Medical Association Leaders Attack FDA Health Plan Critique
American Medical Association leaders denounced an $8500000 government health program proposal pushed by a presidential committee. They argued the plan is unworkable and fails to account for varied medical needs across states and counties, warning central control would undermine existing professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. McDonough
Washington
American Medical
Roosevelt
Irvin Abell
Louteville
Hugh Cabot
Mayorlin- Rochester
Olin Weat
M. A
Morris Fishbein
Abell
Bis
Abelled
Believe It Or Not By Robt Ripley Needs
Robt Ripley notes thousands lack medical care while thousands of young people starve. Dr Cabot’s charges upset Dr West who says one member of the medical profession has held it up to ridicule. He questions pride of the profession in response.
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Cabot
Corrigan Returns to Dublin After Warm Welcome
Corrigan, congratulated by De Valera, rests at the American legation lodging in pajamas borrowed from John Cudahy. He seeks a long rest before settling a landing legality dispute with Irish officials. Tailors sent two new outfits, and offers of contracts flowed, even in under a day.
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Legation
John Cudahy
Cudahy
Corrigan
Dublin
Judge Sustains Conviction Of 17 Gas Price Fixing Defendants
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone sustained 17 of 46 defendants found guilty in a conspiracy to raise and fix midwestern gasoline prices in 1935 and 1976. He fined 12 companies and five executives a total of 65000 dollars and granted new trials to 18 others.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick T. Stone
Stone
Charles EB. Arnott
New York
Socony Vacuum
Shell Petroleum Company
Judge Stone
Socony Vacuum Oil Company
Wadhams Oil Company
Pure Oil Company
Sinclair Refining Company
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Skelly Oil Company
Continental Oompany
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Empire Oil and Refining Company
Phillips Petroleum Company
Globe Oil and Refining Company of Illinois
Globe Oil and Refining Company of Oklahoma
Corrigan Declines Sign Any Flight Pact Feels Footloose in Dublin
Corrigan refused to sign any agreement saying he prefers to be foot loose while in Ireland. He arrived in Dublin at Baldonnel Airdrome after a 3150 mile flight from New York for unscheduled landing without a passport. The News Chronicle ridiculed the stunt while London papers fronted the story with interviews and photographs of the battered monoplane.
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Dublin
New York
Baldonnel
Douglas Corrigan
Herbert Hoover
United States
Corrigan
London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Paris
News Chronicle
Eire
Corrigan Transatlantic Flight Draws Lively Press
London papers circulate mixed verdicts on Douglas Corrigan’s New York to Dublin flight. The Express calls it fool hardy and remarkable while The Mail labels it an epic error yet praises the pilot for overcoming heavy odds.
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London
Douglas G Corrigan
New York
Dublin
the Express
Corrigan
the Mail
Death of Dr W L Lambeth Asheboro Physician
Funeral services were held for Dr. W. L. Lambeth a prominent Asheboro physician who died Sunday in an Asheville hospital after long illness. The First Methodist church heard the service led by Dr. Howard P. Powell with Dr. J. E. Pritchard assisting. Surviving are his wife Julia Ross Lambeth one daughter Julia Ross Lambert his father J. T. Lambeth one brother PD H Lambeth Greensboro and a sister Mrs Graham D Monroe Lillington.
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Asheboro
W. L. Lambeth
Asheville
First Methodist Church
Howard P. Powell
J. E. Pritchard
High Point
Lambert
Julia Ross
Julia Ross Lambert
J. T. Lambeth
PD. H. Lambeth
Greensboro
Graham D. Monroe
Lillington
Mrs. R. S. Davis Dies At Randleman Home
Mrs. R. Sylvester Davis, 59, died at her Randleman residence after a stroke. Born September 14, 1878, she leaves three daughters, five brothers, and several stepchildren and nieces. The body goes to Brandon E. Davis’s home in Sophia for burial preparations. funeral Wednesday at Marlboro Friends Church with Dr. J. L. Stokes and Rev. Howard Yow presiding.
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R. Sylvester Davis
Randleman
Mrs. Davis
W. L
Mary Margaret Adams
BE. J. Nance
High Point
Randlieman
J. W. Newby
Sophia
Marlboro Friends’ Church
J. L. Stokes
Union Methodist Church
Davis
Howard Yow
Cedar Square Friends’ Church
Corrigan Receives Ireland Welcome and Backlash Returns
Corrigan, celebrated for a 28 hour non stop flight from Long Beach to New York, faces praise from De Valera and offers from oil firms and amusements parks as profits loom. He rejects a sponsorship deal while Irish groups in New York pledge support if needed amid questions over rule compliance.
