October 10-12, 1957 - North Carolina Medical Board

MEET ING OF THL' BOARD OF ME D ICA L EXAM IN ERS
OF NORTH CAROLINA
Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, North Carolina
Jefferson Hotel, Morehead City, North Carolina
October 10-12th, 1957
Examiners of the State of North Carolina convened at 9:30 AD MD at the Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, North
Carolina, Thursday, October 10th ' The following members were present: Dry LE RE Doffermyre, President, Joseph J. Combs, Secretary-Treasurer, J BE Anderson, Thomas WE Baker, Edwin A Rasberry,
Jr. and Carl V. Tyner and Mrs. Louise J. McNe ill, Assis tant Secretary-Treasurer'
The Board of Medical
.
~
Wile Ro ster Youn , Angier, North Carolina - The
Board of Medical Examiners upon report of investigation
by the State
himself'
Bureau ofInvestigation
and on the basis of trial in the Superior
Court of Harnett County, North Carolina, preferred the following
charges against Dry Young:
(Dry LE RE Doffermyre for personal reasons disqualified
)
RE:
"IN RE:
"TO:
Dry
WILEY ROYSTER YOUNG
Wiley Royster
Young,
M.
M~
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D
e
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CHARGES
AND
ACCUSATIONS
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"You are hereby given notice that pursuant
to order of the Board
of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina the following
charges and accusations are made and presented agains t you by said
Board, to-wit:
"1 That in the month of July 1956 and during the year 1956 you
failed to maintain re cords of narcotic drugs administered by you
in accordance with the laws of the State of North Carolina and of
~
the United
"2
States.
at the
November term 1956 you were indicted pursuant
to
the
Grand
of
Harnett
Jury
by
County upon the charge that you
did unlawfully neglect and fail and refuse to keep a record of narcotic drugs administered, dispensed, or professionally used by you
otherwise than by prescription and at the May 1957 term of Criminal Court of Harnett County you were found guilty of said charge
for which you were indicted and you were convicted of a felony ~
~
That
action
"3 That you
narcot ic drugs
~
"4
have
been and are habitually
addicted
to the use of
~
That during the year 1956 you did unlawfully
dispense narcodrugs to various persons addicted to the use of the same in
violation of the laws of the State of North Carolina and the laws
of the United S tates ~
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tic
"5 ~ That in the above respects you have been guilty of dishonorable and unprofessional
conduct unworthy of and affecting the practice of your profession and grounds exist for the revocation of
your license to practice medicine in the S tate of North Carolina'
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You
are further
will
given notice that a hearing
be held up-
foregoing charges and accusations be fore the Board of Mediof the State of North Carolina on October 10th, 1957,
cal
o'
at 9 clock a ~ m. at the Sir Walter Hotel, Raleigh, North Carolina,
at which time you will be given an opportunity to be heard, either
personally or through counsel of your ch oice, to cross-examine witnesses and to present on your own behalf evidence in the matter, if
the Board will receive any
you so desire, and that in the meantime
the
charges which you may wish
to
foregoing
answer
or
written
reply
to f ile although you are not required to make such written reply or
answer ~ Following this hearing the Board will make such findings
and will take such action regarding a suspension or revocation of
your license to practice medicine as to the Board appears warranted and jus ti f ied.
on the
Examiners
"This 21
day
1957 ~
of August,
S/ Joseph J ~ Combs
Secretary, Board of Medical Examiners
of the State of North Carolina "
After a full hearing
was
rendered
"IN
RE '
by
in the matter
the following
judgment
the Board
WILEY ROYSTER YOUNG
M.
D.
F INDINGS
AND
ORDER
"The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolina
following the presentation of all the evidence in the above matter
at its regular meeting on October 10, 1957, at the Sir Walter Hotel,
Raleigh, North Carolina, pursuarrt to notice to Dr. Wiley Roys ter
Young of charges and accusations and of hearing, and after full
consideration of all the evidence, rendered the following decision
and verdict upon the charges and accusations presented against Dr.
Wiley Royster Young:
"1 The Board f inds Dr. Wiley
set forth in paragraph one of
~
"2.
Roys
The Board reserves judgment
paragraph two of such accusations
"3
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The Board
ter
concerning
~
The l3oard
guilty
o f the
charge
~
the charge
set forth in
~
f inds Dr. Wiley Royster Young not guilty
three of such accusations
set forth in paragraph
"4
Young
such accusations
of the charge
~
f inds Dr. Wiley Royster Young guility
three of such accusations
set forth in paragraph
of the charge
~
foregoing findings and verdict, the Board of Medical Exof the State of North Carolina finds that Dry Wiley Royster
and dishonorable
conduct,
Young has been guilty of unprofessional
unworthy of and affecting the practice of his profession, and orders
that the license of Dr Wiley Royster Young to practice medicine
in the State of North Carolina be revoked, and the same is hereby
his certif icate of licenrevoked, and he is ordered to surrender
sure issue d by the Board o f Me dical Examiners of the S tate of North
Carolina to the secretary of this Board.
