Grand jury to probe organized medicine anti trust actions
Justice Department to investigate whether organized medicine violated anti trust laws by opposing Group Health Association. Assistant Attorney General Arnold cited threats against district doctors and expulsions from the District Medical Society as part of efforts to block the cooperative plan.
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Washington
Justice Department
Lnwas
Orman Arnold
Group Health Association, Inc
Arnold
American Mediiety
District of Columbia
District Medical Society
Deectors
Group Health Association
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Chicago
Group Health
National Health Conference
Christian Science Sunday Services July 31 1938
The article notes Sunday services in Christian Science churches with the Golden Text from Pauline scripture and citations from the Bible and Science and Health. It highlights themes of God’s goodness mercy and the indwelling of God’s love in believers and references ongoing study materials.
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Christian Science Churches and Societies
Leston
Mary Baker
Haynes Reelected Leader Of Carolinas Law Officers Group
Police Chief B M Jimmy Haynes of Cramerton New York headed the Carolinas law enforcement officers for another year after a reelection at a two day meeting. Captain George L Young of the South Carolina highway patrol was named vice president M A Schmidt of Raleigh reelected secretary treasurer Greensboro N C chosen for the next meeting October 30 Honorary lifetime president list increased by W E Yow Asheboro Mayor Creed Sumter Police Commissioner Morrow Albemarle and L A Love Charlotte were honored.
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Charleston
D. C
B. M
Jimmy) Haynes
Cramerton
N. Y
Carolinas
George L. Young
South Carolina Highway Patrol
M. A. Schmidt
Raleigh
N. C
Greensboro
W. E. Yow
Asheboro
Fulton B. ‘Creed
Sumter
Dan Morrow
Albemarle
L. A. Love
Charge
Armies Of U. S. To Battle In Mississippi Two Weeks
Report describes Third Army maneuvers near Pilost and Hattiesburg Mississippi with 26 000 officers and men of the 4th Corps Area. Umpires supervise ground and air reconnaissance while a large wire telephony net supports central control maps and secure secrecy.
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U. S
Mississippi
4Th Corps
Pilost
Hattiesburg
DeSoto National Forest
Army Headquarters
H. PF. Nichols
Organized Reserve
Nichols
Gist Signal Battalion
Limitations On Bulgaria's Army Lifted to Aid Balkan Entente
Sofia reports a new agreement lifting post war army restrictions on Bulgaria seen as a step toward joining the Balkan entente. The pact, signed at Salonika by Bulgaria and Greece, promises closer ties with Turkey Greece Yugoslavia and Romania and includes a nonaggression clause.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Neuilly
Salonika
George Voisselavanoff
John Metaxes
Boris III
Bulgaria’s Armed Forces Limit Relaxation Reported
Under the treaty of Neuilly signed on November 27 1919 Bulgaria’s regulars are capped at 20 000 gendarmes 10 000 frontier guards and 3 000 frontier guards totaling 88 000 soldiers. The country has already built a large modern army long viewed as an internal police force and King Boristong has sought legalization.
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Neuilly
Bulgaria
Boristong Hay
One Killed When Car Leaves Road
LENOIR North Carolina August 1 Jack Martin 20 of Lenoir was killed yesterday when an automobile ran off a highway near here and crashed through a bridge. Louis Wilburn and Lee McLean who rode with him were injured while Ray McLean and Floyd Whisnant were unhurt.
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Lenoir
N. C
Jack Martin
Here
Louis Wilburn
Lee McLean
Ray McLean
Floyd Whisnant
Jobless Compensation Council Sets Aug 15 Meeting
The new advisory council of the State Unemployment Compensation Commission will meet August 15 at the George Vanderbilt hotel in Asheville. Chairman Grady Rankin of Charlotte will call the session with Commission members, including W. B. Rodman Jr. and E. W. Price, to discuss pooled fund merit rating and reserve account methods. The council represents the general public and employers with members listed from Charlotte Washington Morganton Asheville Greensboro Enka Wilson Durham Salisbury Raleigh Wilmington High Point and more.
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Raleigh
The
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Charles G. Powell
Mra
J. R. Spimen
Major . L. Metcer
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Asheville
Grady Rankin
Charlotte
W. B. Rodman Jr
Washington
E. W. Price
C. Dowd
W. B. Rodman, Jr
Harry L. Wilson
Morganton
Clarence Stone
Stoneville
Don Wlias
Marion W. Heiss
Greensboro
W. A. Egerton
Enka
James J. Miller Wilson
T. A. Finch
Thomasville
Employe
C. G. Shaw
Durham
C. A. Fink
Salisbury
Charles Rufin
A. M. Hughes
Wilmington
C. M. Waynick
High Point
Southern Art Meeting Opens in Blue Ridge NC
The southern art conference opened in Blue Ridge North Carolina with exhibits and discussions of ceramics printing weaving painting etching and sculpture. Sponsored by the University of North Carolina the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction and Blue Ridge College the two week event features artists and writers on art topics.
