Medical men to meet Tuesday in fifth district session
Plans are complete for the June session of the Fifth District Medical Society at Hotel Virginia Tuesday at 5 30 p m A banquet will precede the scientific program with papers by Dr Dunbar Newell Dr Charlie Jamison and Dr George A Mayer on fractures heart diseases and breech presentations respectively
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Fifth District Medical Society
Hotel Virginia
J. Q. Graves
M. W. Hunter
Marvyn Johnson
Dunbar Newell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charlie Jamison
Tulane University
George A. Mayer
Louisiana State University
Deaf Mission to be Held at Grace Episcopal Church
Rev. Robert C. Fletcher of Birmingham Alabama will preach at Grace Episcopal Church Wednesday at 7 20 p m The service will be a mission for the deaf aimed at providing accessible worship and outreach for deaf parishioners.
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Robert C. Fletcher
Birmingham
Ala
Grace Episcopal Church
Snyder Talks From Grave In West Monroe Event
Sny der buried alive in a tight casket with air chamber near a new traffic bridge in West Monroe. sponsored by Burnette Downs post of the American Legion and Twin Cities merchants. He will speak from the grave for six days using a loud speaker and a vigil gathers by day and night until June 10. A portion of proceeds goes to the local American Legion post.
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K. Snyder
West Monroe
Burnette Downs Post
American Legion and Merchants
Twin Cities
Snyder
Burnette Downs American Legion
Thieves With Good Taste Sought After Romanian Wine Heist
Police hunt for culprits who stole 1860 bottles of Romanian wine and brandy worth 3000 dollars from the World’s Fair grounds. Commissioner John J. Sullivan notes the haul was taken from a storehouse in the international area, likely loaded into a truck after watchmen at the gates.
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John J. Sullivan
Air Carnival Sees Nine Year No Fatality Record
At Birmingham Municipal Airport the national air carnival concluded with no fatalities for the ninth straight year. The event reported several minor mishaps and many near misses, the closest of which occurred during a display.
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Birmingham
Ala
Beverly Howard's Narrow Escape Lands Plane Safely
Beverly Howard of Charleston South Carolina piloting a small monoplane experienced a high speed roll when the motor stalled. The craft slipped tail first for hundreds of feet before Howard regained control and landed. He observed buckled wing struts and punctured wing ribs, and was astonished to find he could almost pull the wings off with his bare hands.
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Beverly Howard
Charleston, S C
Howard
Prince in Glacier Park Feels At Home Like Norway
Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha tour Glacier National Park Montana. They view glacial lakes near a rock formation called the garden wall and compare the scenery to the Fjords. The Blackfeet tribe greets them with names Rising Wolf and Flying Eagle while the royals participate in a tribal dance.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Crown Prince
Olav
Glacier National Park
Norway
Crown Princess
Martha
Garden Wall
Nor
Caretaker Receives Honorary Washington College Diploma
Henry L. Coates, a longtime caretaker at Washington and Jefferson College, received an honorary diploma during the 138th graduation exercises. At about 80 years old, he cherished the award after decades at the school, where he never attended a class. President Ralph Cooper Hutchison bestowed the recognition, noting his status as a “member” of the class.
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Washington
Henry L. Coates
Washington and Jefferson College
Ralph Cooper Hutchison
Coates
Lions Club Delegates Gather for New Orleans Convention
Delegates from 31 Lions clubs will assemble in New Orleans for the Lions International convention opening Wednesday. The event marks the first Lions convention in the city and includes plans to move the 1940 assembly to New Orleans. Activities feature address by Leon S. Cahn, banquet speaker Frank V. Birch, and elections with programs to aid the blind. Leaders include W. Smith Hoffpaulr as district governor and deputy governors E C Gibson H B Hickman Larry Fournier and George Rolloson. A dance follows the banquet and tours of the city are offered.
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Lions Clubs
New Orleans
Lions International Convention
Lions International Assembly
Crescent City
Leon S. Cahn
F. C. Brinkmann, Jr
Shreveport
Hotel Roosevelt
Frank V. Birch
Milwaukee
Wis
The
Lions International
City Park
New Orleans Athletic Club
Vieux Carre
W. Smith Hoffpaulr
Crowley
Lions
BC Works Fast for Pain Relief Across Ailments
When used as directed on each package BC relieves quickly for headaches muscular aches and functional periodic pains. Consult a physician if pains persist or recur frequently.
Germany to curb sheer stockings production from July
Berlin report says Hans Kehr an official in the economics ministry condemned women's sheer stockings as superfluous textiles due to their short life and material waste. He announced limits on production commencing July 1 at a meeting of German textile workers in Innsbruck.
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Berlin
Hans Kehr
Economics Ministry
Innsbruck
College Dean Has Busy Period Ahead At Northeast Junior
Dean C. C. Calvert of Northeast Junior College outlines a busy summer plan. He will meet high school seniors about fall courses, keep summer office hours, and ensure business runs smoothly with staff in place. His three main projects are admissions interviews, completing two new buildings with furnishings, and arranging feasible bus routes. The college post office stays open via the registrar, and the library operates weekdays until noon.
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C. C. Calvert
Northeast Junior College
Farley Seeks Nationwide Boom in Balanced Economy
Postmaster General James A. Farley told the Tennessee chapter of the National Association of Postmasters that the Roosevelt administration aims for a business boom with all Americans included. He said the goal is a balanced economy where all have their just share and no class is favored.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
America
Tennessee
The
National Association of Postmasters
Farley
Eudora to Pave More Streets in Eight Blocks
Rogers and Newell begin paving eight blocks on state highways through Eudora using bituminous mix. Base finished, sub-surface awaiting weather. Fifty four blocks of city streets already paved under WPA loan and grant.
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Eudora
Ark
Rogers and Newell
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