"Upon the
aminers
~
"This the 10th day of October,
1957 ~
L ~ R ~ Dof fermyre,
M ~
D ~, President
Board of Medical Examiners of the
State of North Carolina
al Examiners
olina"
verdict of the Board was given to Dr ~ Wiley Royster Young
and
requested to either mail or bring his certificate of medical license in to the office of Dr Joseph J Combs, Secretary
The
he was
~
Attorney
Attorney John
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Robert Cot ten represented Dr ~ Wiley Roys ter Young and
Anderson represented the Board in this hearing ~
H ~
RE: Dr ~ John Samuel Stone, Leaksville, North Carolina - The
following bill of indictment and judgment in the case of State vs
Dr. John Samuel Stone in the Superior Court of Rockingham County,
North Carolina, September Criminal Term, 1957 was presented to the
Boa rd:
"North Carolina,
Rockingham
"JANUARY TERM, A. D. 1957
-
County
SUPERIOR COURT
"The Jurors for the State upon their oath present, that Dr ~ John
Samuel Stone late of the County of Rockingham on or about the 1st
day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and fifty-six, with force and arms, at and in the county aforesaid,
did unlawfully,
willfully, and feloniously administer and prescribe
Ross'
and advise and procure Mary Ellen Ross, a pregnant woman, to take
any medicine, and drug and did employ, and use an instrument
or
application or other means with intent thereby to procure the miscarriage of Mary Ellen Ross, and to injure said Mary Ellen Ross, the
same not being necessary to preserve the life of the said Mary Ellen
"
"NORTH
CAROLINA,
Criminal
Term,
"The defendant
ROCKING HAM COUNTY
1957 - JUDGMENT
— SUPERIOR
in open Court through
counsel, Price and Osborne,
is accepted by the State
tenders a plea of nolo contendere
with the approval of the Court.
which
"Let the defendant be confined in
of not less than tav or more than
is suspended for a period of five
the defendant given in open court
the
"1
That he be of general
~
actions
COURT
—
State's Prison for
September
a period
three years; this prison sentence
years by and with the consent of
upon the following conditions. '
good behavior,
and pay the
cost of the
"2 That he immediately surrender his medical license to the North
Carolina Bca rd of Medical Examiners, and cease the practice of medicine
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"3
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North
That he immediately
Carolina, and kee
practice medicine.
"4
p
close his of f ice located in Leaksville,
it closed as long as he has no license to
avail himself of institutional treatment,
there until dischaiged by the authorities of said institution; that he cooperate fully with Mrs Henry Wimbish, the Rockingham County Service Officer, who has represented
to the Court that in
his opinion he can secure the needed institutional
treatment for
~
That he immediately
and remain
the defendant.
"Let the record
presented
judgment.
that the defendant present in open Court and rehis counsel, Price and Osborne, consents to the foregoing
This the 5th day of September, 1957 "
show
by
'
"S/
Susie Sharp, Judge Presiding
The
forwarded
County
on
secretary's
secretary reported that Dr. Stone's medical license was
to him by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Rockingham
September 9th, 1957 and that the same is on f ile in the
office
secretary also reported that Dry Stone's attorney had indicated to him that Dr. Stone had agreed to voluntarily surrender
his license to practice and had agreed that his license should be reThat a form of consent for the voluntary surrenvoked by the Board
der for revocation of Dry Stone's license to be executed by Dry Stone
had been forwarded to his attorneys
The
~
that
it
from the foregoing that Dry Stone
be surrendered
to the Board and
WHEREUPON, upon motion duly made
That the Board finds
VERDICT:
that his medical license
has agreed
be revoked
it
and seconded,
by
was
the Boards
ordered that the license
in the State of North Carolina
hereby revoked.
