Doctors back more buildings for Pinecrest
Raleigh County Medical Society members pledged support for expanding Pinecrest sanitarium to meet current and future patient needs. Dr L G Houser was elected president, with Dr M Banks as first vice president and Dr R W Chambers as second vice president. The new board includes Drs Jarrell Broaddus Dupuy. Delegates to the state convention were named as Dr Clark Kessell Dr D L Hill plus alternates. Dr A A Wilson spoke on head injuries at dinner. New member Dr J H Crouch was welcomed. three more doctors were submitted for consideration.
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Raleigh County Medical Society
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Pinecrest Sanitarium
Beckley Hotel
J. L. M. Halloran
L. G. Houser
W. W. Hume
M., C. Banks
Raleigh
R. W. Chambers
Amigo
Halloran
Board of Censors
D. B. Jarrell
R. G. Broaddus
FE. S. Dupuy
Beckley
Clark Kessell
D. L. Hill
Mabscott
B. B. Richmond
Skelton
R. C. Mitchell
Sophia
A. A. Wilson
Charleston
J. H. Crouch
Public Health Training Center
C. A. Smith
C. R. Layton
Price Hill
D. M. Hoke
Correction on Paul Cole background in Kentucky report
The earlier article misidentified Paul Cole, 18, as a negro after his right eye was removed in an auto crash, a correction states. Dr. F. L. Smith of the state health department calls tuberculosis Public Enemy No. 1 in Kentucky.
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Paul Cole
F. L. Smith
The
State Department of Health
Kentucky
George Bright Named Commerce Chamber Head
George W. Bright was elected president of the Beckley chamber of commerce after 15 years of service. He succeeds H. A. Sloan, with FE D Armstrong as first VP, William Blakely as second VP, E. G. Larrick as treasurer, and W. A. James re-elected secretary. Bright praised the chamber as Beckley’s greatest civic group and urged cooperation for 1937. A $100 Christmas check was voted to James. Grandview citizens were asked to meet January 7 to plan a local highway, and Sloan will appoint a paving certificate committee for Beckley streets.
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Beckley Chamber of Commerce
George W. Bright
H. A. Sloan
Bright
E. C. Minter Fuel Company
FE. D. Armstrong
William Blakely
E. G. Larrick
W. A. James
Chamber of Commerce
Beckley
Grandview
Chamber
Sloan
Beckley Streets
Youth to Death By The Associated Press Poplar Bluff Case
Two men, George Bond and Carl McMurtry, were sentenced to six months in jail and a $500 fine each after being convicted of scaring 11 year old James Ainles to death on December 23, 1934. The men were charged with intoxication when they stopped the boy en route to a Christmas program.
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Associated Press
Poplar Bluff
George Bond
Carl McMurtry
James Ainles
Ancient Chinese View Large Ears as Sign of Sincerity
A note on historical belief that in ancient China people with large ears were deemed more sincere and trustworthy, reflecting cultural aesthetics and societal judgments of character.
Gets No Game but Pays Fine
Tucson Arizona F S Brown hunted on a game refuge fired twice at a rabbit missed both times and paid a five dollar fine. He told Justice T G Chalmers that a second shot hit the rabbit in the same place.
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Tucson
Ariz
F. S. Brown
Brown
T. G. Chalmers
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Ramsey Cuthbert
Major Doe
Winding Gulf
Darnell Sisters
Norval Cook
Clay Arthur
George Bright
Commerce Chamber
Navas
Calvert Distillers Corp
Baltimore, MD
Chrysler Gldg
N.Y.C
Calvert
Sale Women’s
UNION
Arctics
O’coats
SUEDE
RAYON
Hollywood
Heber Street
Beckley, W. A
Shirley Temple
Boudoir
Bates Colonial
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