Infants Paralyzed Mystery Baffles Medical Science
Public interest centers on the infantile paralysis epidemic and Health Officer Woodward's school exclusion order. Dr. Cox notes patient improvement at George Washington University Hospital. experts deem public fear overblown while history traces the disease since 1840. Transmission via saliva blood or spinal fluid is possible. no proven treatment exists.
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William Hinrichs
George Washington University Hospital
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London
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Holt and
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Medical Association of
National University Law School Opens Season October 1
The forty second annual opening of National University Law School is set for Saturday October 1 at 6 50 pm in the law school building 348 820 Thirteenth Street Northwest The old faculty remains with new instructors including Associate Justice Robb of the District Court of Appeals and Associate Justices Barnard and Anderson of the District Supreme Court Also noted are interior improvements and longer courses with more work The event follows a run of other notices about travel and local leisure activities in the same issue
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National University Law School
Law School
Thirteenth Street
Justice Robb
District Court of Appeals
Kemwin
Barnard
District Supreme Court
Anderson
Dean Carusi
Milk price to hold at nine cents a quart this winter
Washington dealers reportedly abandoned any plan to raise winter milk prices beyond nine cents a quart. The Milk Dealers Association executive committee postponed its meeting, and A Trundle said no gathering is needed unless agitation rises. President W A Hartranft predicts nine cents per quart this winter, with all signs pointing to a stable price.
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Inez
A. Trundle
Trun
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W. A. Hartranft
Milk Deaters’ Association
Washington
Harry Tanft
Indictments Rising as Grand Jury Reports 33 Cases
The Grand Jury presented 33 indictments to Chief Justice Clabaugh, covering assaults, housebreaking, larceny, robbery, embezzlement, nonsupport, and related crimes. Among those charged are Charles M. Valentine and Richard F. Valentine for assault and attempted abduction, alleged at the residence of Mrs. Sarah Goldsmith involving a 2-year-old child. Sixty-six more cases await review.
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District Supreme Court
Land
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Richard F. Valentine
Clayton
Sarah Goldsmith
Charles M. Valentine
Harry Walker
Thornton Peyton
William Giley
Philip Hal
Arthur Bradley
Cornelius Johnson
William Isaacs
Royal G. Mundy
Richard Jackson
John Gibson
Samuel Stitt
William Harris
Ernest Brown
Harry Hughes
Harvey Rogers
Wilam Hawkins
Percy Les
Robert Jones
Samuel Robinson
Jack Butler
Charles J Chipman
Ernest Rollins
Annie, Johnson
John ‘J. Callender
Saul Hoffman
Jamags Jordan
Josephi Caster
Charles Jones
Frank H. Beach
William H. Gray
Vernon Street Home Sold to Local Investor
The Vernon street northwest residence at 1833 Vernon street, a three story Roman brick house with tiled mansard roof and panoramic city view, sold yesterday to a local investor for about 9000 dollars. The sale was handled by Willige Gibbs and Daniel and gateway in conjunction with Stone and Fairfax.
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Wit Stone & Fairfax
Holmes Bakery
Everett P. Rider
What
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J Leo Kolb
Kolb
Sherman Avenue
Ninth Street
Barry Place
Euclid Street
HW. Charlton
Capitol Prisoners Released After Capitol Visit Request
Michae Inik and Henry Gehrke were arrested by Capitol police on Monday for seeking to see Vice President Sherman after being told he was not in the Capitol. They were released yesterday on the promise to depart the city.
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Michae Inik
Henry Gehrke
Sherman
City
Mafs Who Caused Furor by Recent Flyer in Mattimony
Edwin Frank a former private in the Seventeenth Infantry and now inmate of Government Hospital for the Insane seeks habeas corpus to challenge detention as an irresponsible person. Chief Justice Clabaugh will hear the case. Frank claims sanity and cites parole offers while his wife Virginia Strouse from Philadelphia accompanies him after a hotel wedding and Rockville episode.
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Government Hospital For
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District Supreme Court
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New Wallard
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Virginia 5
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