Liberalized AMA ethics code allows contract practice and public talks
The American Medical Association issued guidance noting changes to the ethics code. It approves contract practice if no unethical provisions exist and permits doctors to speak for general audiences while requiring county society approval for public health education efforts. The revisions address public information refusals and self seeking concerns.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA Code of Ethics
Journal of the
Association
House of Delegates
Code of Ethics
AMA
Chicken Hormone Feeds Spur Debate On Human Effects
Washington scientists test how feeding chickens hormones and synthetic estrogens alters both bird behavior and growth. Officials warn humans may react differently, urging caution before approving such substances for edible poultry.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Duane Dixons Building New Albany Residence
Work began Wednesday on Albany's first pre fabricated house for Mr and Mrs Duane Dixon Madison former village resident The 24 by 32 foot six room dwelling sits on land next to the Mrs O S Jones property Dixon is son of Mr and Mrs Colonel Dixon his wife is Betty Gravenor
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Albany
Duane Dixon
Madison
O. S. Jones
Dixon
Colonel Dixon
Betty Gravenor
Sixty Boats Sail Mackinac Race From Chicago
A 60-boat fleet will start the 331 mile Chicago to Mackinac race at dawn with a cannon blast off Chicago’s lakefront. The Tiny Teal from Larchmont N Y and Sabre an 87 foot sloop from Sheboygan lead entries. Mackinac cup awarded to overall winner.
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Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Michigan
Chicago-to-Mackinac Island
Lake Front
Mackinac Island
Tiny Teal
Larchmont
N. Y
Yacht Club
Palmer H. Langdon
St. Petersburg
Havana
Caramia
Leland Karas
Taltonah
Edgar B. Tolman
Mackinac
Sabre
Roman C. Brotz
Sheboygan
Rockford crew unearths Indian skeleton on farm burial to follow
A Rockford telephone crew disturbed the bones of an Indian youth about 15 or 16 years old while laying cable on a farm south of town. Coroner David Klontz said a silver bracelet an Indian doll two metal crosses and an old army canteen were found with the skeleton. Authorities decided to re bury the remains in a Rockford cemetery.
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Rockford
Here
David Klontz
Marines to Hear Veeck at Wis. League Convention
The Wisconsin division of the Marine Corps League announced its fourth annual convention in Waukesha from August 5 to 7. Bill Veeck, president of the Cleveland Indians, will be the featured speaker.
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Veeck Waukesha
Wisconsin
Marine Corps League
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Routine Settling for Medical Unit at Camp McCoy
A Monroe j medical company at Camp McCoy nears normal routines with 04:45 wake and 05:00 reports. The day includes sick call, restocking, sterilizing, mail call, and practical training, with evenings at post shows and night dispensary duty. Seville looms as a new day in the schedule.
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Camp McCoy
Monroe J
Samuel F. Humbel
Seville
44 Hour Police Week Vetoed by Rennebohm
Milwaukee bill to cap police work at 44 hours a week was vetoed by Gov. Rennebohm who argued state interference with local government is undesirable. He noted Milwaukee council can set a 44 hour week under home rule and existing laws. Also, Gov Rennebohm appointed J Alvin Druyer of Prairie du Chien to the state planning board replacing Hugh Harper.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Rennebohm
J. Alvin Dru’ Yer
Prairie du
Photos Taken Here New Glarus at State Fair
Milwaukee photographer visited New Glarus to capture Swiss costume photos for the state fair. Kim Tschudy and Pauline Grossenbacher wore period outfits outside the historical museum cabin, with Wilya Erb also photographed in other shots.
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New Glarus
Times Special
Milwaukee
Kim Tschudy
Millard Tschudy
Pauline Grossenbacher
Paul Grossenbachers
Wilya Erb
John C. Erb
Third Strip Reworked on Relocated Highway 59 Route
A third strip of the relocated Highway 59 from Monroe to Albany was scarified and reworked this morning due to bleeding asphalt and oil seeping upward. Work has progressed from the Monroe Albany woods hill to the north.
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Monroe
Albany
Monroe-Albany Woods Hill
Monticello and Madison Social Roundup Weekend
Monticello residents and relatives visited Madison and New Glarus areas. Trips featured weddings, house guests, family picnics, and many relatives traveling between Madison, Milwaukee, Janesville, and Monroe during a two week period.
Former New Deal Aide Found Guilty in Ballot Conspiracy
Edward F. Prichard Jr., 34, a former New Deal aide, was convicted by a Bourbon county federal jury of conspiracy to forge ballots in last November's presidential election. Co-defendant A. E. Funk Jr. was acquitted. Prichard received a two year sentence.
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Lexington
Edward F. Prichard Jr
Bourbon County
Prichard
Washington
H. Church Ford
A. E. Funk Jr
Funk
Lexington Law Partners
New Deal
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Fred Vinson
Justice Department
Steam Line Accident Injures Beloit Workers
Three Beloit men Ivan M Hardgraves age 33 Burton Peters 30 and F R Davis 53 were burned while disassembling a de aerating heater to repair it. They forgot to shut the tube revealing a 500 degree water steam burst under 40 pounds pressure scalding them.
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Beloit
Ivan M Hardgraves
Burton Peters
F. R. Davis
Klassy Levy Vote and School Board Roster Reported
Voters in the Klassy school district within Washington township met at clerk Mrs. Lillian E. Hefty’s home and approved a $2,000 local levy. Robert Feller won re election as treasurer. The district census is 22 and Harry R. Klassy serves as the third board member.
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Klassy
Washington Township
Lillian E. Hefty
Robert Feller
Harry R. Klassy
Blanchardville Visitors Return From Short Trips
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hanson return to Ar tesian South Carolina after a three week stay with relatives in Blanchardville. En route they visit Sioux City with Mrs Hulda Phillipson and Mr and Mrs H J Daniels. Several other families from Blanchardville travel for visits in Milwaukee Madison Chicago and Iowa and join gatherings at the Robert Larson home.
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Artesian
S. C
Sioux City
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H. J. Daniels
G. L. Hagar
Gays Mills
Carl Holverson
Merrill
Crandon
Holverson
Irene Nelson
Blanchardville
H. G. Brunnquell
Milwaukee
Ella McGill
Patsy
Chicago
Frances Baker
Robert McPherson
William Ingwell
Batavia
Ill
Oscar Winden
Carl
Beloit
Oscar Kammerude
Laverne, Minn
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Gil Bieger
Monroe
Elaine Kammerude
Robert Larson
Myron Thompson
Grant Hendrickson
Madison
Ralph Thorn
Barneveld
Carl Thompson
Carlyle Thompson
Carrie Hendrickson
Ted Watrud
Milton Hendrickson
Palmer Larson
Doral
William Watrud
Edward Hanson
Hollandale
Emma Gilbertson
Helen
Joice
Hansons
Bertha Paulson
Mt. Horeb
Iowa
Will
Mankato
Minn
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