Brinkley faced ethics charges over medical code violations
In Topeka on July 17 the Kansas board of real registration and examiners opened the third day of hearings accusing Dr. John R. Brinkley of gross immorality and professional conduct violations. Exhibits included the American Medical Association code and Brinkley pamphlets, while a defense objection to punishing for AMA rules was overruled. Witness John Zahner testified he underwent Brinkley’s four phase operation, felt worse afterward, and heard Brinkley’s voice on the hospital radio station.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Real Registration and Examinator
John R. ‘Brinkley
W. C. Ralston
Kan
Medical Association
Fred 5. Jackson
Brinkley
Medical Board
Riis
J. F. Hassig
Ralston
L. F. Barney
Kansas City
Was Medical Society
American Medical Association
John L. Zahner
Lenexa
Zaher
Ralstton
Ake Brinkley
Zahner
Dr. Brinkley
Kansas governors candidates to air speeches this weekend
In Topeka on July 17 AP reports both Kansas governor candidates Clyde Reed and Frank Haucke will address voters by radio. Reed speaks in Olathe at 8 30 tomorrow night while Haucke plans a Saturday night talk in Topeka starting at 6 00 pm.
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Topeka
Kansas
Clyde M. Reed
Frank Chief" Haucke
Peka
Wheat market jittery as prices slide on dam age doubts
Chicago wheat traders faced widespread nervousness with price declines while some activity rose on an unofficial forecast of crop loss. Reports of black rust spreading to Canada and stems damaged in the spring wheat areas fueled market unease, though hope lingered on North Dakota and Minnesota prospects and export data for late years.
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Chicago
Canada
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ashington Dispatches
Farm Board
Swift Current
Montana
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Summary
Kansas City and Kansas State listings show fluctuating cattle, lambs, and hogs with mixed demand. Prices noted for feeder steers, stockers, and various lamb weights, plus wheat and corn futures context and regional reports on hay receipts and market steadiness.
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Kansas
Kansas City
S.thavton
Colorado
Kan City
Stauly
Foot Baths Melt Corns And Hard Skin Away
Three or four invigorating 15 minute foot baths over consecutive nights remove corns callouses and hard skin. Feet feel strong vigorous and comfortable enough to wear smaller shoes. Radox bath products marketed as the safe sure remedy available at Round Corner Drug Store or any druggist.
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Round Corner
Market roundup and commodity notes from Kansas City to New York
A collage of market data covers produce, poultry, butterfat, hogs, and potatoes from Kansas City and Chicago, with mention of poultry weights and prices, butterfat content, hog classifications, and oats. It cites government bonds in New York and summarizes a volatile Wall Street session with cautious optimism, profit-taking, and mixed corporate news.
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Wall Street
New York
Hull
Allio
Sevat Commission
Nte
Manitoba
Mathieson
Radio Industry Faces Mixed Signals in Half-Year Outlook
David Sarnoff of Radio Corporation expressed guarded optimism about the first half outlook. He cautioned the report would offer little encouragement yet noted signs the market for small electrical appliances may improve. A survey by a national electrical association favored manufacturers and noted a 13 percent uptick in household consumption over last year.
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David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation
National Electric-Tight Association
Small business sees minor gain as large industry cuts curb demand
Text notes small business concerns about an overall consumption gain of 1.7 percent amid large industry user cuts of 22 percent, with talks among executives including Sinclair Prairie and Lexus producers toward further reductions and possible disposals in pipelines similar to Standard of Indiana. Pressure on utilities is implied as a reflexive response.
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Lexus
Sinclair Prairie
Standard of
Indiana
Power firms sell off a share amid mixed market moves
Electric Power and Light and Pacific Lighting and Service of New Jersey disposed of small stakes while major players such as U S Steel, American Telephone, Geneval Electric, and Radio and Allied New Jersey absorbed minor sales. The market showed firmness despite slight sag fluctuations.
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Electric Power and Light
Pacific Lighting and Service of
New Jersey
U. S. Steel
American
Telephobe
Geneval Electric
Radio
S@nilard
Amusements Rise as Markets Edge Higher
The report notes gains across several stocks with Loew's and Fox up two points or more and Allied Chemical rising three points. Wrigley and Vulcan predicting higher profits, while many companies show improved earnings over last year. Prices for copper and vanadium fluctuate, with some listings at 1.15 and others at near yearly highs as energy plays and refineries move.
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Loew's
Fox
Mora
Auburn
Allied Chemical
Wrigley
outwood-Elliott
Freeport-Texas
Warside
Amerada
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