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2A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ortgon, Friday, March 13, 1939
Louisiana Capitol Runs Out of Steps
Baton Rouge, La. -UPD- Now J
that another state is coming ;
into the Union, Louisiana offi
cials are having another head- i
ache.
The Pelican tSate Capitol !
has a set of marble steps lead- j
ing up to the entrance. Each
tep bears the engraved name I
of a state. j
When Alaska won state- j
hood, something could be I
done. Its name replaced the j
i n s c r i pt i o n "E Pluribus j
Unura" at the top of the stairs.
RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY
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KVJC 1239 e K.MED 1449 lie KWI.N 1400 lie
4 00 News News- Ramblin'
4:15 Traffic Jam Robbie Robbing Hemingway News
4- .KJTraffic Jam Robbie Robbina News One for Road
4:45 Tratfic Jam Robbie Robbing One for the Road
"5 00 Edw R. Morrow News News One for Road
5:1o Record Room Robbie Robbina One for the Road
5 Z) Tom Harmon Weather-News News One for Road
3:45 Frank Goss Orville Anderson Or.e for the Road
" 6 00 News News Matinee News
613- -Thomas-Sports Five Star Matinee Candlelite & Win
6:30 Eventide Oni Man's Family Candlekte 4 Wine
6:43 Eventide Bowling Time Candlehte & Wine
7:00 -Sevareid-A&A Cavalcade of Sports Karavan
7:15 Amos-Andy Cavalcade of Sports Karavan
7:30 News. Answer PlseCavalcadt of Sports Karavan
7:43 Turntable Terrace Cavalcade of Sports Karavan
"8 :00WorId fTonight News' My True Story'Phoeni Disc Date
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9 :00 News" News Nightbeat Karavan
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6:45 Yawn Patrol First News News Chuekwagun
7 00 Yawn Patrol Salem Reports News Serenade
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:15 Frank Goss Monitor Kof fee Klatch
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HA5 Steve Lawrence Monitor Koffee Klatch
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9:30 Coffee Concert Monitor Live y Time
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10 15 Record Rack Nat l Farm & Home All Hi Hits
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10:45 Music Weather Koffee Klatch All Hi Hits
1100 Met. Opera Monitor Lively Time
1115 Met. Opera Monitor Lively Time
Jljo Met. Opera Monitor Lively Time
41:45 Met. Opera Monitor Lively Time
2 00 Met. Opera News Western Roundup
12 15 Met. Opera Monitor Western Roundup
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100 Met. Opera ' Monitor Western Roundup "
1- 15 Met Opera Monitor Western Roundup
j -30 Met. Opera Monitor Western Roundup
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2 00 M"t Opera Monitor" ' Parade of Hits
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415 Club 1230 l Monitor Karavan
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5 30 Harmon Wcath.-Monitor Karavan
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Ifoo News' Monitor Local News
6- 15 Veterans Adm. Monitor Karavan
630 Medford Schools Grand Ole Opry Karavan
E :43 Music-Sports Grand Ole Opry Karavan
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5:30 Huckleberry Hound
6:00 Weatherman
6:05 News
6:15 Doug Edwards
630 Hit Parade
7:00 Cavalcade of Sports
7:50 Feature file
8:00 Phil Silvers
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9:00 The Lineup
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40 This is The Life
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6:00 Ranch Party
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7:00 Jubilee U.S.A.
7:30 Wanted Dead or Alive
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830 Have Gun, Will Travel
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SUNDAY:
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11:00 The Dollar Debates
12:00 The Last Word
1230 The World of Ideas
1:00 Face the Nation
1:30 Behind the News
3 :0O Adventures in Knowledge
230 Industry on Parade
3:45 Andy Hardy
430 Southern Oregon Health
4:43 Dan Smoot
5:00 Target
530 Amatuer Hour
6 00 Small World
630 20th Century
7:00 Jeff's Collie
730 Bachelor Father
$ 00 Ed Sullivan
e:0O GE Theatre
9-30 Alfred Hitchcock
joo Frances Lansfori
Emile J. Bourg, supervisor
of state buildings, wrestled
with the problem Thursday
and came up with the answer.
Hawaii will just have to take
a place on the floor of the
landing at the top.
