Revolution in Medicine Described by Authority
Dr. John H. J. Upham, president of the American Medical Association, discusses a silent revolution in American medicine driven by scientific leadership. He outlines heart disease as a leading foe, the use of preserved tissues for study, and the need for public participation in advancing medical progress.
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Holiday Cuts Coal Output in Nation
Partial observance of Memorial day in the coal fields reduced the nation’s coal output in the week ended June 4 by about 11.8 percent from the prior week. Total production reached 4,853,000 tons versus 5,500,000 the week before and 6,596,000 a year earlier. Southern West Virginia mines produced 1,283,000 tons and northern West Virginia 393,000 for a combined gain of about 200,000 tons over the previous week.
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City to Begin Collection of License Fees Today
City officials announce the start of license fee collection totaling about 50 000 for 1938 39. E F Dalton city collector and staff will collect from all establishments before July 1 1938. Beer license applicants must show state licenses.
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Pineville Man Given 5 Years For Slaying
Wea ver Sizemore was sentenced to five years for voluntary manslaughter in the rock killing of William Green a 74 year old Indian Creek farmer last July Judge D M Zachey overruled a motion to set aside the verdict Sizemore testified he struck Green with a rock Green dismounted from a horse and advanced toward him threateningly
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14 Property Pieces Including Hotel Sold at Court Auction
A total of 42420 was bid for 14 pieces of real estate including the Ulysees hotel formerly owned by A 1 G Young sold yesterday at the courthouse by Special Commissioner Sam Bilverstein. The Kanawha Valley bank purchased most of the property. The hotel went for 22500 to the Richmond Mortgage and Loan company.
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