Lloyd Charges Non Striking Doctors Harassed
Premier Woodrow Lloyd accuses the Saskatchewan College of Surgeons and Physicians of using its licensing powers to harass doctors who refused to join the strike against the socialist medical scheme. A one man commission will investigate complaints, especially about doctors recruited to fill gaps since the July 1 strike began. The college denies the charges, saying its powers are misused as an offensive weapon against dissent. About 500 doctors are on strike while 200 provide emergency service at 40 hospitals and more British recruits are arriving to support the plan.
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Canadian Medical Association
Va Md Guard Heads For Home After Training
CAMP A P HILL AP The two week summer training program ended today and it was head for home day for the 8 000 members of the 29th Infantry Division of the Virginia Maryland National Guard Maj Gen William C Purnell who retires later this year as commanding general of the 29th said we ve done everything we came here to do and more This division is coming home from camp in a state of training not surpassed by any National Guard division in the United States
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FFA Founder to Retire Next Month
Harry W. Sanders, head of the Virginia Tech vocational education department and a founder of the organization that became the Future Farmers of America, will retire August 31. He joined the Tech agricultural education faculty in 1925 and helped establish the Future Farmers of Virginia, later the FFA. Fellow founder Dr. Walter S. Newman later led Virginia Tech as president.
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Richmond Native Sanders Retires After Education Career
Sanders, a Tech graduate of 1916 and former chemist, taught in Prince William County schools and served at the State Department of Education from 1924 to 1925. He spoke to state vocational agriculture teachers announcing retirement plans yesterday at their conference.
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