per capita spending, a low number of county health groups, and calls for press involvement to boost health appropriations. Concludes Texas faces major issues with diarrhea, diphtheria, malaria, smallpox, and typhus, with thousands of deaths and widespread malaria carriers.

United States Texas Arthur F. McCormack Louisville Southern American Public Health Association McCormack Kentucky Lie Sigte Medical Association of Texas California Lone Star John W. Brown Austin T. HK Sid Brow

Former Tennessee Official Convicted

Joseph T. Reece, 51, formerly Tennessee insurance commissioner, was found guilty by a jury of irregularities totaling 316,364.47 dollars in the department’s accounts. Punishment ranges from three to six years in prison and a fine of 16,364.47 dollars.

Tennessee Nashville Mate Insurance Joseph T. Reece

Foley Pales Pema and the Money Backed Seed Dowels

Fragmentary civic notice implies a health claim involving Foley Pales Pema, money backed seed dowels, and a public table of offers. The readable text mentions FOLEY, CAMARTIE, and Beck Fook Madde in a garbled context. No clear event or outcome is established.

Foley

Pecora urges federal charters for corporations in U S

Washington November coalitions federal incorporation proposed by Ferdinand Pecora as protection for stockholders and the public. He argues uniformity would reduce 44 types of state charters and curb abuses by corporations with interstate business. Pecora cites his senate securities inquiry and calls for central government grants of corporate powers.

Washington, D.C Ferdinand Pecora Pecora Wall Street Senate Securities and Exchange Commission

McCarran to Introduce Aviation Bill in Next Congress

Senator Patrick McCarran of Nevada announced plans to introduce a revised aviation bill providing for an aviation commission modeled after the Interstate Commerce Commission. He said the measure aims to take commercial aviation out of politics and bring national oversight.

McCarran Chicago cTi Patrick McCarran Nevada Congress Aviation Commission Interstate Commerce Commission

Union Trust to Fight Government Tax Charge

The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh plans a strenuous fight against a government charge that it filed a false and fraudulent 1930 income tax return. The suit seeks 218000 plus a 60 percent penalty for a supposed pretended sale of securities to Union Savings Bank, a subsidiary, to show a large loss for tax evasion, followed by transfer back to Union Trust.

Washington, BD. G The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh Melton Concern Iman Pittsburgh Hanger Union Trust Union Savings Bank

Fresh Eggs and Aspirin Demand Promises

An old advertisement advocates freshness in aspirin, claiming moisture causes decomposition and urging storage in moisture proof packaging. It asserts St Joseph Aspirin uses sealed cellophane to stay fresh and deliver quicker relief, noting the brand as the world’s largest seller.

United States Phare Macopaeia St. Joseph

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