Doctors For Britain Said Too Scarce
The American Medical Association said the response to British appeals for American medical volunteers is not very encouraging and that domestic physician shortages would hinder fulfilling the British request. About 65 doctors are ready to join, 25 more likely, with 1,000 hoped by Roosevelt and the Red Cross, while 2 have passports issued and 15 awaiting them.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Washington
Association
Journal
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Royal Army Medical Corps
Emergency Medical Service
England
British Empire
Veterans host surprise wedding party at Pokorny home
A cheerful group of veterans and wives gathered at Michigan Avenue to honor the newly married Pokorny couple with a surprise visit. Attendees included W. S. Lynt, J. P. Hughes, Warren Bradley, Charles Foster and others, who enjoyed tea, cakes, and refreshments before departing with well wishes. The Baptist W M U held a July meeting at the church with patriotic program and refreshments, while local residents Fred Herndon, W D Ward, and Alva Ward returned from Chattanooga and Bonifay amid social visits. Captain Leon Davis and family from Indianapolis plan several weeks at gulf beaches visiting old comrades in Panama City and Millville.
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George H. Pokorny
Michigan Avenue
Cme
W. 8. Lynt
J. P. Hughes
Warren J. Bradley
Chas. O. Foster
A. L. Brake
Panamia City
Mary Donahue
Charles Cramer
B. J. Thoms
Ss. G. Watkins
William Sweeney
Laura Jane Nelson
Fred Herndon
Chattanooga
Lenn
Vetoran
W. D. Ward
Bonifay
Wiss Alva Ward
Spurgeon Dunnam
Youngstown
Leon F. Davis
Indianapolis
Ind
Leon
Gulf Beaches
Panama City
Millville
Epworth League Meeting Draws Members at Methodist Church
The society met Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church with fourteen members and one visitor present. Mrs Hendry led devotionals and presided over a brief business session. A program featured Mrs Hendry with several members. Delegates from Lynn Haven Epworth League attended the Gulf Coast union in Panama City. One banner was won by the Bowerba group.
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Union
Thomas
Solo
Ella Easom
Bobbie Fay
Saoma Messer
Coburn
Methodist Church
Charles Hendry
Grover Baxley
Whalan Perkins
Emmett Avera
Luther Lind
Thelma Byers
P. B. Williams
Lynn Haven Epworth League
League Union of the Gulf Coast
First Methodist Church of
Panama City
Edwina Beck
Ruth de, Seer
Louise Kyser
Norene van ‘Horn
Margaret Proctor
Bowerba
Court Asked To Change Man's Name
Edward Richards a 29 year old registrant petitions superior court to rename as Barbara Ann Richards. Born April 1 1912 in Essex county Mass he says he shifted to dresses and female appearance after years of masculine style, seeks legal gender change with medical guidance cited by endocrinologist Dr Marcus Graham.
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Los Angeles
Edward Richards
Superior Court
Barbara Ann Richards
Richards
Chester B. Anderson
Essex County
Mass
Marcus Graham
American Medical Association
Selective Service
Graham
Restaurant Operators Reverse Role On Union And Wage Contract
In San Francisco on July 3 roughly 2,800 restaurant workers faced pay uncertainty as 100 downtown eateries weighed wage changes. The Culinary Employers Council reversed roles by announcing a 25 percent pay cut effective immediately until a master contract is negotiated, while AFL culinary unions demanded wage increases averaging about 34 percent. Employers push for centralized talks after 60 days of seeking a master contract. unions counter with targeted strikes and firm demands. Current average wages span waitresses 3.50 for 7.5 hours, cooks 6 to 8 for 8 hours, and Sse bank 17.50 for 40 hours.
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San Francisco
Culinary Employers Council
AFL
Almon E. Roth
San Francisco Employers Council
Sse Bank
Program Meeting Is Conducted By Progressives
Members and guests of the Progressive Sunday School Class gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. N. Wilson Jr home with co hosts Mrs. C. L. Jinks and Mrs. W. F. Broom. The session opened with a hymn and a devotional by Mrs. R. E. Brown followed by a vocal solo by Sally Swank. Floral arrangements and refreshments marked the close as attendees listed include Mrs. V. V. Moore Jr. and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Wilson, Jr
C. L. Jinks
W. F. Broom
R. E. Brown
Sally Swank
V. V. Moore Jr
Dewey Willis
V. F. Broom
E. Brown
Gee
K. Armes, Jr
J. N. Wilson
B. A. Wilkes
J. Carl Headlee
W. H. Samuels
Births for Sowell and Wilson Families
Mr and Mrs Ramond Sowell announce the birth of a daughter Linda Lou at Lisenby hospital this morning. Mr and Mrs Foy Wilson announce the birth of a daughter at Panama hospital this morning.
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Sowell
Ramond Sowell
Linda Lou
Lisenby Hospital
Delegation From Wewa Chases Largest Average Mileage
J Ray Browning visited Camp Blanding in the latter part of the past week as part of a league delegation from Wewa hitchka aiming for the largest average delegation in miles traveled.
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League
Wewahitchka
Miles
J . Ray Browning
Camp Blanding
Coming Events Today and Weekend in Local Areas
Lion Club lunch at Dixie-Sherman hotel at 5 pm. Frida Hotel club lunch at Cove hotel at noon. Kiddie Parade on Harrison avenue at 10 am. Gala blackout parade on Harrison avenue at 8 pm. Saturday dances at Long Beach Casino with Coleman Sach's Orchestra and at Panama City Beach Casino with Bill Nappi's Orchestra both at 10 pm. Sunday church services morning and evening. Monday Bible study by First Methodist W.S.C.S. at 3 pm in church annex.
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Lion Club
Dixie - Sherman
FRIDA
Cove
Harrison Avenue
Long Beach
Coleman Sach
Panama City Beach
Bill Nappi
First Methodist W.S.C.S
Methodist WSCS Bible Study Monday at First Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will hold a Bible study in the church annex Monday at 3 p.m. Mrs. O. A. Causey will oversee the session.
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Methodist Wscs
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
O. A. Causey
Whiteman's Son Dies After Long Illness
Richard L. Whiteman of Trenton New Jersey died after a two year kidney illness at Mercer hospital His father orchestra leader Paul Whiteman was en route to his bedside The mother Margaret Livingston was present at deathbed.
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Richard L. Whiteman
Trenton
N. J
Paul Whiteman
Chicago
Mercer Hospital
Margaret Livingston
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