Navajo County considers 60000 for Winslow hospital
Navajo county Board of Supervisors faces a proposal to add 60000 to the budget for a county hospital with private and public wards plus male and female indigent wards. The plan outlines construction costs 50000 and furnishing 10000, coordinated by the Navajo county health department and Winslow board of health, with deputy physicians and staff to run the facility.
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Holbrook
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County Board of Health
Moron-killing proposal sparks debate on public safety
Philip W. Grece, New Jersey lawyer and former juvenile court judge, urged state execution of the most vicious mentally defective criminals as a protection to society. The piece criticizes the idea, advocating life and humane methods to reduce delinquency and cure brain damage instead.
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New York Academy of Medicine
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Keeping Youth at Home
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Victor M. Cutter of United Fruit argues at a Pan American conference for closer North and South American cooperation in commerce and culture. He urges replacing idle diplomatic staff with keen representatives fluent in Latin American life to boost mutual understanding and economic leadership.
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The editor prints a persuasive appeal by J. B. Camp, urging Winslow to back Arizona Sunshine Oil Co. at Sunshine Station. The letter describes dramatic local growth from oil wealth, including population rise to ten thousand plus, new homes, shops, theaters, parks, and rising property values, with widespread employment and prosperity.
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Evolution and Energy Woes Sparkphrasal Debate
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