Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 196, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 29, 1952 Page: 5 of 14
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was dead and another in serious ~ :u.
i condition from a shotgun wound LONG BEACH, Calif. June 38 ( from 48 states in bathing suita-AnK
Saturday following a blaring duel AP Jubilant Jackie Ioughery of evening gowns. ‘
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I NORTH FORT HO«in tone
IP— The 49th Armored division of
the Texas National Guard lined up
Friday for the most pleasant pan f
of summer maneuvers—paycall
Then it's home again for the.
guardsmen, their- two-week sum '
mer training completed for another
> year.
The men of the 49th will
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Saturday and return home Sunday. ,
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HOUSTON, June 28 Hundreds of Harris county. have had a total
of Houston parents, snatching for of.acasez treatedtainphospitalsb-
a thread of hope volunteered .heir ot about 800 0 Shkteen persons !
small children Saturday for the have been killed by polio
first mass test of a serum which Gamma ' globulin will not -doo l
may make uolio non paralytic poli. physicians warned Saturday.
Physicians disclosed only Friday But if the serum is effectivn. and
that 35,000 children in Houston, works as doctors hope it will, po-
where the'worst poliomyelitis epi lomyelitis in versons who have, ,
dem.e in the country is raging, will been innoculated will be robbed of
be used in the tint large-scale ex ita worst features Quick death, a I
periment with the scrum, called hentace of shrunken twisted Embs
gamma globulin beginning at eight an inshilits to hreathe exchpt
clinics next Wedpesday. with mechanical aid
But even lie l ore newspapers "he meos test of the serum,
carrying the announcement were which doctors hope eventually "to ' J
thrown onto Houstons from luwas me most effectively in stemming
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seis are, from bottom to top: Queen Mary, Englund’s largest; The Liberte, France's
essential vitamins and
minerals in your diet.
Your momey hark if
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at cur I’Fo d. with Turner about paraded her ios well p unifinned ——
custodv of his two children Ramos pounds before the 10 judzes in both HOME ON FURLOUGH
was separated only three weeks evenine dress and bathins suit he Cpl Erwin l.ainur Patterspn-1919
ajo from hiy wife fore she was finally idsee the N. W il hi l e is ImmF ka.
later 'Sheriff’s Capt. J D Wal i winner in a re vote to break a tie hefore leavins for Korea nex,
ters reported. Ramos returned ie with dark haired Miss 'T'hompson month IJe has been stationod .bv, •
iheefe eperatee by Mrs Jacobe, Third ptace went to Miss Miss Fort Hood for the pas 14 months,
lu-d as she and Turner were clos ouri, (‘arolyn Carlew. 18, of Sikes •—-———-7
ing the business Ramos opened ton Mo Miss Tennessee, Jean H ir 101Ns air EOnci u .
fire with a shotgun wounding both per. 20. of Memphis, was fourth
of them land 21 vear old Trula Birchfield of 'James c lnd, 20, of 620, Mans . 5
Turner, said he then got a .32 Hugo, Okla, garnered fifth place, field lload, sighed up for a foub
galiher rwvolver, i-d fired four The awards slimaxed a four hour vear enlistmen the U.S. Air
tunes ut Ramos who died a short extravaganza featuring the gilts Force Friday. .,0.9
lone later’at North Houston hoa 1i.‛w
"tta a ixala of justifiable danger of DIETS
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on a downtown street of Humble New York Saturday polished her
near the north edge of Houston Miss United States of America gold
Fruday night cup and worried a little over 29
The victim was identified as J D lovely foreign girls-with whom she
Hamos 42 an electrician in ser wilPcompete Saturday night for the ,
tons condition at North Houston title of Miss Universe,
hospital was F D Turner, 01, The pert red head from Manhat
Ramos' father in law tan won the United States beauty
Mrs Frankie Jacobe. 40, Ramos' title Friday night after it nin an I
sister in law, was less seriously tuck battle with l ouy. ana's Jeanne
wonndel ' • Thompson
Sho iff- officers said Ramos had The five foot fourich Nenutv
iareentrnt i- wonitovful,
Reduees -12 Pounds . •. .