Carl
Dry
VS
Tyner
(Consent
for voluntary
secretary
~
to practice medicine
of Dr. John Samuel Stone be and is
did not vote on this motions
for revocation
surrender
was
received
by
the
)
Dr. W ~ Pere Carter, colored, Gastonia, North Carolinaand judgment in the case of State
The following bill of indictment
vs W ~ Percy Carter in the Superior Court, July Criminal Term, 1957,
to the Board:
was presented
RE:
"STATE OF
NORTH
23 April
CAROLIM. , GASTON
Term,
COUNTY
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IN THE SUPERIOR
COURT
PRESENT, THAT:
W ~
1957
"THE JURORS woman'
FOR THE STATE
UPON
THEIR
OATH
Percy
Carter fate of the county of Gaston on the 26th day of February,
1957, with force and arms, at and in the County aforesaid did «ilfully, unlawfully, feloniously employ and use instruments, sugical
devices, appliances, equipment and applications for the purpose of
and with the intent to procure the miscarriage of Joanna Ina Couture,
"
a pregnant
-
CAROLINA, GASTON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
JULY CRIMINAL TERM, 1957 - JUDGMENT
"NORTH
"State
vs
W ~
Percy Carter
- Abortion
defendant
— The
enters a plea
The judgment of the Court is that the defendant
be oonf inc d in the S tate ' s P r ison at Raleigh f or a term of not less than
one year nor more than two years ~ With the cnsent of the defendant
of guilty
~
and of his counsel and by
suspended for a period of
their request, this prison sentence is
five years on the following conditions:
(1) That the defendant pay a f ine of $300 00 together with the costs
of this action; (2) That he remain of good behavior and violate
none of the criminal laws of this or any other State of the United
Sates, and (3) That he refrain from practicing or atempting to practice medicine in this or in any other State of the American Union@ ~
~
"S/ J ~ Frank Huskins,
secretary reported that Dr Carter's medical license was
to him by Dr. Carter on September 7th, 1957, and that the
is on f ile in the secretary's of f ice.
The
forwarded
same
Judge Pxesiding"
~
RE:
Dr. Pere
W.
Carter - continued
The secretary also reported that a form of consent for the
voluntary surrender for revocation of Dr. Carter's license had
been executed by Dr. Car ter ~
VERDICT
'-
WHEREUPON,
mot i on duly
upon
made
and
seeded, it
was
ordered that the license to practice medicine in the State of North
Carolina o f Dr ~ W ~ Percy Carter be and is hereby revoked.
October 10th
Thursday,
2:30 P.
M
- (See Minutes June, 1957)
RE: Dr. Geor e WE Melchior
Dr. Melchior was granted an interview upon request at this time
He stated that he came to discuss with the Board any possibilities
there might be for him in the field of medicines
(See interview in
f ile)
The meeting
was
adjourned
~
Friday, October 11th
9:30 AD
MD
RE: Dr. Daniel Ef land Forrest Hillsboro, North Carolina
(See previous Minutes) - On September 24th, 1956 Dr. Forrest's medical license was revoked based upon evidence and his voluntary surrender
~
Dr
Forrest appeared at this time petitioning for reinstateof his medical license. He was released .from the United States
Public Health Service Hospital at Lexington, Kentucky in April, 1957
He stated that he had had no narcotic drugs since 1955 and no barbiturates since his readmission to the United States Public Health Service
Hospital.
(See complete interview on file)
The sedretary
premeetings
of
sented letters
recommendation
from physicians and other citizens
of Hillsboro ~ Dr. A. ED Pugh gave Dr. Forrest a. recommendation when
called on the phone by the secretary'
(Letter of recommendation
from Dry Pugh in the office of the secretary upon return from this
~
ment
~
~
)
Dr.
J. J.
moved, subject to the recommendation
of Dr. A ~ E Pugh, Director of Medical Services, Veterans Hospital,
that Dr. Daniel Efland Forrest's medical license be restored on a
conditional basis of 18 months probation; if during which time that
the Board receives satisfactory information that he has misused the
use of barbiturates
or narcotic drugs, that his license be automatically revoked. If no evidence has been forthcoming within the
period of the probation, that his license be in full force and
effect. Tla. t recommendation for narcotic license not be made until
approved by this Board. Seconded by Dr. T. G Thurston and passed
VERDICT:
Combs
~
~
unanimously'
further moved that this order go in effect when Dr.
Daniel Efland Forrest has come to the secretary's office and signed a statement that he accept the probation period and his license
will be restored as of that date
This motion was duly seconded
by Dr. Carl VS Tyner and passed unanimously'
Dry
Combs
~
RE: Dr. John William Strau han Warsaw,
nt to receipt of report of investigation
otic addiction,
view.
North Carolina
the State Bureau
Dry Straughan
was reby
RE:
Di
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Strau han continued
John William
Pope discussed this matter with the Board and
that Dr. S traughan f irst received treatment at the United
States Public Health Service Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky, in 1953
and had received treatment since that time in Greensboro; that it
appeared now that he had rehabilitated
himself; that Dr Straughan
related that he had been informed he was required by law to prescribed narcotics to addicts enroute to Eexington
Agent
R
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W ~
advised
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Dr ~ S traughan
was interviewed
and he readily admitted to the
Board that he had been addicted to narcotics; that he had had no narcotic drugs since March, 1956; that he had worked continuously since
May, 1956 ~ That he used his order form to order narcotics in July,
1958 for the first time in 15 years.
