Tuberculosis Control in San Antonio 1942 Survey Findings
Dr. Gould’s 1942 X-ray survey urged a full-time TB head for the city division amid a high disease rate. Dr. Anderson, arriving July 3, 1944, found a cramped Robert B Green TB clinic, crowded with 6318 patients in 10 months and 3798 fluoroscopic exams, plus a nurse shortage and limited hospital beds for advanced cases.
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Tuberculosis Control ‘Division
David M.gould
San Antonio
City Health Department
Robert J. Anderson
United States Public Health Service
Robert B. Green Hospital
Anderson
U. S. Public Health Service
Robert B. Green Hesaltel
Bexar County
Souttton
Nod
T Te Bexar County ‘Tuberculosis Association
Women See Bond Sales Challenge Bridge Players
The article notes women increasingly favor war bond sales and war work over traditional bridge games, citing Miss Maballe Blake of Washington as saying women will not return to bridge after the war. It covers Blake’s talks in San Antonio, her view of women’s finances, and mentions tuberculosis control plans and Dr. Hillibee’s visit, with officials considering funds and case finding.
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Clare Miss Blake
San
Adi Booth
Luce
Tonin
Miss Maballe B.jing
Blake
Washington
Senance Division
The
Treasury
Evelyn” Miller Crowell
Dallas
Southwestern
War Finance Committee
Abn
Gumter
War Bend Harths
Herman B. Hillibee
U. S. Public Health Service
San Antonio
the Light
Anderson
San Antonia
State Health Department
Hillibee
Tr. Anderson
Gould
West Central
Besioner
Tin. Anderson
Bexar County Tuberculosis Association
Bond Drive Dedicated to Gen Krueger in San Antonio
The Sixth War Loan kickoff luncheon at the Gunter hotel honored Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger and his Sixth Army with over 250 workers attending. Seven Purple Heart veterans and Maj. James Patterson spoke on supporting the drive to help soldiers return home, amid plans for Army Circus events and a December 7 army crew gathering. The drive seeks a $26,000,000 goal and WAR bond purchases are urged at local bond booths.
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Poe
San Antonio
Walter Kreuger
Sixth Army
Gunter Hotel
Incheon
Brooke General Hospital
James Patterson
Army Air Force
Patterson
Europe
Travis D. Bailey
Krueger
Valees Wilsing
Victor Matute
Coast Guard
Skyline Patrol Orchestra
Lack of Air Parks Hinders Civilians And Aviation
San Antonio leaders press for minimal air park standards and revision of the CAA regulations to accelerate private flying. National Aeronautic Association spokesman Lowell Swenson argues for a simple 2000 by 200 foot runway near downtown, with quieter aircraft and less red tape. Moses cites noise and safety concerns, while noting industry plans for quieter machines and faster regulatory shifts. An unrelated hunting accident in Clovis reports a man wounded but recovered after field dressing.
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OAA
Betteman
Lowell Swenson
National Aeronautic Association
San Antonians
San Antonio Aeronautic
Swenson
Avia Gon
Moses
WOISE
Robert Moses
New York City
Fso
QAA
CAA
NAA
AAA
Randolph Sets High Two Headquarters Record
Captain L A Gouldman reports top safety records at Randolph bases. Central Fly Safety Marking Training command logged 645470 man hours without a loss time injury, while the Central Instructors School on the same site tallied 501668 incident free hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Field
L. A. Gouldman
Central Instructors School
Pasteurized Circuit Touts French Camp Shows
In a quirky SRO note, Shore and her Camp Show unit dubbed their act the pasteurized circuit. The troupe performed mainly in French pastures, offering light entertainment on the move during wartime days.
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Frange
Tihai Shore
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Evelyn Crowele
Maybelle Blake Slere
Java
Lucky Tiger
SAN Antonio Transit Company
Bond
Gen. Krueger
Clovis
N. M
O. McGrary
Grady
Othere Mountains
Zemo
Mays
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Carl's Millinary Salon
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