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I he other five finalists were Miu
Indiana, Virginia Ann Johnson;
Miss Michigan. Judy Hatula; Miu
Minnesota, odell Stirmlinger; Miss
Nontana, Valeri Jackson and Miu*
New Jersey. Ruth Jane Hampton.
the word spread and calls from at its outset such a polio epidemie I 1
parents began pouring into the city like Houston’s, w II tie conducted
• and count) health offices. by Ur William McDowell Ham! j
Spokesmen for both offices salt mo a Vniversity of Pittsburgh •
all parents were eager to hate epidemo’ogy < epidemics) professor
the r children take part in the ex He will uttlz ■ only volunteers be-
periment Half of the children wi tween the ages of one and six
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Eet the globulin the other half an --:-----•
, injection of a harmless fluid' Sullivan’s Daughter Marvies
Announcement of the impending
experiment came as Dr Freill.au BEVERLY HIL1S, Calif. June .
renti Houston city heaith officer. 28 IP Ensign Robert Precht Jr Local Reservist Flvd.ady Derby Gets Vlldri’UOV it
said there was no doubt the out ami Bett) Sullivan daughter of tel - • •
raii"pidemi. “ "ouston "as a n onassaznandBnogamax cuam. Is Busy Worker Dallas iirjiorl: HOO-Mile Journey *
Twelve new cum of pol.a were honeymoon Saturday. They were FORT HoD, Tex . June 28 i St-1 > DALLAS. . June 28 I Sixteen andawardingafprtasucih
1 nosed Friday Harris county tharried late Friday. — One of the busiest men in the women minis from eight states he- testant will be handicapped at the , uj—
90th (Texas’ Own! Infantry Divi gan taking off frm Love Field ond of the race on a Art*-* m* 1 —IL in 1 ium i Ror mani at thia smintvy's 21.000,000
ammi, — — sion as the Reserve organization muncipal airport Saturday in the imum speed of each type plane SAN ANTONIO, lune 28 - Bon
EnE84a 8% IAI ■ concludes its summer training 1 first .-inmnl W mile Fly Hd) Der Mrs Joe Nickell nt "I ork 1 ifaco Gon/ales, 6:, San Antonio win uh m ihat manyethe rmuet pwrular
WIE wVI •E ■tllK a Cleburne man by from Dallas to Topeka, Kuns, -president, of the Womens Nationa! iwverw operntor dind in a hospital dldn awwnIG"Lta"ounuonsn."AFe
He is Capt Carl L Collihs, 302 The women fliers were grounded, Aeronautical Association, said this Saturday from bullet wounds re wal Imu« "AllmAlin#"ne lUts nome l
West Wilson St. once bv a fuel shortage growing race is planned as the first ip a reived in n brawl at his tavern of"ihenmoipfvelont.ratininuclnnn.nnd
. As S 1 of the 43 Field Artillery oug, of the nation wide oilworkers: * yearly series. Friday night teit •*’ °" 0" """"
Battalion, he has been respons.ble strke last month, so they gmhered The first plane was expected to rwo athermen received bullet why not tty the Rareentrete way to Itnke
for keeping rec ords of all men and at Dallas Saturday with an assort r ach Topeka about .1 pm wounds and two more were beaten •" k datf.rergntrt"winuthorupurinnl
dicers in the battalion Because ment of lizht aircraft foi the post. The pilots part cipating include h with pol cues in the brawl. po K.rvtnjltNslofie"wnntinN»
of the varvine lenrths f service ponec derby., Alice Seaborn, Houston; Josephine lice said a 22 old San Antonio Nitaminn, fa *7“' "3, "shiblsa AmiwruYin
and number of dependents, such They were to make one stop on 1 Allison, Dallas; Mary Doris Weller, man was booked for murder, mAnentte" "Neert, "four ana • q"rter pll-
records can complicate the pro route, at Will Rogers airport at Dallas, Jerry Cobb, Ponca City, . — bollles miM in T-«a» in nine taan Ju»t
cc lure of making out payrolls Oklahoma City, and meet at To Okla.; Dorotohy Rice, Tulsa, Elea Wichita, Kans, and Lucille, l “ iqda“areutainfou int WK
Making the situation more diffi/peka later Saturday for a banquet nor Heaht, Tulsa, Ann Yourdon, Cheetham, Arkansas City, Kans.
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bers of the battatfon traveled by
private autos and from different
towns Those making the trip by
private conveyance are entitled to
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aniinyprice’topayt The unit concludes training Sat
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 196, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 29, 1952, newspaper, June 29, 1952; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564258/m1/5/?q=j+w+gardner&rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.