Medical Society Elects Officers at Hot Springs
The Arkansas Medical Society closed its 6th annual convention in Hot Springs with Dr A S Buchanan Prescott installed as president and Dr H T Smith Mee Ethee elected president elect. Dr Buchanan, elected in 1939, assumed the presidency as the session’s final act. Dr Smith defeated Dr S Fulmer Little Rock and Dr T G Porter Hazen. Smith’s election was unanimous. Officers elected include M Proctor Hot Springs as first vice.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Medici Society
de. A. S.uchanan
Prescott
H. T. Smith
Ethee
Buchanan
de Smith
5. Fulmer
Little Rock
T, G, Porter
Hazen
Smith
M, Proctor
Hol Springs
Medical Board Selections At Arkansas Convention
President Berry Moore of El Dorado and T. J. Stewart Wynne named first and second vice presidents with R. J. Caleont of Little Rock as third vice president. V. R. Brooksher of Fort Smith becomes treasurer. T. P. Foltz of Fort Smith secretary. Dr. Brooksher named AMA delegate. Dr. Parmley of Little Rock elected as alternate. Five councilors chosen to fill vacancies: F. D. Smith Blytheville. O. Rush Forrest City. S. W. Douglas Rudlora. Wier Camden. Eucrd Smith Hot Springs. dF Johnson Eureka Springs. Councilors adjourned and reelected Parmley as chiefofficio and Syelid Simith as secretary. Nominees for state medical board from districts one, three, and four listed for governor selection. Postgraduate study to continue in Little Rock. committees noted for study.
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Berry Moore
EL Dorado
T. J. Stewart
Wynne
R. J. Caleont
Little Rock
V. R. Brooksher
Fort Smith
Af Farms
Dr. Brooksher
American Medical Association
de. Val Parmley
F. D. Smith
Blytheville
O. Rush
Forrest City
S. W. Douglas
Rudlora
Wier
R. B. Robins
Camden
Eucrcd Smith
Hot Springs
Df. Johnson
Eureka Springs
Parmley Ehcottman
Syelid Simith
Carl Bailey
State Medical Board
W. WL. Major
Paragould
H. A. ‘Stroud
Jonesboro
A. W. Haley, Jr
C. C. Reed
Je.Little Rock
Robert Hood
Russellville
Kolb
Clarksville
L. J. Kosminsky
Lanahan Stretches To No-Hit Win For Lookouts
Dick Lanahan, Chattanooga lefthander, pitched a no-hit, to-run game as the Lookouts beat the Little Rock Travelers 4 to 0. He fanned six, walked five, and got flawless defense behind him. In the fourth and eighth innings walks threatened, but double plays and smart fielding saved the bid. It was the second no-hitter witnessed by Little Rock fans this season.
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Little Rock
Dick Lanahan
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Little Rock Travelers
Dodson and Curtiss Freed in Arkansas Federal Court
Dodson and Carl Curtiss, Hempstead county men, were freed on equor charges in Texarkana Arkansas federal court. A jury acquitted Dodson and an instructed verdict of not guilty freed Curtiss. Eugene Sisco, formerly of Spring Hill Hempstead county, pled guilty and faces Saturday sentencing. Clark T. Taylor was found guilty by a jury and also to be sentenced Saturday. The case arose after state policeman Sweeney Copeland captured a wagon with 51 gallons of whisky in the Redke community near Fulton last February.
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Floyd. Dodson
Carl Curtiss
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Texarkana
Dodson
Curtiss
Eugene Sisco
Spring Hill
Hempstead
Clark T. Taylor
Ail
Sweeney FR. Copeland
Red Ke
Fulton
Memphis 3 Atlanta 0 as Eckhardt debuts in win
In a three game set opener, Teho Eckhardt returned from an operation to join Memphis pitching. Paul Bruno homered and Ox Ickhardt added a double for a 3-0 Memphis win over Atlanta. Pitcher Paul Spencer moved to suspended list to make room for Eckhardt.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Teho
Paul Bruno
Ox Ickhardt
Frank Brazil
Paul Spencer
Eckhardt
Harris
Richards
Besse
Gautreaux
Randall Dismissal Debate Rumors Rise at University
Alumni defend Randall as Extension Service progress cited and urge preserving his post amid resignation pressure from President Futrall. Reporters barred, Randall left the room after about two hours, stating only that he was asked many questions.
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Futrall
Randall
Drew
Lawrence
Lee
T. Roy Reid
Reid
Alumni Association
The
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Erna McGaugh
Little Rock
Claude J. Byrd
Stuttgart
Ruth Hutcheson
GM. Measles
Fort Smith
Clifford Smith
Fayetteville
Jcommittes
Clipper crew aboard face wide ocean voyage details
The narrative describes a Clipper flight crew with a radio officer, an engineering officer, a pilot navigator, and a junior flight officer all prepared to handle navigation, communications, and powerplant control. The commander oversees operations as the Clipper lifts off, climbs, and transmits hourly position and weather updates while crew check bearings, wind, and celestial cues with radio station support.
