Winters council approves land purchase for future hospital expansion
City officials say no current expansion plans exist but acquiring extra property cost 2550 ensures space if Winters grows. The existing hospital cannot add a second floor nor fit a new building on the lot. The frame house may be torn down or used for storage or vocational nursing classrooms. A two bed ward now serves as a classroom. moving it would restore the ward. Council also authorized City Secretary Vic Sutton to attend the Governmental Accounting and Finance Institute in Austin March 22 23 and 24.
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Wingate Social Roundup Visits and Visits
Mrs. E C Mahurin of San Angelo visits Mrs. I G Hensley. Funeral honors for Mrs. Roy Pumphrey attended by Mr and Mrs W B Guy. Local visitors include Woodroe McHugh and Morgan Hudson from Vincent and San Angelo. Sally Carporin from Oregon State visits Mrs Lanora Bailey. The Voss family hosts Edwin, Vanner, and Erwin Voss from San Angelo. Wingate volley ball teams win and lose games. Postmaster Clay Allen returns from multiple training conferences in Dallas Amarillo Childress Lubbock Stephenville Wichita Falls Fort Worth Brownwood. Local social visits include Gene and Mrs Wheat and the Morris family. Adoption news: Doyl Guy and Ballinger couple welcome a son. grandparents W B Guy Wingate.
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San Angelo
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W. B. Guy
Roy Pumphrey
Woodroe McHugh
Vincent and
Morgan Hudson
Sally Carporin
Oregon State
Lanora Bailey
Edwin ‘Voss
Vanner -Voss
Erwin Voss
Edwin
Vanners
Erwin Vosses
Fred and
Rhinhol Vosses
Carl Green
Wheat
Ganny Sliger
Winters Hospital
Bill Lindsey
J. W. Allen
Dallas
Annie King
Byrd
Wingate
Clay Allen
Amarillo
Childress
Lubbock
Allen
Stephenville
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Brownwood
Gene
L. S. Morris
Bill Harm
Sawyer
Guy
Mrs. Hare
Eual Bishop of
Ballinger
Enoch Doggett
Bess Hodge
Clarence Huckaby
Leonard Phillips
Shep Community Center
Pamel Legg
Clyde Dunn
Ray Dunns
Doyl Guy
Abilene
Sensitivity of Human Cells to Radiation Compared with Bacteria
The statement notes that certain human cells show radiation damage sensitivity about a hundred times greater than that of bacteria. It highlights the higher vulnerability of human cells to ionizing radiation relative to bacterial cells.
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