Stahnke Reveals Desert Poison Venoms And First Aid
Dr. Herbert Stahnke outlined scorpion and desert venom myths at Tucson Medical Center. He reported 1100 scorpion bites in 10 months with one death and described first aid including tourniquet use and crushed ice. He urged Arizona funded research to harness venoms for therapies and noted a $4500 serum grant.
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Herbert Stahnke
Poisonous Animals Research Laboratory
Arizona State
College
Tempe
Pima County
Tucson Medical Center
Stahnke
Arizona
Dr. Stahnke
Finch Ponders Vet Exemption and Refunds Question
A county case questions veterans tax exemptions. The county assessor outlines a $2000 real property limit with joint ownership halves, filing rules, residency and wartime service requirements from 1945. Twenty one veterans allege affidavits were rejected as refunds and eligibility hinge on a court decision.
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Leo J. Finch
Arizona
East Burns
East Ninth Streets
Fince
Scorpions Quit Fight in Tombstone Fund Drive
Tombstone residents contributed 65.24 to the Scorpion Serum drive organized by the Tombstone Business & Professional Women's Club. Mrs. Nancy Wagner, first vice-president, led the project as scorpions in town were described as defeated in their own Gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gerken
Tombstone
Tombstone Business & Professional Woman’s Club
Suicide Gulch
Nancy Wagner
Huling Heads Dog Circuit In Denver Meeting
W H Huling elected president of the Rocky Mountain Sunshine Dog Show circuit at its Denver meeting. John Liedy of Phoenix re elected secretary treasurer as the circuit covers Phoenix Tucson Las Cruces Roswell Albuquerque Santa Fe El Paso Denver and Ft Collins. The three weeks circuit begins each March.
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W. H. Huling
Tucson
Rocky Mountain
Denver
John Liedy
Phoenix
Las Cruces
Roswell
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
el Paso
Ft. Collins
Huling
Rincon
Swan Road
Benson Cattle Inspector Named in Tombstone District
Lon Pyeatt, a Tombstone rancher, is appointed state cattle inspector for the district replacing Pete Haverty who resigned after 19 years to become a ranch foreman nearby. The move follows Haverty’s long service as inspector.
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Benson
Lon Pyeatt
Tombstone
Pete Haverty
Here
Arizona lawmakers study county officer salaries and voting requests
A Phoenix report shows a special legislative committee will analyze state county officer salaries across about 60 code sections and send forms to legislators with blank amounts for their suggestions. The suffrage committee weighs requiring county recorder signatures for petitions to curb street delivery. The legislature debates the general appropriations bill as Friday adjourn looms, while a slot machine ownership decision nears. A request for a extra panel to study Colorado River power and water prompts renewed interest despite a weak long term bill. Gov. Pyle to appoint two members to the racing commission.
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Phoenix
Special Legislative Committee On
House Suffrage and Elections Committee
Marshall Sims
D-Clifton
County Recorder
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Capitol
Supreme Court
Jerome P. Martin
Eyes Power
Kel Fox
Sedona
Inter- State Streams Commission
Central Arizona
Frank ‘Christensen
Flagstaff
Commission
Howard Pyle
Racing
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Rodig’s
Valley Nail Bidg
Ty Mertin
Walgreen's
Jones
Eng Fiores Drug Stores
Finch
Turson Baily Cutzen
Scorpions
Huling Heads
Benson Cattle Inspector
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna & Yocum
East Third
Colorado Rivers
Pete Beall
Democratic Party
Dink Parker
Pyle
Beall
John Thompson
Prescott
Warner Mattice
House
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
SY Bob Brooks
Juilding Neels
Kuppenheimer
Sachs-Parker
Kuppenheimer, Michaels-Stern
Bostonian & Mansfield
Mansfield
Bostonian
Footsavers
Bostonian and Mansfield
Park Ave
East Pennington St
Wright
Ulcahy
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