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Blue Ridge
N. C
Southern Art Conference
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction
Blue Ridge College
Car Density Skyrockets Across U S Roads
A striking estimate suggests about eight vehicles per mile of road in the United States reflecting heavy traffic and high vehicle ownership trends across the nation.
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The
United States
Cranium Crackers Word Blocks Practice
Fun word puzzle asks which blocks form true statements. Options cover capitals, music terms, Stephen Crane works, and rivers through cities with multiple-choice word fits.
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Quito
Chile
Ecuador
Peru
North Carolina
Stephen Crane
Rhone
Seine
Tiber
Brussels
Venice
Rome
Mrs Harkey Wins 700 in Ashebord
Mrs Harkey sued for 10700 for damages from an automobile crash on May 20 1937 with Caviness as driver. Jury found negligence by the defendant but awarded only part of the amount. Both sides noted appeals. Other cases settled or dismissed including Spinks Gee Up Thompson Handleman vs Southern Ol Co Fox et al vs Presnell Hayworth.
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F. Thompson
Town of Handleman
Southern Ol) Co
Guy M. Fox
Moose Tar Heel Legion Holds Dinner Meeting
The Tar Heel Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose met in the Jefferson Restaurant Greensboro in the private dining room last night with Great North Moose H Way Russell of Thomasville as toastmaster. Speakers included C A Heilig Winston Salem FE D Clutter Danville VA N L Garner and Walter L York High Point Paul Jenkins Burlington and Tom Cameron Danville VA. Attendees came from Danville Winston Salem Thomasville Burlington and High Point. A special Moose meeting will be held in Danville VA August 18 honoring Charlie Kennedy Virginia regional director.
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Tar Heel Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose
Jefferson
Greensboro
Great North Moose
H. Way Russell
Thomasville
C. A. Heilig
Winston- Salem
FE. D. Clutter
Danville
N. L. Garner
Walter L. York
High Point
Paul Jenkins
Burlington
Tom Cameron
Winston-Salem
Thomas
Cliff at St Catherine’s tops Britain height
The highest cliff in Great Britain is at St Catherine’s on the south coast of the Isle of Wight. It rises about 830 feet above the sea and marks a notable coastal landmark.
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Great Britain
St. Catherines
Isle of Wight
Rain Delays Major Army Maneuvers in Mississippi
In De Soto National Forest Mississippi steady rain slows Third Army training involving more than 30 000 troops. General Albert H Blanding warns transport of troops and supplies affected by wet roads low areas and signal operations. Nearly 3 000 North Carolina national guardsmen head to the De Soto National Forest for peace time maneuvers remaining until mid month.
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Third Army
Desoto National Forest
Miss
Steady Raine
Albert H. Blanding
Washington
Crown
Blue” Corps
Raleigh
North Carolina
de Soto National Forests
Misetesippi
South
Mississippi
Crop control becomes issue for farmers in four regions
Washington reports the agriculture department warns the domestic allotment plan may shape as a major issue in four farming areas. The plan would let growers sell to foreign markets while receiving production cost prices at home. Secretary Wallace calls it unworkable and risky for foreign trade. A referendum in the Midwest crop belt may decide if price depressing surplus grain should be kept off the market, contingent on the August 10 corn crop forecast.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cotton Belt
Congress
Wallace
Record oats yield range from farm to world best
The average farmer harvests about 40 bushels per acre while the world record stands at 187 bushels per acre, highlighting the gap between typical yields and peak performance.
Field ant’s remarkable jaw grip holds 3000 times its weight
Field ants can carry loads far heavier than their bodies, with jaws capable of supporting weight about 3000 times their own. This exceptional strength showcases their efficiency in foraging and nest building.
GOP Uses FDRs Words In Fight
Washington August 1 Republicans adopt a new campaign tactic using 100 pages of Roosevelt excerpts on 55 topics from agriculture to youth. The booklet, distributed by the Republican national committee, mirrors past stoichiometric tactics but with broader source material.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Chicago Produce Prices and Grades Report
Chicago August 1 market rundown shows butter at 1 494 132 pounds, steady. Creamery specials quoted at 3 dollars per score with 254 to 264 count. extras at 923 cars 25 percent. extra firsts 90 to 91 cents 26 to 25 percent. firte at 88 to 89 cents 22 to 34 percent. Eggs total 13 166 steady with fresh graded, firsts local 29 cents. current receipts 18 cents.
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Chicago
Life Insurance Coverage Protects 65 Million Americans
A report notes that sixty five million people in the United States hold life insurance policies, highlighting widespread protection and financial security for families.
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United States
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