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Rialto
Shar-Gazinig
Fligay
Vega
Sales Tax Outlook Darkens in Texas
Austin reports the Texas legislature faces fate of a constitutional sales tax amendment to fund pensions and social security projects. The House passed the resolution 83 to 60 but 17 votes short of the 100 needed, signaling doom for the amendment this session. Governor O Daniel backs the plan, while Senate opposition remains. A progress receipts tax bill survives in committee as the lone potential quick-passage measure.
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Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
House
W. Lee'o'daniel
Cadia
Senate Pan
Senate
Subsidy Fight Over 1939 Cotton Plan Stalls in Senate
The Senate rejected a two thirds move to suspend rules for a compromise subsidy limited to the 1939 cotton crop. Senators Bankhead and George debated applying funds from the farm bill while AAA officials claimed subsidies could still reach 1.5 million bales if money is available. The canal note adds New York to San Francisco distance cut by 8400 miles.
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United States
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Senate
Chamber
George Dem. Gah
Wallace
AAA
George
Barkley
Dem
Flight crew duty shifts during long transatlantic leg
After a four hour watch, some men desire rest if all is well. The navigator may take control as first officer backs up, and junior officers handle radio and celestial navigation. Assistants remain aboard to gain experience aboard each Clipper voyage. Thirty five hours after leaving America the Clipper lands in Marseilles. The passenger compartments report an uneventful flight overall. On the flight deck, every mile has seen hard work.
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America
Marseilles
France
Purina President Visits Hope During Southern Tour
Donald Danforth president of Purina Malls visits Hope touring dealers and feeders supply stores. The trip honors Bob Grittity local manager for poultry and livestock promotion. Accompanying him are L C Stevenson south central sales manager guiding Purina mills and operations across Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and Missouri.
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Donald Danforth
Purina Malls Company
St. Louis
Hope
Danforth
South
Purina
Feeders Supply Company
Hope One Pri
Bob Grittity
Danford
L .c. Stevenson
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Migsaurd
Patina ¢ Company
United States
St Louis
Seminole Village at New York World’s Fair Defies White Authority
New York’s World’s Fair hosts a Seminole village that resists white norms and policing. The Seminoles govern their own affairs with a village jail, press agent tensions, and a planned Green Corn dance kept hidden from tourists. A widow, Tiger Billy, and Sin Billy mourn the slain John Billy, amid ongoing disputes over authority and independence.
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New York
Indiana
Whalen
Mr. Whalen
United States
Jax Rogers
Everglades
LaGuardia
Fair Police
Law and Order
John Billy
Chitren
Tiger Billy
Sin Billy
John Osvela
Cypress Swamp
Florida
Uncle Sam
Osecula
Funds Spent Continued From Page One
A fragmented note lists individuals who would gain from increased value including Gov. Prince Cooper former Senator George L. Berry Col. Claude Reeder and others tied to the Sumner county area with references to the C M Wrenne Realty Company Nashville and Leno suggesting ongoing financial or real estate discussions.
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Prince Cooper
George L. Berry
Claude Reeder
Marshall Lest
State Camptroller
C. M. Wrenne Realty Company
Nash Ville
Leno
Sumner Countylark and Master and County Court
Fountain v Fountain Warning Order in Hempstead Court
In Chalvery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Laura Fountain wins suit against Leo Fountain. Defendant Leo Fountain is warned to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Dated April 26, 1099 with Clerk Ralph Bailey and attorney John Vesey, notice issued April 27, May 4, 11, 18.
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Leo Fountain
Laura Fountsiitness
Ald Court
Ralph Bailey
J. P. Byers
D. C
Vesey Soicester Fort
Lake Project In Bedford County Tied To Governor Cooper
A fragmented report links a lake plan in Bedford County to Governor Prentice Cooper. The statement claims the lake owed its existence to Cooper’s insistence, with land deeds and a narrow strip of land 100 feet wide hindering recreation and future development.
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Cooper
Bedford County
Prentice Cooper
Commissionery of Conservation
Kuhne
Nash's C & L Tonic advertised as cure for malaria
An old advertisement touts Nash's C and L Tonic as a remedy for malaria biliousness and constipation. It claims the tonic cures nervous sleeplessness and fatigue, improves digestion, and restores energy. It promises a money back guarantee if there is no improvement in the first week.
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Fareous
Nash
South
Walsh
Nash's
Tonic
John S. Gibson
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