Dof fermyre:
The Board is fully conscious of the
violated not only the law, but the ethics of the
profession of medicine, but in view of the fact that you have apparently had no narcotics since March, 1956, it is going to allow your case
to stand status quo ~ That is they are reserving judgment and will allow
you to continue with your narcotic stamp, but that any violation of the
Narcotic Laws, either state or Federal, will be cause for your reappearance be f ore this Board, looking to revocation of your license to practice medicine in North Carolina
That you are advised that there is
no law, state or Federal, that will allow you to prescribe to narcotic addicts, whether in transit or not
That the Board will have
the State Bureau of Investigation to check on you at intervals.
That
any information
received that you are using narcotics or prescribing
narcotic drugs in excess will be investigated to ascertain the facts ~
That the Board will reserve the right to ask you to appear before one
member of the Board at a time at its discretion
licensees for a test of blood
or ur ine f or narcotics ~
VERDICT: Dr
you have
fact that
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RE: Dr John A Parrott - Dr. Parrott requested an appointto appear before the Board in order to petition for recommendation for reinstatemen t of his narcotic
Due to the fact
that an investi gation is being made
Jr' in Duplin County by the State
Bureau of Investigati on in regard to Dr ~ Parrott and other matters,
which is not co mplete
the Boer'd took no action at this time ~ Letters
of recommendatlon were receoved and are on file in regard to Dr ~ Parrott
(Copy of interview on file)
~
~
ment
Dr. David E ~ Plummer, Thomasville, North Carolina - Dr
requested an appointment to appear before the Board to petition for recommendation for reinstatement of his narcotic license,
which he was given.
He was also advised
to obtain letters of recommendation ~ Letters of recommendation were not presented, Dr. Plummer
did not appear at this time, and no further word has been heard from
RE:
Plummer
~
him.
RE: Dr. Louis D. Ha man
, Jacksonville, North Carolina -(See
previous Minutes)- The State Bureau of Investigation was requested to
make a routine
checkup an Dr. Hayman, the synopsis of which is as
follows: That since Dr. Hayman's trial in the Superior Court of Onslow County in 1956 two incidents have occurred which caused associates
to suspect him of being under the influence of a drug', that close
associates do not feel his narcotic license should be restored
at this
time ~ That Dr. Hayman stated he was making progress in the direction
of a complete cure of his trouble, but admitted two incidents since
January, 1956 when he became de pressed and took Seconal ~ Tha t he
did not wish his narcotic license restored at this time f or fear of
jeopardizing his practice of medicine ~ A report was received from
~
+I ~
~'k
RE:
Dr
Louis
~
Cornelius
Dr
~
factorily'~
Jr
man
Ha
D~
Lansing,
continued
~
stated his therapy
who
was
progressing
satis-
The secretary reported that he had a
with Dry J ~ DE Piver, who conducted a poll
licenseeswas
in Jacksonville, the concensus of which
Dry Hayman not to have a narcotic
if
asked
D
~
there
The above
Hayman, Jr ~
was
feeling there,
good
was
telephone conversation
of the medical profession
that it was better for
ThC Dry Piver upon being
replied that there was.
received as information
in regard
to
Dr
~
Louis
RE: Dr. Paul Crum ler Clinton, North Carolina
(See previous
Minutes ) Agent R ~ YI ~ Pope re por ted on his inve st igat ion nade Se ptember 3rd, 1957, a synopsis of which is that Dr. Crumpler received
requisitioned narcotics on July 10th, 1957 in violation of orders
of the Board of Medical Examiners given orally by Dr ~ L. R ~ Dof fer-
on July 9th, 1957; that he had also according to information
presented narcotic prescriptions to patients with instructions that
they obtain drugs and return them to his of f ice, also in violation
of the Bca rd's instructions.
That Dr. Crumpler said he is not dispensing narcotics from his office, only administering.
That he stated most of the patients in that vicinity with kidney colic came to
him as he was accessible, his of f ice bei ng connected with his home
That he had some narcotics in his of f ice and some in his lock box
at the bank
Mr. Pope said he understood that his patients are old,
whome he has treated
for years. It was brought out by Mr. Pope that
drugs received on July 10th, 1957 had been ordered previous to Dr
Doffermyre's interview with him,
myre
~
~
~
J.
VERDICT: Dry
J ~ Combs moved that this report in regard to
Paul Crumpler be received as information and no action taken,
that Agent RE WE Pope will follow through if
with the understanding
indicated and call to the attention of this Bca rd. This motion was
duly seconded by Dry Carl VS Tyner and passed unanimously'
Dry
The meeting
was
adjourned.
Friday, October 11th
2:30
PE
tration
MD
Biennial Re istration
were discussed.
RE:
-
The
policies of biennial
regis-
Dr. Carl VS Tyner moved that the fee of $5 00 be set for biennial registration.
This motion was duly seconded by Dr. :ED AD
Rasberry, Jr. and pa ssed unanimously.