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Ao Corrigan
Ireland
Atlantic
Corrigan
Long Beach
New York
Howard Hughes
Floyd Bennett Field
New Jersey
Corrigan praised as a swell pilot by mechanic on Atlantic crossing
In Los Angeles July 19 Douglas Corrigan, described as a quiet, determined pilot by Larry Conner, a mechanic who helped remodel his ship. Friends recall his absent mindedness and the years of preparation before his famed transatlantic flight.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Corrigan
Larry Conner
Adams
Europe
Corrigan
Ireland
California
Northrop Aiircraft
Conner
San Diego
Camp Kearny Mesa
Oceanside
Optimism rises at market as buyers, sellers eye fall
The market shows improved tone with hope of a strong fall as buyers from multiple states gather in High Point. Industry leaders note increased optimism among home furnishings dealers and a shift toward borderless Persian patterned floor coverings and self color floral designs.
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J. H. Collins
Miami
C. D. Collins
A. G. Rhodes and Son
J. H. Collins, Jr
Durham
W. R. Wilson
J. A. Mahoney
Wade Turner
Charleston
Jim Lewis
Fred Emerson
Macon
F. C. Willie
E. C. Nicholson
Pensacola
Fla
B. C. Crawford
J. W. Markham
E. J. Mizelle
Jacksonville
8. C. Newton
Co. M. Galloway
Burlington
E. D. Gillam
J. Lawson
Fila
D. A. Meges
West Palm Beach
J. W. Johnson
R. M. Milam
W. C. Smith
R. C. Harrison
Atlanta, Ga
O'Neil
Mrs Bessie Baird Dies At Home In City
Mrs Bessie Baird 50 died at 203 Howell street shortly before 11 o clock Monday night after a thirteen week illness. Born June 27 1888 in Brunswick county Virginia she came to the city eleven years ago from Wilmington and worked for Adame Millis Corporation. Surviving are four daughters Helen Mamie Esta and Margaret all of the city and son Clarence Y Baird now in Roanoke Virginia. The body remains at home until service time and place to be announced.
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Bessie Baird
Howell Street
Calvary Baptist Church
Wilmington
Daughters of Surviving
Helen
Mamie
Esta
Margaret Baird
Clarence Y. Baird
Roanoke
Funeral Wednesday for Jonathan G. White
Funeral services for Jonathan G. White 80 who died at home on Archdale Street will be held Wednesday at 10 30 am at Archdale Friends Church conducted by Rev Clifton Pearson. The body will lie in state at Koonce Funeral Home until 9 30 am then in the church for viewing until the service. Interment will follow in Springfield Cemetery.
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Joathan G. White
Archdale
Surprise party honors Mrs Fair and Mrs Akine
A surprise birthday party for Mrs. J W Fair and Mrs. Evelyn Akine was given July 18 at Wear Green street. Guests enjoyed a repast and games such as bingo and fiddlesticks.
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J. W. Fair
Evelyn Akine
Wear Green Street
Sankie Fair
I. Smith
E. A. Friday
M. Gilreath
Every
D. Burkett
G. Lemons
Miller
Willie Johnson
Willie Leak
Bill Martin
Dora Little
Bertha Colson
Edith Fair
Roosevelt Liles
Red Sox
Pittsburgh Crawfords
High Point Red Sox
Willis Park
Crawfords
Jean Lassies Ruffin
Buck Leonard
Pat Harrison
North Carolina
Eloise Boger
Philadelphia
Samuel Crutchfield
Maggie Crutchfield
Fifteen Challenges to Archdale Trinity District Ballots
Fifteen registered voters face eligibility challenges for the Archdale Trinity sanitary district bond election. Hearings are planned later this week. Chairman George Craven reports twelve challenges in Guilford and three in Randolph precincts amid 687 total registrants. Guilford board to certify ballots Thursday morning. Randolph board has approved ballots.
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Archdale-Trinity Sanitary District
George B. Craven
Board of Commissioners of
Guilford
Randolph
Guil
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Randolph Board
Permits Authorize Three New Homes in High Point
Building permits issued this morning authorize three new homes in High Point. Robert I. Harris constructs a six room frame house on Shirley avenue between North Hamilton and Blain street at an estimated 3300 dollars. Max Lamet builds a six room frame house on West Green Street between Wade and Vail streets costing 1000 dollars. Mr and Mrs J W McGuinn plan a five room frame residence on East Lexington avenue between McGuinn avenue and Wiltshire boulevard for 3000 dollars.
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High Point
Robert I. Harris
Shirley Avenue
North Hamilton
Blain Street
Max Lamet
West Green Street
Wade and
Vail Streets
J. W. McGuinn
East Lexington Avenue
McGuinn Avenue
Wiltshire Boulevard
New Tax Law on Intangibles Hits High Point
The article notes the state intangibles tax receipts across regions with payments from 28 437.86 to Charlotte and 2 091.33 to Mecklenburg county and 44 cents to Orrum in Robeson county. Effective July 1 1937 returns were due March 15 1938. First six months collections were 140.19 while July saw 2 550 in the first ten days.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Orrum
Robeson County
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