Comstock Will Reopen Ward for Crippled Children
The crippled children’s ward at Comstock Children’s hospital will reopen once prepared and staffed. Funds include $6,000 plus help from Pima County Crippled Children’s Society and possible federal support. department of social welfare will contribute $3 daily for three patients. Ward accommodates 15, no operating room. three nurses to be hired.
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Comstock Children’s Hospital
Execue Board of Community Service, Inc
Pima County
Arizona Crippled Children’s Society
Comstock
Phoenix
Lillian Retzloff
Crippled Children’s Division
State Department of Social Security and Welfare
Retzloff
Santa Cruz
Cochise
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
A. B. Sieh
Edwin Foltz to lead FBI office in Atlanta
Edwin Foltz, agent in charge of the Phoenix FBI office, will depart for Atlanta to become head of the FBI office there. Assistant Agent John D. Sullivan will supervise the Phoenix office until Foltz successor is named.
Vets Borrow U.S. Funds To Start Bank Buy Violin
Washington August 29. veteran Paul C Shure a former Philadelphia Symphony violinist sought a government guaranteed loan to buy a 300 year old Guarnerius violin costing 3500 dollars. The Veterans Administration approved funds to back his venture as he planned to start a business with the instrument credits.
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U.S
Paul C. Shure
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Navy
Paul
Andreas Guarnerius
Veterans Administration
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Symphony
Veterans Bureau
Ormandy
Shure
Floyd PD. Bryan
Bank Leader in Stephens Drives Local Credit Boom
In Stephens Arkansas a banker established Security Bank of Stephens after fetching funds from Little Rock. He serves as vice president cashier and principal stockholder while lending to veterans seeking business ventures, noting a simple truth that banks earn by lending.
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Stephens
Ark
Little Rock
Security Bank of
Floyd
United States seeks verdicts against Nazi organizations at Nuremberg trial
The US asks the war crimes tribunal to convict the Gestapo SS Black Shirts and four other Nazi groups of crimes against humanity. Final summation argues guilty verdicts would establish legal basis to prosecute rank and file Nazis. verdicts due Sept. 23. Trials target industrialists and lesser figures to follow.
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Muernberg
United States
War Crimes Tribunal
Gestapo
SS Black Shirts
U. S
Thomas J. Dodd
Hermann Goering
Nuernberg
Furth
Regensburg
Prosperous Georgia farmer charged with peonage
Conyers Georgia August 29 A 65 year old farmer and livestock dealer Roswell Pierce Biggers was arrested on a federal charge of holding five Negroes in peonage. He was released on 4000 dollar bond after waiving a hearing with trial set for October. The aide US district attorney said the men were jailed for debt and later released on condition they return to work on his farm.
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Conyers
Rockdale County
U. S
H. H. Tysinger
Roswell Pierce Biggers
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