Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1939 — Page 15
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COUNT ON NEW DRUG IN FIGHT ON PNEUMONIA
Reaction of Sulphapyridine Will Be Watched at City Hospital.
By JOE COLLIER City Hospital already is mobiHsing its forces against the expected annual pneumonia offensive, and for the second year counts sulphapyridine as a powerful ally. This year, however, research begun late last year and watched
Drop Noted in Fly Population, And It’s a Scientific Mystery
It Can Be Laid to Wasps or Virulent Disease— But Those Wasps Refuse to Talk.
C may have gone unnoticed to most people, but there has been a noticeable decrease in. the fly population this summer which is more or less against a two-ply (or two-fly) trend. Everyone knows, of course, that there are more flies in the summer than in the winter, although flies can and do winter-over
actively. And it is usual for there to be more flies and mosquitoes during rainy summers, as this was, than during dry summers. Anyone who is familiar with State Fairs |yesterday. of this andgother years knows | passing a forged check for $20.
FORGER 1S SENTENCED CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Sept.
(U. P).—Vernon Stearns was given a 2-to-14-year prison term and fined $10 and costs in Circuit Court here He was charged with
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CLAY GOUNGIL GUTS THREE RELIEF ITEMS
BRAZIL, Ind, Sept. 8 (U. P.) — Drastic slashes in poor relief in three Clay County townships had been voted today by the County Council, although authority of the Council to recommend such slashes was in question. The slashes affected Brazil, Dick Johnson and Posey townships. In Brazil Township the rate was cut from $2.76 to $1.37; in Dick Johnson, from $2.76 to $1.50; In Posey from $1.00 to 8.70. It was estimated the reductions would save Brazil taxpayers approximately $70,000 annually; Dick Johnson taxpayers, $15,000, and Posey taxpayer , $7000. Rates were cut slightly in other townships. The recommendations must be approved by the Tax Adjustment Board.
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WPA to Check Work of CWA
Times Special WY SHsoToy, Sept. 8. — WPA will compile the records of CWA under an $18,781 grant aproved for Indiana by President Roosevelt today. CWA provided work relief before WPA.
BUND CAMPS CHECKED
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8 (U. P.). ~The Federal Bureau of Investigation was reported today to have discovered a plan to establish Ger-man-American Bund camps within 20 miles of all military stations in this area. Howard B. Fletcher, head
of the local FBI bureau, refused to confirm or deny the report.
SOIL PROGRAM PAYS STATE 9 MILLIONS
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 8 (U. P.) —Approximately, $9,500,000 has been paid to Indiana farmers complying with AAA soil-depleting acreage allotments and conservation practices, L. M. Vogler, chairman of the state committee, ahnounced today. He estimated that the total payment this year would be around $10,000,000. He said price adjustment payments on wheat for Hoosier farmers amount to $1,264,033.75. Applications for payment have been received from 20,730 farmers in 92 counties. Corn payments total $1,069,688.78 to 25,237 farmers in 37 counties, he said.
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closely in a relatively small number of cases, will be greatly enlarged, Dr. Charles Myers, superintendent, said. He emphasized that older methods o1 treating pneumonia will not
be abandoned wholesale in favor of the comparatively new drug which has been impressively effective.
Reactions Watched
The drug, he said, will be added to the weapons against the disease and all cases will be studied closely in an effort to find where it fits in best. Like other medications, which perform the service for which they are intended, it may have some other by-product bad effects on patients. Careful records of patient reac-| gladly trade a lack of flies for a tions will be made in all cases| lack of wasps. where it is administered, so that "6 » physicians may better learn the effects of the drug under different HE other reason for the lack conditions. of flies is a disease that killed " some of them. The technical name Offensive Is Nation-Wide of the disease is not readily at
This research is a part of a na-| hand, but to a fly it is very tion-wide offensive against pneu-| deadly. monia instituted by Surgeon Gen-| There are, however, two unaneral Thomas Parran Jr. as his sec-| swered questions about the whole ond great state-by-state fight on| layout that seem to have caused enemies of public health, The first| a light fly year. Why are there so fight was against syphilis. many wasps and why did the dis-
The State Health Board has es-| ease become so virulent?
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$h & 4 O one seems to know exactly why this is, but two theories have been advanced by Frank N. Wallace, State entomologist. He said there has been an unusual number of wasps this year in and about Indianapolis in particular and possibly throughout the state. They have occasioned scores of calls from householders asking what can be done to get rid of them, he said, and usually he took the trouble to explain that the wasps probably were the cause of the lack of flies. Wasps eat flies. Nearly always, he sald, the callers stated that they would
pneumonia serum to the indigent. And the wasps won't talk. This amazing purchase of $50,- 3 3 In addition to sulphapyridine, Ci —— 000 worth of furniture was /[§ + E very thing many of the laboratories producing TRAIN INJURIES FATAL made in advance of today’s high- RS as Shown pneumonia serums lately have| WABASH, Ind, Sept. 8 (U. P.).— er prices. Ever iece is of latest brought out products that can be|John Euhanks was dead today from p yp : manufactured and sold more cheap- injuries suffered when he was hit by style and dependable quality. ly than previously. a train Wednesday. -—
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