F
Dry
ployment
ED AD Rasberry,
of an additional
Jr'
moved
secretary,
that the Board approve the emwho is on the basis of half-
trations~
day ~ This motion was duly seconded and passed unanimously'
Dry
J
the amount
The
~
BE
secretary
ed and equipment
Dry
Anderson
of $10, 00.
J
~
BE
moved that the new secretary be bonded in
This motion was seconded and passed unanimously.
reported
and supplies
Anderson
to the Board as to office space obtainpurchased to set up for biennial regis-
that the Boa rd approve the expenses
to establish the of f ice f or biennial re-
moved
Biennial
RE:
istration
Re
gistration.
This motion
unanimously.
and passed
continued
was
seco nded by Dr ~ Carl
duly
V
~
Tyner
Thomas W. Baker moved that the Board purchase a f ireproof
for the storage of irreplacable records ~ This motion
cabinet
filing
Dr
was
duly
~
seconded and passed unanimously
Meetin
RE: Anniversar
to holding an Anniversary Dinner
of the Boa rd o f Medical Examiners
discussion was had with reference
commemera ting the 100th Anniversary
A
in
J B.
Anderson
tinue until arranged ~ This motion
Tyne r and pa s se d unanimous ly.
VERDICT:
Dr
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1959.
moved that work be begun and
was duly seconded by Dr ~ Carl
conV
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The following committee was selected to prepare for the Anniversary Dinner: Drs. Carl V ~ Tyner, J. J ~ Combs, Thomas W. Baker,
L. R ~ Doffenmyre and Ivan Procter, a former secretary of the Board.
RE: Forei n Graduates — Dr ~ L ~ R. Dof fermyre reported that a
committee meeting was held on Wednesday evening, October 10th, at
the S ir Walter Hotel with J. Melville Broughton, Jr. , Chairman,
Senator Kelly Bennett and Dr. Yates Palmer from the Hospitals Board
of Control and Drs. Carl V ~ Tyner, J ~ J ~ Combs and L. R. Dof fermyre
from the Board of Medical Examiners ~ That the committee from the
Hospital Board of Control was thoroughly in accord with the stand
of the Board of Medical Examiners.
That plans were made to set up
a meeting with the deans of the three medical schools in order to
appoint a nine-man committee from the medical schools to screen
the foreign graduates as to educational qualification and when that
has been accomplished to allow them to take the written examim tion ~
That Senator Bennett suggested the possibility of meeting with the
Governor to attempt to arrange in someway to raise salaries of physicians in the state institutions'
/
Credentials for license by endorsement
cial limited license were studied by members
The meeting
was
of credentials
of the Bca. re
and spe-
adjourned.
Saturday, October 12th
9:30 AD
MD
Applicants for license
inte rv iewed as f o1lows:
tials
by
endorsement
of credentials
were
RE: Dr. John Ham ton Arnold appeared with incomplete
applying for license by endorsement of credentials,
Dr. Rasberry
A:
.'
You plan
Pediatrics2
Yes
be an
instructor
Q
A
~
Have
Have you
~
No
Q
~
Have
A
~
No
of
Dr
you
~
ever been convicted of a crime2 AD No
ever taken habitually narcotics or barbiturates2
you
ever had any trouble
John Hampton
Arnold
of credentials, if and
satisfactorily to the secretary.
endorsement
in the Department
~
Dr. Doffermyre:
VERDICT:
to
creden-
when
with the Bureau
was approved
of Narcotics2
for license by
are completed
his credentials
VE
RE: Dr
by endorsement
~
Charles
of credentials
Q
~
A
~
No
Q
A
~
Have
Rasberry.
Doffermyre:
cotics?
A. Highlands.
convicted of a crime?
trouble with barbiturates
and was on
Do you
~
surgery
Dr
~
Combs:
Do you
Dr
~
Combs:
It is
Dry
A
Yes
~
the Bureau
No
plan
~
~
plan to make Highlands
your home'?
A
Yes s ir
~
~
not seasonal?
I plan
A
~
or nar-
to do surgery in Highlands?
I plan to do general practice and surgery if available
I have had some train ing and would like to do some
Dr. Rasberry:
A
A
No
~
or barbiturates?
narcotics three or
No.
f our weeks a f ter that.
That was ordered by someone else?
Dry Combs.
FIave you ever had any trouble with
Dr. Dof fermyre:
of Narcotics?
A
taken narcotics
you ever habitually
I had chest surgery
~
f or license
applying
~
Where are you going?
