Asheville Doctor Sers 10 Retain Medical License
In Raleigh May 18 the North Carolina Supreme Court weighs whether medical licenses are revocable by boards or become personal property after grant. The case centers on Dr. Robert S. Carroll of Asheville and the State Board of Medical Examiners as the attorney general argues the board can revoke licenses for offenses including cross immorality.
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Denng G. Brummitt
Luther Hamilton
Board of Examiners
General Assembly
Carroll
Ford’s First Appearance Denies Jury Trial in Dr Carroll Case
The state argues Henry Ford’s authority to revoke Dr Carroll’s medical license stands without right to jury trial. Appellate review would be limited to board evidence, while Carroll’s attorneys seek a full trial and new proceedings. Mrs. Kate Burr Johnson initiated the action, with Wake County suits pending to force hospital closure regardless of the supreme court outcome.
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Dr. Carroll
Thomas J. Shaw
Buncombe Superior Court
Shaw
State Supreme Court
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Public Welfare
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Supreme Court
Department of Public Welfare
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Raleigh
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Henry Ford
Port
Fords
Charles Beecher Warren
U. S
Japan
Edsel Ford
Ford
Budget of nearly three million for Presbyterians
A budget of 2,828,400 will be recommended to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States. The plan covers four executive committees and two general agencies including the Bible cause and training school. A stewardship program will be presented at Eldorado Arkansas on Sunday. Dr Luther S Lovejoy of Chicago and W M Everett of Atlanta will participate.
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Bible Cause and Training School
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States
Assembly
General Assembly
Eldorado
Ark
Luther S. Lovejoy
Chicago
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. M. Everett
Atlanta
Home Missions Committee
Connie Mack Bandit Describes Youth At Bat
A young man in a baseball suit is called out by Connie Mack, then leaps up and down with wild energy for two minutes, a display compared to a famed boxer's endurance. The scene captures the novelty and humor of early American League play.
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Connie Mack
Harry Greb
State College to Help Identify Local Stone for NC Landowners
Dr. Jasper P. Stuckey heads a new service from North Carolina State College geology to identify stone and non metallic minerals for landowners. The department will study quarries near Mount Airy Salisbury Rolesville Hillsboro and Raleigh and provide building stone insights to citizens and institutions.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Jasper P. Stuckey
State College
College
State
Dr. Stuckey
Stuckey
Mount Airy
Salisbury
Rolesville
Native stone to shape Forsyth structures within fifty miles
Stonelike resources in Newsome range inspire North Carolina builders. A Roaring Gap resort hotel showcases native stone. Dr Stuckey notes marble belts from Andrews to Murphy, including Cherokee county deposits. Murphy courthouse uses local marble, with colors from white to near black and wide decorative potential.
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Andrews
Georgia
Murphy
Stookey
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