Bad Colds Run In Cycles Says U S Doctor
A University of Texas physician told the Southern Medical Association that colds occur in cycles of two to four years with no lasting immunity after infection. Dr Lyle M Sellers noted allergies and nasal conditions influence susceptibility and urged better recognition of triggers and available non new drugs. He dismissed antihistamines as largely ineffective for the true common cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellers
The
Southern Medical Association
Reserve Officer May Qualify For Higher Command
Army reserve officers may boost eligibility for higher command or staff roles through a three year program at Fort Hood Texas. The special associate course from the Command and General Staff School runs in three phases combining 50 hours of extension work and two weeks of resident instruction per phase. Completion earns equivalent credit to the standard 13 week Associate Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Command and General Staff School
Questions and Answers on Veteran Benefits for Wheelchair Housing
A veteran with paralysis may sign by mark witnessed for wheelchair housing grants. If ordered to return to active duty, notify the VA regional office with full name, address, C number, payment amount, and reentry date to stop subsistence. A widow may not obtain a Certificate of Guaranty but may qualify for a GI grant on her own rights if eligible as a deceased veteran's unremarried widow due to service-related death.
Friday Literary Club hears future of schools talk
The Friday Literary Club met Friday at 3 p m in Miss Gladys Ray's home with 19 members. W C Cummings, superintendent of the local schools, spoke on What Is the Future of Our Schools. Refreshments followed, themed for Thanksgiving. The next meeting is Dec 1 at Mrs Alton McDowell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ray
Miss Ray
C. J. Meador
W. C. Cummings
Alton McDowell
U S Casualties in Korean War Rise to 28 881
Washington D C defense department figures show 28 881 American casualties in Korea as of November 10 noted by next of kin. 4 798 deaths 19 740 non fatally wounded 4 347 missing in action with 517 returned 4 died 107 in enemy hands. Army total 24 989 others lower.
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Washington
D. C
Defense Department
United Nations
Army
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Local social notes from Whitewright and nearby towns
The column lists numerous weekend visits and travel across Texas towns. Residents from Savoy, Whitesboro, Denison, Dallas, Fort Worth and other locales note relatives, hospital calls, and weekend guests with families including the McDonalds, Andersons, Hamm, Jarvis, Hicks, Browns, and others. Several assertions mention travel to Dallas and Port Arthur for work or hospital visits.
Gals Favor Femininity as Nightgowns Return
New York designer Dora Gottlieb says femininity is back as nightgowns outsell pajama tops for five years. She links bedwear to mood, noting purple gowns and Cleopatra as iconic symbols. She argues femininity boosts mood and family warmth, while sleeping in the raw remains impractical for most.
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New York
Dora Gottlieb
Miss Gottlieb
Cleopatra
Copper to Scrap Conversion Then Hog Cholera Birth
The note explains that fifty tons of mined copper equal one ton of scrap copper. It also records that hog cholera was first reported in the United States by an Ohio farmer in 1833.
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United States
Ohio
Four Tissues Form Teeth and Ore Conversion Fact
Four different tissues make up the teeth enamel covers the crown cementum covers the root dentin forms the body and the dental pulp occupies the center. One ton of scrap iron is said to equal five tons of ore coal and limestone.
Notice of Citations Involving Unknown Heirs and Rep
Citation No. 58487 The State of Texas to Z P Stoneman and unknown heirs of multiple deceased individuals. The notice also names Henry W Woods and unknown heirs, B F Crowther and unknown heirs, J E Howard and unknown heirs, all with residence and whereabouts listed as unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Z. P. Stoneman
Henry W. Woods
B. F. Crowther
B. F. Crow
Suit over Denison land title and possession
Plaintiffs Frank Noel and Velma Noel seek title to and possession of 308 West Day Street Denison Grayson County Texas described as 50 by 150 feet alleging ownership by three and five and twenty five year statute of limitations. The defendants include heirs and representatives of several named individuals with unknown residence or heirs. A citation requires appearance by the first Monday after 42 days from issuance December 11 1950 before the Grayson County District Court in Sherman Texas. The case file No 58487 dated October 24 1950.
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George McLagan
George M. Lagan
Gate City Building and Loan Association
C. C. McCarthy
A. D. Patterson
Maggie Patterson
J. J. Painter
Laura Miller
J. L. Andrews
Elmer Miller
Charlie Miller
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Frank Noel
Velma Noel
Z. P. Stoneman
Towitt
Day Street
Denison
Stoneman
Stoneman’s Addition
West Day Street
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
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U. of T. Doctor
E. Houston
U.S
Whitewright Lumber
Emma Coleman
Dallas
Josh May
Savoy
Jack Thruston
Wolfe City
Whitewright
L. McDonald
Ella Anderson
Whitesboro
Wayne Martin
Port Arthur
Mrs. Martin
Danny Wilson
Lake Dallas
Jim Hicks
R. E. Simpson
Waco
Mrs
Paul Simpson
L. E. Brown
DeKalb
Inlaw
George Brown
R. L. Hamm
Joe Jarvis
Baylor Hospital
Mr. Jarvis
Lavon Dam
J. H. Hollingsworth
Mary Hollingsworth
Miss Hollingsworth
Denton
J. A. Titus
West Sycamore
Glen Earnheart
Buford Jack Justice
Little Rock
Ark
Olan Justice
Sallye Hamilton
Ethel Keeton
Mrs. Drewie Caylor
Fort Worth
Leora Short
P. A. Short
Emory Christian
Bertha Pumphrey of
Coolidge, Ariz
Carl Hicks
W. A. Kirkpatrick
R. E. Hickman
San Antonio
Leon Harp
Guy Dillon
Billie Dillon
Jim Walker
Windom
Jimmie Nell Walker
Cleve Tidwell
Desert
Sam Golden
Georgia King of
R. L. Sears
Sears
Bassett Station
Sinclair Products
Robert L. Doss
Western Union Building
Denison, Texas
Stephens & Bryant
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