Grand Jury to Probe Medical Groups
A special grand jury was convened to investigate the Medical Association and its Columbia affiliate for allegedly interfering with the activities of Group Health Association Inc. The probe, announced July 31, is led by U S Attorney David A Pine and Allen Hart, in coordination with government lawyers. Group Health is a cooperative providing medical aid to low income government employees.
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France Holds Parade of Might Near Frontier Oct
A Paris Chamber report describes France parading an anti German show of strength along the frontier. Maurice Gamelin, chief of the general staff, led 35 000 troops near Strasbourg amid hopes for better German relations and calm after recent hostilities. The event lasted hours.
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Eee Taeer
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Paris
Germany
Maurice Gamelin
Strasbourg
Sead
Russian Army Head Is Missing Circus Guests Highlight
Fragmentary report notes a missing army head claim tied to a circus experience. The scene references Louis L Meitus a lumberman hosting guests and suggests an odd juxtaposition of military and entertainment in an unclear regional setting.
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Louis L. Meitus
Dentists Set Oct 7 8 Meeting with Lectures and Events
The Richmond Dental Society schedules a two day meeting on October 7 and 8. Highlights include sessions on The Dental Fee presented by Clyde B. Reese, discussions on mouth and jaw diseases with Fred G. Repass, and esthetics in complete denture construction by Arthur Paul Little. An afternoon at Winchester Country Club offers golf, tennis and swimming.
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Richmond Dental Society
Richmond
Fred G. Repass
Maddie
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Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Roanoke
Arthur Paul Little
Medical College of Virginia
Winchester Country Club
Apple Drop In Valley At Winchester Research La
Arsenical injury blamed for heavy apple drop in valley orchards. Warm dry weather with light showers caused conditions favorable to damage across the trees. Dr. A B Groves reports from the Northeastern States Fruit Stock Conference that apples were hard hit in the hurricane area with few remaining and many bruised in the Connecticut river valley.
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Winchester Research la
A. B. Groves
New England
Connecticut River
Ruthenian fugitives demand cession of Ruthenia in Vienna
In Vienna on October 4 the Ruthenian fugitives, also called Carpatho Russians, urged secession from Czechoslovakia. They adopted a program to sever the 12,617 square mile eastern tip of Czechoslovakia and claimed 700,000 Ruthenians were incorporated under false representation.
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Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Ruthenia
Wage-Hour Officers Ordered to Regional Offices
Washington reports wage-hour administrator Elmer F Andrews ordered 12 regional offices to be established with headquarters planned in Boston New York Philadelphia Richmond Cleveland Chicago Birmingham Atlanta Seattle Kansas City Houston Denver and San Francisco for wage-hour enforcement.
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Elmer F. Andrews
Boston
New York
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Richmond
Cleveland
Chicago
Birmingham
Atlanta
Seerpouls
Kansas City
Houston
Denver
San Francisco
Bullitt to Sail Home for Full Report on European War Crisis
Paris dispatch says United States Ambassador William C. Bullitt plans to sail tomorrow to report to President Roosevelt on the European war scare. Bullitt had been expected to return to Paris after Christmas and booked passage on the liner Normandie.
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Paris
United States
William C. Bullitt
Roosevelt
Bullitt
Normandie
Roosevelt allocates 11 million for New England floods
President Roosevelt allocated 11 000 000 today for flood control work in New England after floods and a hurricane two weeks earlier killed more than 500 people and caused millions in damage.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New England
Tiberians Seek More Protection After Rampage
Jewish residents of Tiberias urged authorities to provide greater protection against Arab raiders after a raid killed 20 Jews. British troops searched the hills for the attackers, six of whom were killed. Among the victims were American citizens Emanuel and Dora Kapin.
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Tiberias
Palestine
Emanuel
Dora Kapin
Market notes on livestock prices and futures trends
Chicago hogs and cattle prices drift lower with spring pigs and light weights down 5 to 20 cents. Fat lambs steady to firm while hogs 190 to 240 pounds show 8.50 to 9.10 in the top range and fat cattle hold near peak values as buyers seek strictly good and prime lots. Philadelphia poultry and dairy prices listed with various fowl and egg quotes across grades and weights.
