Itching First Application Fans Foiled By Erratic Claims
Fragmented ad style text touts a product named Itching First Application offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It mentions a tax exemption status across fourteen states and specifies Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Michigan, noting exemptions determined by reviewing individual cases.
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Drury Airs Green Report on Hospital Finances and Activity
The Robert B Green hospital reports for the year ending July 1 showing 2525 new patients and 1002 births. Staff performed 875 surgeries, 28465 lab tests, and 3939 X ray exams and therapies. On July 1 1949 the cash balance stood at 259193 dollars.
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Probation Revoked and New Sentences Amid Theft Pleas
Judge W. W. McCraery revoked Delmos Strain and Santos probation in district court on Monday. Strain received three years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to theft of a car on October 19. Santos, already under three years probation, was charged again with theft under 50 dollars. Louis G. Kershner pleaded guilty to forging a $57.25 check dated September 9 and was given two years probation.
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City Seeks Lease Extension for Camp Cushing Project
City officials pressed for a one year extension on land leased from the Southern Pacific for Camp Cushing housing. Commissioner Henry Hein Monday said a renewal may be possible after talks with Houston railroad officials. Without an extension, about 100 families would have to leave the project.
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New Injunction On Kennels Denied
A permanent injunction to stop kennels on Austin Highway was denied Monday by Judge P C Sanders in Thirty seventh District Court. Plaintiffs Alvin Georg Walter Krueger and Bypid Kessler gave notice of appeal. Sanders said he followed a Tyler case and continued the temporary injunction granted October 17.
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States Rights Caucus Hopes to Endorse Movement at Governors’ Meet
At the southern governors conference in Biloxi Mississippi leaders including W W Wright and Leander Perez pressed for a mid day strategy caucus to win a conference endorsement of States Rights principles. James Byrnes was to speak that night as 12 chief executives gathered. Governor Folsom said rumblings of States Rights activity were heard but no definite Democratic counter move was noted. Mississippi Governor Wright welcomed champions of fundamental government principles while Virginia Governor Tuck as conference chair urged economical government and cited two year state reforms saving about 4500000 dollars.
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Dead Rat Causes Court House Communications Failure
A dead rat inside the courthouse switchboard terminal disrupted telephony for a third of the offices on Monday. Operator Miss Louise Rothenfiue reported the rodent entered, ate insulation, and died, starving after moisture shorted several lines.
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Norther Brings Freezing Temperatures Across Texas
A norther sent temperatures skidding in north Texas with overnight freezes. The Panhandle and South Plains dropped below freezing, while Galveston and Brownsville reported a high overnight minimum of 53. The Weather Bureau forecast more subfreezing conditions for the Panhandle tonight.
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Five Drivers Lose Permits In County Court
Five defendants pleaded guilty Monday to driving while intoxicated in County Court No 1 and County Court No 2. Each was fined 50 and costs, had licenses suspended for six months. Defendants: Carlos Z Vasquez 1506 El Paso, Fabio Casias Elmendorf, Mario Lugo 232 Athens Ave, Fernando Montoya 111 Linden St, Valdemas De Leon 555 Belmont St.
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Contractor dies in Houston after heart attack
Clarence E. Ford, 55, a retired Houston contractor, died yesterday in Houston from a heart attack while preparing for fishing and bunting on rocks port. The incident occurred on November 21, reported from Houston.
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