Riverside Names Physician Staff
Dr. A G McHenry elected chief of staff at Riverside sanitarium at a Tuesday meeting. Dr A D Tisdale, owner, directed the gathering and new staff include Dr P L Perot as assistant chief, and many other chiefs and members. Operation was taken over by Dr Tisdale November 10 and the hospital had been Monroe General hospital earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McHenry
Riverside Sanitarium
A. D. Tisdale
P. L. Perot
A. Tisdale
C. P. Gray
J. E. Walsworth
M. W. Hunter
W. E. Jones
Henson Coon
F. P. Rizzo
B. M. McKoin
A. L. Peters
Ralph Talbot
E. Burton Lehman
E. J. Young
C. P. Gray, Jr
J. Q. Graves
F. C. Bennett
R. W. Faulk
A. E. Fisher
J. T. French
G. T. Gallaspy
C. P. Gray, Sr
A. B. Gregory
C. H. Hill
C. A. Johnson
I. S. Jones
E. B. Lehman
B. M. McKain
Tisdale
Monroe General Hospital
Gloria Vanderbilt Two Christmas Trees Planned For Holiday
Gloria Vanderbilt will spend Christmas with her mother in a court ordered arrangement following a custody dispute. The ten year old will split time between her mother and her aunt Mrs. Whitney with a set day schedule and a large Christmas display at 49 East 72nd Street.
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Dale Harrison
Associated Press
New York
East 72Nd Street
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Santa Claus
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
Reggie” Vanderbilt
72Nd Street
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Rockefeller
Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Miss Arden
Arden
Jonesboro W M A Christmas Program and Society Notices
The Baptist W M A met for a Christmas season program featuring devotional exercises and a series of titled readings such as The Lord's Calendar Christmas in Chile Christmas in Africa and Christmas Customs in Romania. A Christmas Dialogue a girls quartet and a marriage announcement for Lillie Bell Franks and J C Stringer were noted along with a dinner bridge party hosted by Mrs G S Farmer in honor of Miss Delma Spencer.
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the Baptist W. M. A
J. E. McDonald
John L. Dodge
J. F. Pesnell
Chile
Ruth Rogers
Africa
N. H. Maithos
Romania
C. M. McLaren
the Alimo
A. Wilson
P. H. Key
Our Land
Christine Sutton
Alma Franks
Lillie Bell Franks
J. C. Stringer
Stringer
Southern Advance Bag and Paper Company
Ford Motor Co
Jonesboro
G. S. Farmer
Delma Spencer
Huttig
Ark
John S. Anderson
Stewart Martin
W. T. Holloway
Albert Moore
William Kleinsmith
Mildred Farmer
Stanley Lewis
Wilfred Scroggins
W. P. Miller
Charles Patson
Rowley Baker
Paul Stinson
Carmen Thomas
David Jefress
Kangaroo Jumping Skills Exceed Bounds in Quick Travel
In rapid travel, kangaroos lift front feet off the ground. They can bound 18 feet and clear an 11 foot fence in a single bound.
Three Held for Abduction in Miss. Robbery
In Shreveport on December 19 police held Jerry Testerman 29 Donald Braunig 26 both of Kansas City and Evelyn Moyer 22 of Joplin Mo suspects in an abduction and robbery of Ed Stewart Pickens Miss operator. Stewart was forced into a car robbed of 2 50 and dumped near Toughaloo Miss unharmed. Police found two pistols a gas gun and plates from different states in the vehicle.
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Shreveport
Ed Stewart
Pickens
Miss
Stewart
Toughaloo
Jackson
Jerry Testerman
Donald Braunig
Kansas City
Evelyn Moyer
Joplin
Man Awarded 900 After Slip and Fall at United Carbon
In a joint petition and settlement filed Tuesday, Charles Hill receives 900 as final compensation for injuries from a March 10 fall 30 feet on a stairway while employed by United Carbon. He had already gotten 20 per week for 38 weeks and 513 for medical expenses. injuries included a fractured thigh.
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Charles Hill
United Carbon Company
Hill
Berlin Theater Adopts Reversible Seat Design
A small Berlin theater installs seats that rotate to face either a moving picture screen or a lecture platform at the opposite end, enabling instant switches between cinema and lecture modes.
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Berlin
Public power clash tests states rights and rates in New York
President and Mayor LaGuardia press public power as Roosevelt pushes for federal action. Edison Electric Institute chief McCarter cites low family costs while McNinth argues higher per cent charges. New York rate disputes loom as the power policy committee prepares coordinated plans for public and private electricity.
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Roosevelt
Thomas N. McCarter
Edison Electric Institute
Supreme Court
Frank McNinth
Federal Power Commission
McCarter
McNinth
Canada
New York City
LaGuardia
New York
Maltbie
President Roosevelts Ready Loan for Municipal Power Plants
President Roosevelt indicated federal funds could be loaned to New York and other cities to build municipal power plants if investigators prove cheaper operation than private firms. Mayor LaGuardia and City Commissioner Davidson discussed bids rejected as exorbitant. The Navy is studying cost benefits of building its own plants.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
LaGuardia
Davidson
Yeair
Navy
Congress
Roosevelt Plans Brief Opening Congress Message
The president indicated he will submit a series of separate messages after his opening report detailing policies and principles. He said the first message will discuss core policies and be brief, and he expressed hopefulness as Congress convenes.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Eugene R Black Federal Banking Official Dies in Atlanta
Eugene R Black, longtime federal banking official and former governor of the sixth Federal Reserve District, dies in Atlanta after a career noted for wit and public speaking. Survived by wife Gussie Grady Black, daughter Mrs Katherine Wellborn, two sons Eugene Jr and Henry, and brothers Justice William Harman Black and Charles H Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Sixth Federal Reserve District Bank
M. B. Wellborn
Black
Eugene Prichard
Zac Harman Black
Gussie Grady
Great Southern
Katherine Wellborn
Eugene R. Black, Jr
New York
Henry Grady Black
Justice William Harman Black
Charles H. Black
Roosevelt Regrets Death Of Eugene Black
President Roosevelt expressed regret over the death of Eugene Black, informing the public and mourning the loss of a figure linked to national affairs. The message conveyed sorrow and respect for Black’s contributions, reflecting the era’s solemn tone.
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Roosevelt
Eugene Black
Washington
Three Point Plan for Peace in Steel Industry Outline
An early agreement emerged in the steel industry on a new proposal for peace. The three point plan for maintenance of peace was not disclosed pending further talks between employers and employees. No specific time frame was given for reaching the agreement.
Governor's remarks honor late colleague as grand person
At a press conference the governor remembered a colleague who served with him for over a year on the federal serve board. He called the deceased a grand person and a good soldier showing respect for his service and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Serve Board
Black
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Wrisley
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Trip
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