Have you ever been
Have you ever had any
Dry
Dry
appeared
Herr
Markham
to be there permanently'
plan to do solo practice?
like very much to have somebody with me
There
are two fellows there who are leaving. They apparently
have had it a little bit light in winter
They had their
hands full in summer
I think if someone where there
several years to build up, it would support someone the
They have been there one and one-half years.
year round
They are leaving now going to Florida
Dof fermyre:
Do you
I would
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~
~
~
Dr. Charles
of credentials
VERDICT:
endorsement
Markham
Dry
Doffermyre:
Have
you
~
No,
I have
Q
~
Have
you
Q
A
~
VERDICT:
by endorsement
Q
A
~
ever been convicted
not.
of a crime?
~
Dr ~ Loyd Clarence Brannon
of credentials'
RE: Dr. William Patrick Coleman
endorsement of credentials.
Dr. Thurston:
A
by
ever had di f f iculty with the Bureau of NarcoA. No, I have not
Have you ever taken narcotics or barbiturates?
No, I have not ~
tics'?
~
by
for license
was approved
Brannon appeared apply ing for 1icens e by
Dry Brannon is now an interne at Rex.
RE: Dr. Lo d Clarence
endorsement of credentials'
A
Berry
~
appeared
applying
Since graduation you have been where?
years of training, 3 at the University
1 hIary Hitchcock'
4
You
plan to be associated
~
You
~
No,
have your
I have to
specialty
practice.
for license
was approved
with Dry Andrew
board?
for license
of Virginia,
Taylor?
AD
Yes
Dr. William Patrick Coleman
Dr. Dof fermyre
~
Have you
Have you Over
~
No
Q
~
Have
A
~
No
Q
A
ever been convicted of a crime2 A. No sir
had any trouble with the Narcotic Buxe au?
'.
VERDICT:
by endorsement
sir
you
sir
Dr
ever taken narcotics
or barbihurates
Patrick
was approved
William
~
ntinued
co
of credentials
Coleman
habitually2
for license
~
Jr ~, who is in the United States
Jose h Haddad
Navy, stationed in Raleigh, appeared with incomplete credentials,
He presented
applying for license limited to the State Prisons
letters from the Supervisor of Medical Service and WE F. Bailey,
Director, of the State Prison, and a letter of approval from his
RE:
commanding
Dr
Ra
officer
:
Thurston
Dry
~
~
to
You want
A
~
Yes
Q
~
Would
A
~
work
some
at
the
State Prison in Raleigh?
that be full time?
Part time, I am in service
Dr. Dof fermyre:
Qe
Have you
Have you ever
A
~
No
Q
~
A
~
sir
Have you
No sir
No s ir
ever been convicted of a cr ime? 4 ~
had any trouble with the Narcotic Bureau?
or barbiturates
ever taken narcotics
are your possibilities of staying
af ter you get out of service' ?
What
I do not think
a res idency ~
will.
I
I
am
going
habitually2
Carolina
in North
for
back to Charity
Dr. Ray Joseph Haddad, Jr. was approved f or lice@a
credentials, limited to the State Prison, if and
of
by endorsement
to the secretary ~
when his crede ntials are completed satisfactory
VERDICT:
RE:
license
by
Dry
An
us
endorsement'
No
action
was
Lawrence
RE: Dr. John Charles
of credentials'
by endorsement
Dry
Baker.
Lawrence
Dry
Drs
Dr. Tyner:
A
~
Dr
A
~
Dr
Q
~
~
~
~
Horace
applying for
See interview on filch
taken'
appeared
applying
is going to
Lumberton to be
Baker and Douglas Clark ~
for license
associated with
been to Lumber ton?
Yes, I am there now.
Have
you
Rasberry. 'What type of practice?
Surgery.
Dof fermyre: Have you ever been
Have you ever had any
Narcotics?
Q
~
Have
A
~
No
VERDICT:
by
credentials
without
lmes appeared
H
endorsement
you
sir
A.
No
sir
convicted of a crime2 A.
trouble with the Bureau of
ever taken narcotics
or barbiturates
No
sir
habitually?
~
Dr. John Charles
of credentials
~
Lawrence
was approved
f or license
RE: Dr ~ Harr Johnson Price appeared
endorsement of credentials.
by
Dr. Baker:
You practiced 16
You have been in
this year?
A
sir,
No
~
Dr. Dof fermyre:
A
~
Q
~
Q
~
years in Atlanta, 3 years in Missouri?
practice in Franklin since August of
letter
I got a
from Dr
are going to Franklin
You
for license
applying
~
to.
not
Combs
practice?
in general
Yes
~
ever been convicted of a crime'? A. No sir
ever had any trouble with the Bureau of
Narcotics'? A
No s ir
narcotics or barbiturates habituallyV
taken
Have you ever
~
No
Have
Have
you
you
~
Q
A
Dr. Anderson:
A
~
sir
been
you
school?
and teachAdministration
me to Missouri
I then
became ill
I have been
illness, Guillieme-Barre
since finishing
In Atlanta with the Veterans
in at Emory ~ Then they sent
did private practice, then I
out of work a year with this
disease
~
~
~
Dr. Harry
VERDICT:
endorsement
have
Where
Price
Johnson
of credentials
with
RE: Dr. Robert Da Riclerds appeared
tials, applying for license by endorsement
a native of North Carolina ~
Dr. Baker:
A
~
Dr.
