Three Medical Leaders Head Linn County Society Meet
Three nationally known physicians headline the fall and winter Linn County Medical Society program at Montrose hotel. Dr. Thomas Cullen of Baltimore will discuss hemorrhages in relation to rectus muscle and acute abdomen. Dr. William Edward Alton Oschner of New Orleans presents peptic ulcer treatment, and Dr. Edward H. Oschner of Chicago speaks on septic infections with discussion by Cedar Rapids and Iowa City doctors. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. rounds out the program.
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Linn County Medical Society
Montrose Hotel
Linn County
Thomas Stephen Cullen
Baltimore
American Medical Association
Johns Hopkins University
Wiliam Edward Alton Oschner
New Orleans
Edward H. Oschner
Chicago
Cullen
Tulane University
William Edward Alton Oschner
R. R. Russell Best
Omaha
H. E. Pfeiffer
Cedar Rapids
Oschner
Azel Ames
Iowa City
Paul O'Keefe
Waterloo
G. Norman Bickert
Muelder Named Chemistry Instructor at Coe College
Oliver Wilbur Muelder of La Crosse Wisconsin will replace Dr Edward A Prille in organic chemistry at Coe College. He holds a master from the University of Wisconsin Madison and is a Berea College graduate. Muelder comes to Coe after high school in Kenosha and studies at Western Illinois State Teachers College and La Crosse State Teachers College. He will assume duties immediately.
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Coe College
Harry M. Gage
Oliver Wilbur Muelder
la Crosse
Wis
Edward A. Prille
Prille
Ames
Muelder
Kenosha
Chicago
University of Wisconsin At
Madison
Berea College
Berea
Western Illinois State Teachers College
Macomb
la Crosse State Teachers College
Wisconsin
Pi Alpha
Wesley Foundation
University of Wisconsin
Coe
Brother Trio in Educational Roles Diverse Fields
A member has three brothers active in education. One teaches European history at Michigan State University, another handles American and English history at Knox College, and the third teaches philosophy at Berea College.
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Michigan State
Knox
Berea College
Veterans ban Confederate flag at Gettysburg reunion rally
Madison dispatch reports G A R encampment closes after vote to join Confederate veterans for Gettysburgs 75th anniversary rally while stars and bars are barred as thousands plan to attend as individuals. New leadership includes Ovarton H Mennet as commander in chief and Des Moines Indiana chosen for next encampment site.
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Henry Held
West Allis
Wis
Robert M. Rownd
Ripley
N. Y
Edward H. Cowan
Crawfordsville
Ind
Martin T. Stone
Seidesowa
Hurdles Six Stories Through Auto Top in Fall
Abe Krasviner, 40, plunged six stories from a Wilshire Medical building window onto a sedan top, denting it to the seat. He survived with a broken arm, bruises, and shock. Unclear if fall was accident or jump. Once known as the potato king, he had lost a fortune in 1928.
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Los Rangeles
Abe Krasviner
Wilshire Medical
Krasviner
Spain Civil War Navy Duel Off Algerian Coast
Fighting along Spain's Biscay coast intensified as loyalist and insurgent forces clashed in aerial and artillery duels. Government reports claim gains on the northern front and heavy casualties for rebels near Duenderodos, while a sea battle off the Algerian coast saw the Canarias and Libertad exchange about four hundred shots. The Canarias, badly damaged, returned to Palma Majorca.
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Madrid
INS
Spain
Biscay
Penasblancas
Magdalena
Duenderodos
Algerian
Canarias
Libertad
Tenet
Palma
Majorca
Row Over Teachers Jobs Closes 100 Tennessee Schools
An injunction blocked Hawkins County school board from appointing teachers, keeping more than 100 schools closed and about 6,000 pupils from class. The order, sought by 190 teachers elected by the retiring board for 1937-38, delays openings set for Sept. 7.
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Tennessee
Rogersville
Roosevelt Wedding Guest Willie Willis at Hyde Park
Willie Willis attended Hyde Park following the marriage of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr to Ethel du Pont. The event followed the recent wedding ceremonies and drew prominent guests from political and social circles.
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Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel du Pont
Nazi Charges Stir Wrath of France
Paris officials condemned Joseph Goebbels for accusing France of aiding loyalists in Spain. The Quai d Orsay denied the claims and asserted France honored non intervention in the Spanish Civil War. No French newspaper published Goebbels remarks.
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Paris
INS
Joseph Goebbels
Germany
France
Spain
Nuremberg
Quai‘d’Orsay
Goebbels
Reich
Radio Repair Ads Call For Skilled Technicians
A Want Ad urges readers to look under classification 30-A for experienced radio repair men. The brief notice highlights available work in the field and invites qualified applicants to respond to the advertisement.
Roosevelt denies engagement to debutante Anne Clark
Mrs. F Haven Clark said they are just friends and dismissed reports that John Roosevelt, 20, youngest son of the President, was engaged to Anne Lindsay Clark a Boston debutante. Roosevelt and Miss Clark arrived from Europe after visiting the Hyde Park estate where she had gone to greet him.
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Namant
Mass
Mns
F. Haven Clark
John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Boston
Roosevelt
Miss Clark
Hyde Park
N. Y
Europe
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Thomas Cullen
Oliver W. Muelder
Doherty
Star Jewelry Co
Second St. SE
G. A.R
Auto Top
Willie Willis
E. A. Kriz & Son
First Street
DIAL
Smulékoff's
Anne
Nash
Nash Coffee Company
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Smulekoff
Third Avenue Ss. W
Fine Suites
Iowa
West End
Third Avenue Bridge
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