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Chicago
Local Markets Flour and Feed Prices Listed
Short patent and patent brand flour priced per barrel and per bag for 12 to 98 pound sizes. Shelled commodities and corn meal offered in 5 pound sacks. Horse feed ranges 1.55 to 1.70 per unit.
Stock Market Report Delivers Mixed Day of Trading
New York Oct. 4 Stocks oscillated with five straight rally days, slipping and recovering through the session. Aircrafts and building materials edged up early while motors lagged, later improving. Bonds and commodities moved unevenly as European markets showed less influence. Sterling opened at 4.7858 dollars.
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Deeos Ag
Sperry, Corp
Philip Morris
Apple Market Shipping Point Information For Saturday
Market report from Winchester and Martinsburg area shows slow demand and dull activity. Carload and basket prices listed for multiple varieties including York, Rome, Golden Delicious, and Grimes with small quantities and current min sizes. riverfront boatmen incident between Manchoukuo and Liberia noted with protests and demand for release.
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Martinsburg
Staymans
U.S
U. S
Yorks
Romes
Grimes
Few
Grain futures and cash prices drift in cautious trading
Chicago and Baltimore market notes show unfavorable crop expectations with Argentina and France reports keeping wheat down while carryover into 1939 is eyed at over 1 billion bushels. Closing prices list Dec wheat at 63 1 4, corn near 45 1 4, oats 24 5 8, soybeans 73 1 4.
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Russians Arrest Manch Boatmen
Tokyo reports that a Soviet border patrol captured 13 Manchoukuo boatmen during a patrol, according to a Harbin dispatch relayed by Domei. The incident underscores tensions along the border in Manchuria amid ongoing disputes between Soviet forces and Manchukuo troops.
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Tokyo
Harbin
Domei
Manchoukuo
Divorce action seeks custody and protection in Winchester
In the Corporation Court of Winchester a divorce action is filed by Mabel Crenshaw Veasey against Paul C W Veasey on cruelty and desertion grounds. The suit seeks custody of Frances Gertrude Veasey, division of jointly held property, attachments, and a $10,000 judgment for money advanced, with orders for support and maintenance. The defendant is not a Virginia resident. notice and publication are ordered.
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Mensa
Frances Gertrude Veasey
Mabel Crenshaw Veasey
Winchester
Virginia
Paul C. W. i
Paul C. Veasey
Corporation Court
Winchester Evening Star
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Clare M. Smith
Autonomy for Slovaks Discussed in Prague
Prague reports the Czechoslovak government weighing full autonomy for Slovakia with Minister-Without-Portfolio raising the issue in the name of Slovak interests. Officials say no obstacle exists to autonomy for Slovakia though it would remain part of Czechoslovakia. The Pittsburgh pact of May 30, 1918 framed Czech Slovak relations in the United States and pledged self government for the Slovak community.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
Pittsburgh
United States
Jewish medical writers barred by order in foreign journals
An order from a national commission bans Jewish medical writers from contributing to foreign medical journals. It states that German doctors will only be published abroad if Acton edited and Aryan in background, reflecting official denial of Jewish authors in scientific publications.
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Esrain
Jawith de
Baltimore Plans 3 Million Bank Loan For Relief
Baltimore announces immediate borrowing of 3,000,000 on a 75 day note to fund relief efforts as treasury gaps widen. Later this year the city will issue 3,524,000 in bonds with interest set at 0.45 percent per year.
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Baltimore City
Feair
Mona Patodée
Poland Backs Enforcing Religion Policy Amid League Action
Tokyo reports Poland assured adherence to religious enforcement amid the League of Nations Council's recent measures. Saeed of Japan News Agency notes Poland's stance as tensions rise over international response.
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Saeed
Repct
Poland
League#1 Nations Council
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