Q
Do
Have
have
Q
You have
you ever
tics?
A.
been
You have
~
practice?
you
I am planning to do general
Wilson' I got orders saying
vice by January 18th.
f f ermyre:
~
will
Where
VERDICT:
endorsement of
ed satis factory
No
had any
sir I
service
~
Dr. Dof fermyre:
Q
~
Q
~
A
S
never had a
habitually?
A
~
No
I
la ve
sir
for license by
his credentials are amplet-
was approved
urr appeared
to
Bowman
applying
f or license
School of Medicine
by
in
Gray
as Professor of
A ~
No
you ever been convicted of a crime?
ever had any trouble with the Bureau of Nar-
Have
Have
you
cotics'?
A.
Have
you
ever been an habitual
VERDICT:
license.
Yes
~
No
barbiturates?
endorsement
I would
Rock Ridge, near
be released from ser-
Yes
~
Medicine?
is
He
practice in
with Baylor University
A
~
~
are transferring
You
have
Day Richa rds
and when
credentials, if
to the secretary
Texas?
creden-
incomplete
of credentials
A. No s ir
co nvicted of a crime?
trouble with the Bureau of Narco-
in
never taken drugs
Dr. Robert
You were
by
never been
RE: Dr ~ Charles Lewis
endorsement of credentials ~
Dr. Baker.
for license
was approved
~
AD
Dr. Charles
of credentials
sir
No
sir
Lewis Spurr
~
user of narcotics
was approved
or
for license
by
RE: Dr. John Jose h Wooster appeared applying for license
of credentials, with incomplete credentials'
by endorsement
Dr. Baker:
A
~
Q
A
~
are a diplomate of the American Bca rd of Neurology
Where are you going to practice' ?
and Psychiatry?
At the State Hospital in Morganton.
You
Are you in Michigan7
No, I am in Illinois.
~
Dr. Anderson'
.
edd
anticipate
do you
When
Q
~
Have you ever
Have you had any
A
~
No
Q
~
Have
Dr
~
to Morganton7
going
about a month
within
Probably
A ~
~
been anvicted of a cr ime? A. No
trouble with the Bureau o f Narcotics'
Dof fermyre:
ever been an habitual
A. No
barbiturates'?
you
user of narcotics
?
or
Dr. John Joseph Wooster, Jr. was approved for license
endorsement of credentials, if and when his credentials are ~rovsat is factory to the secre tary ~
VERDICT:
by
RE: Dr ~ Phili
applying for license
credentials
Zulick appeared with incomplete
of credentials ~
endorsement
by
D
~
A
~
are in Bat Cave at the present time7
not been there yet ~ I am going there
have
I
Q
~
He
Dr
~
Baker:
You
Dr. Anderson:
is
~
I thought
A
~
Not
Q
Have
Have you
cotics'
Have
~
you
endorsement
satisfactory
William
A
~
Burch.
General
medicine
had surgery7
you
~
A
No
co nvicted of a crime7
Narof
the
Bureau
with
trouble
any
ever been
ever had
A
~
s ir
No
ever been an habitual
barbiturates7
Dr. Philip
VERDICT:
~
quite enough.
Dr. Dof fermyre:
~
you
Dr
to general medicine7
Are you going
Q
Q
to locate with
planning
now.
A
~
D~
of credentials,
to the secretary
if
No
sir
user of narcotics
sir
or
Zulick was approved for license by
and when his credentials are approved
~
Dr. Sanford Irwin Cohen was granted special limited license
to Duke University School of Medicine October 4th, 1954 and his trainto go into the Armed Services ~ Dr ~ Cohen has reing was interrupted
Duke
and f rom his letter it was thought that he
cently returned to
on application
for
He did not follow through
was on the staf f there.
license by endorsement, so it is not clear as to whe ther he is in
res idency training or on the s ta f f the re ~
RE:
Dr.
VERDICT:
J.
moved that Dr ~ Samuel Irwin Cohen 's
be renewed to Duke University School of Medided he is on the resident staf f at Duke ~
and was passseconded by Dr. E. A. Rasberry,
special limited license
cine for one year, provi
This motion was duly
ed unanimously
~
B. Anderson
Jr.
following appeared for license by encasement of credentials,
to cover them as hospital residents were int erviewed.
The
limited
Dr. Sanford Pearl Brad appeared without credentials applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited fo St Anges
Hospital, where he is a resident in obstetrics and gynecology.
