West Virginia doctors denounce corporation medicine abuse
The West Virginia Medical Association and Dr. R H Walker condemn corporation medicine where wages are deducted for medical services. They warn of the “check off” system used in coal camps where profit fuels doctor salaries and urge stronger guidance and education for West Virginia University medical training. Officers elected include Dr. Charles G. Morgan and Dr. Ivan Fawcett. Fairmont chosen for 1936 convention.
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia Medical Association
R. H. Walker
Charleston
Aengthy
Dotcor
Coal Corporation
Moundsville M. D
Walker
The
Medical Association
Charles G. Morgan
Moundsville
Ivan Fawcett
Ward Wylie
Mullens
T. Maxfield Barber
Association
Fairmont
School ‘of Medicine
West Virginia University
Drive Against Chain Mail Scheme In Legal Challenge
Solicitor General Crowley ruled that dime chain mail is illegal under lottery and fraud laws. He described the scheme as violating the lottery and postal fraud statutes, noting participants risk loss with no guarantee of return. The Post Office plans to prosecute originators while not targeting participants.
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Crowley
Jon
Postoffice Department
Arrest Youth Contained in Burned Car Case
The elder Di Stasio was initially thought to be the victim due to a signet ring found with the charred body, but investigators later learned he was larger than the deceased. The son admitted to participating, claiming they followed his father that Monday night in separate cars and confronted him in the south end district, where the elder stopped near a shabby middle‑aged man.
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Bishop
Hudson- Lake Boon
Anthony
Boston
Young di Stasio
di Stasio
South End
Expert plaster stucco and cement services ad
Albert Nuzum advertises day or contract plastering stucco and cement work with 12 years experience. Provides phone number 73 RI 36 6 8 11 for inquiries and estimates. Local contractor emphasizes reasonable pricing and reliability.
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Albert Nuzum
Auto Workers Vote Twist in Toledo Strike Back on Jobs
The Toledo workers face a vote on company terms that could end the strike here and at other plants. Union officials in Cleveland and Cincinnati warn settlement depends on other strikes, while a Toledo agreement may force concessions elsewhere. About 600 returned to work in Cleveland as Detroit talks continue.]
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Toledo
United Automobile Workers Federal Union
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dillon
Edward F. McGrady
Perkins
Thomas J. Williams
Fisher Body Company
Detroit
Patronize Sentinel Advertisers
Truck nearly wrecks as wheel flies off on rural road
L S Hardman of Hardman Junk Company near Grafton drove a truck on the Baileytown road near Rosemont when a broken axle caused the right hind wheel to fly off. The wheel struck Mrs. Virginia Jones’s garden about ten feet from the road. John Hardman, riding on the cab top, was thrown to the ground but uninjured. Repair materials were secured from a Grafton garage before junk dealers could continue.
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L.S. Hardman
Hardman Junk Company
Grafton
Baileytown
Rosemont
Virginia Jones
John
Bonus Passed In Senate But Two-Thirds Margin Lacked
The Patman cash bonus bill advanced in the Senate with a 55 to 33 vote but failed to reach the two thirds needed to override a veto. Supporters credit McAdoo and Coughlin for influencing the outcome amid a flood of telegrams from followers. The measure would pay veterans an amount totaling 2.201,934,000 in new money, challenging the Vinson alternative and Harrison compromise proposals.
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Congress
Senate
Credit McAdoo
Coughlin
Patman
Vinson
Harrison
Capital Hill
Charles E. Coughlin
Sensator McAdoo
Cal
Fifteen Year Drive Ends With Patman Bill Victory
The Patman bill ends a 15 year effort to enact currency based cash payments on adjusted service certificates. Senate action signals administration hope to veto, while Morgenthau plans an inheritance tax proposal to raise annual revenue. Administration argues Patman avoids new taxes.
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Morgenthau
Congress
Senate
Coolidge
House
White House
Clark
Vinson
Patman
Change In Form Only For Vast Relief Drive
A plan to reorganize the $4 billion work relief effort aims for speedier results with a form change, not substance. An official notes current relief reins in several states have moved to federal control after the Civil Works Administration phase. Senator Huey P Long is cited in discussions on centralization of authority within the relief campaign.
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Civil Works Administration
Huey P. Long
Hopkins Leads State Relief Control Shifts Amid Criticism
Hopkins moved to centralize federal relief oversight in Louisiana and placed his appointee in charge of relief activities. He challenged Governor Eugene Talmadge and targeted Illinois with a $3 million monthly condition to resume funding. A senate requested report details the tensions over forcing states to raise specified relief sums.
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Louisiana
le Hopkins
Hopkins
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt
Illinois
Senate
Legion Makes May 30 Plans For Memorial Day
The American Legion Taylor County Post No 12 met at the Moose Home to finalize tentative Memorial Day plans at the National cemetery on Walnut street. Adjutant Earsel Pepper reported strong progress and said a number of nationally prominent figures were being considered as chief speaker. The next semi monthly post meeting is tonight at 7 30.
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American Legion
Taylor County Post No. 12
National Cemetery
Walnut Street
Moose Home
Earsel Pepper
Pepper
Three Men Die In Collision With Truck Near Pert Clinton
Three men Noble E. Baxter Rod Murray and Walter R Pringle were killed when their automobile collided with a milk truck near Pert Clinton Ohio. Sheriff D L Cullinen identified the victims and noted the truck driver escaped injury. The trio, apparently en route to Detroit, were from Detroit and Cleveland.
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Pert Clinton
Here
D. L. Cullinen
Noble E. Baxter
Detroit
Rod Murray
Walter R. Pringle
Cleveland
Cullinen
Transient Ordered To Leave Grafton By Mayor
John Hany a transient was brought before Mayor E Ot to Waugh in police court this morning and sentenced to quit the city at once for drunkenness following arrest at the Trienent bureau near the corner of trade and St Marys streets by Officer Hugh Woodford.
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E. Otto Waugh
John Hany
Hany
Trade and
St. Marys Streets
Hugh Woodford
Talmadge revolt widens as Georgia congressmen spoke
A debate stirs as the Roosevelt program faces broad attack from Talmadge allies. Representative Cox (D Ga) seeks radio time to answer the governor and challenge the revolt publicly. Talmadge mocks the New Deal and outlines a program to abolish agencies and contracts, end work-relief, pay veterans from relief funds, and balance the budget, claiming relief rolls would shrink rapidly.
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Roosevelt
Cox
Georgia
Talmadge
Glenn's Pain-Well Coated Tablets and Cough Advised
Sore lungs with chest pains signal danger and may worsen if neglected. The ad promotes Glenn's Pain-Well Tablets with Cough as unmatched for lasting relief and to prevent pus formations across the body.
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Glenn
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