OFFICIAL DIES
Fair Lawn. N.J. - (CPU - Mi
chael A. La Courture Sr., 68,
an official of the Wright Aer
onautical division, Curtiss
Wright Corp., died Wednes
day. MBS
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3:25 Meeting Notices
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8:00 Phil Silvers
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The Medical
On Avoiding Strokes And
Heart Attacks
Today, many of the men
who have recovered from a
heart attack, and a few of
those who
l.Xfrjhave had a
IfXfM-1 stroke, are
being given
each day a
dose of a
drug of the
D i c u m a r
ol type which
tends to pre
vent further
Dr Alvarw clotting of
blood in the patient's arteries
or veins. It seems wise for a
person who ha shown a ten
dency to such clotting to stay
on the so-called anti-coagulant
treatment for the rest of
his days. This seems to be
safe unless too much of the
medicine is taken.
It is well to have a meas
urement of the so-called pro
thrombin time made at least
once a month. A physician
who is on the treatment tells
me that he knows that he is
taking too much of the medi
cine when, on nicking his
face with his razor, he has
trouble stopping the bleeding.
Then he reduces the dose of
th drug. If a man should, let
us say, have an automobile
accident in which a gash is
torn in his leg, and he starts
bleeding badly, he must
quickly be given a dose of vi
tamin Kl. Some patients who
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Ro?er D. Clement, overload, $132. j
Kleta A. Maurer, improper left i
turn. $15. I
Ernest J. Taylor, overload, $165. !
MARRIAGE LICENSE I
APPLICATION I
Joseph M. Riley. Klamath Falls, !
and Josephine Zalie Gifford, 820
Summit ave., Medford.
Harry Charles Engstrand, 428
Hamilton st., and Glenda Elizabeth
Young, 928 Alta st.
Michael Robert Harris, 759 Gar
field St.. and Carolyn Anne Thames,
3286 Lone Pine rd.
Gen. Marsha Remains j
In Serious Condition
Washington-OIPD-The Walter
Reed Army Medical Center
said today that Gen. George
C. Marshall spent a "quiet
and restful" night but remains
in serious condition.
It said Marshall, who suf
fered two strokes earlier this
year, showed no "apparent ill
effects" from Wednesday's
flight from Fort Bragg, N.C.,
in a military plane.
The state of California has
838 state-supervised dams and
79 federal dams.
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Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
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are on Dicumarol treatment
carry in a pocket a little vi
tamin Kl in case of such an
accident.
What we doctors still need
to know is hoW low we should
keep the prothrombin time as
compared with normal. Per
haps some day we will find
that any lowering of the pro
thrombin time below normal
will serve to protect the pa
tient. Dr. Irving Wright, of
New York City, with his asso
ciates, has been gathering
evidence to prove that this
new type of treatment will
save persons from getting
more little strokes and big
ones.
Protecting Boys Who
Want to Make Rockets
Of late, there have been
many reports in the newspa
pers of boys who have lost a
finger or a hand or their eyes
or have been badly burned
while they were trying out a
home-made rocket. The situa
tion has become so serious
that in Maryland all drug
stores are now going to re
fuse to sell to minors any one
of a list of chemicals which
are used in rockets. These
chemicals will be sold to a
boy only if his parents give
their approval.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate, 1959)
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4-H Club News
Busv Bakers
Busy Bakers
The 4-H Busy Bakers had
a short business meeting last
week. All enjoyed the dem
onstration. Luana Loffer, Car
olyn Zarzinsky, Kathy Rentz
and Ramona Rausch made
brownies. Mary Ann Snider
and Molly Ely made orange
floats. Lynn Rickman made
crispy treats.
Mary Ann Snider,
Reporter.
Draft Extension
Sent To White House
Washington-OiPD-The House
swiftly passed and sent to the
White House Thursday a bill
to continue the military draft
for another four years. Young
men 19 through 26 are affect
ed. The measure also extends
the doctor-dentist draft.
SUSPEND NEWSPAPER
Ankara, Turkey- (UPD -The
Turkish newspaper Ulu has
been suspended for one
month and its editor, Ulku
Arman, has been sentenced
to 16 months imprisonment
for publishing a story critical
of the government. A court
handed down the sentences
Wednesday as punishment for
printing a translation of a dis
patch allegedly written by
Eugene Pulliam and first pub-
lished in the Indianapolis
(Ind.) Star.
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