RE:
~
Doffermyr
e:
Q
A
~
Have
Have you
~
No
Q
~
Dry
sir,
Have
you
ally7
ever been convicted of a cr ime'? A ~ No sir
ever had any trouble with the Narcotic Bureau7
I do not have a narcotic number ~
ever taken narcotics or barbiturates habitu-.
you
sir
No
A
Dr Sanford Pearl Brady was approved for license
of credentials, limited to St Agnes Hospital, if and
are completed satisfactory to the secretary,
when his credentials
within 30 days or be required to stop works
VERDICT:
~
endorsement
by
~
RE: Dry Andrew G. Bri s appeared July 26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials, applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Psychiatry'
Dry Briggs' credentials
are complete at this time
VERDICT:
Dr.
Andrew
G
of credentials,
School of Medicine.
endorsement
Carolina
Briggs was approved for license
fimited to the University of N orth
~
by
Dr. James M. Callawa appeared on July 26th, 1957, with
applying for license by endorsement of credentials,
limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery ~ His credentials are not amplete at this time ~
RE:
no
credentials,
Dr. James M. Callaway was approved for limited license by endorsement of credentials to Duke University School of Medicine, provided his credentials are completed within 30 days, otherwise he will be requested to stop work ~
VERDICT:
RE: Dr. James D C r enter, resident in Psychiatry,
failed
to appear to apply for licanse by endorsement of credentials ~
~
VERDICT:
The
Carpenter that
within 30 days or
directed to appeer
D
~
ing
~
cines~
appeared applying for license
of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of
where he is a fellow in Cardiology ~
RE: Dr
by endorsement
Medicine,
~
Robert Nelson Headle
Dr. Doffermyre:
Q
Have
~
Have
you
cotics'8
VERDICT:
by
secretary was instructed to advise Dr. James
will be required to complete all credentials
will be requested to stop work and that he be
before the Board at the January 11th, 1958 meet-
he
he
endorsement
with
Dry
A ~
you ever been convicted of a crime'?
No
ever had any trouble with the Bureau of NarAD
No
sir
Robert Nelson Headley
of credentials,
limited
RE: Dr. William Stokes Houck
incomplete credentials applying
credentials,
limited
to
Duke
sir
to
Jr'
was approved
Bowman
July 26th, 1957
endorsement of
School of Medicing, where he
appeared
for license
University
for license
Gray School of Medi-
by
Jr'
Dr. William Stokes Houck
is
resident
a
continued
in Orthopedics'
Dr. William Stokes Houck, Jr'
endorsement of credentials, limited
was approved for
to Duke University
VERDICT:
license
by
School of Medicines
RE:
Dr.
Max
credentials applying
ed to Good Samaritan
VERDICT:
Dry
appeared July 26th, 1957 with incomplete
for license by endorsement of credentials, limitHospital, where he is a residents
C. Kin
Max
of credentials,
ment
his credentials
CD
limited
King was approved
to
Good
satisfactory
are completed
for license by endorseHospital, if and when
to the secretary'
Samaritan
Dr. Robert ED Kin appeared July 26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials, applying for license by endorsement of credentials,
limited to Kate BE Reynolds Hospital, where he is a resident in MediRE:
c ine
~
VERDICT:
dorsement
RE:
Dr. Robert
of credentials,
Dr
~
E~
King was approved for license by ento Kate B ~ Reynolds Hospital ~
limited
Jr.
atrick
James F ~ Kirk
appeared
with
incomplete
credentials applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, where he is a resident in SurHe began work there on September
2nd, 1957.
gery
~
Q
~
Have you ever
Have you had any
A
~
No
~
Have
~
No
Dry
Q
A
Dof fermyre:
sir
you
sir
been convicted of a crime'?
trouble with the Bureau of
ever used narcotics
A
~
No
sir
Narcotics?
or barbiturates
habitually'
?
Kirkpatrick, Jr. was approved for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of
Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to
the secretary, within 30 days or be required to stop work
VERDICT:
Dr
~
James F ~
~
Dr ~ Philli
C ~ Kistler
appeared with incomple te credenJuly 26th, 1957, applying for license by endorsement of credentials to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery ~
tials
RE:
VERDICT:
endorsement
Me die ine ~
Dr
~
Phillip C. Kistler
of credentials,
to
fimited
was approved f or license by
Duke University
School of
RE: Dr. Michael Collins McNalle
appeared with incomplete
credentials on July 26th, 1957, applying for license by endorsement
of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where
he is a resident in Medicines
VERDICT:
Dry
ense by endorsement
of Medicines
Michael
Collins
McNalley
of credentials,
limited
was approved for
Duke University
to
licSchool
RE: Dry Edward ED Owen appeared on July 26th, 1997, with incomplete credentials, applying for licens e by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where he
is a resident in Medicine.
VERDICT:
dorsement
cine.
Dr. Edward
of credentials,
ED
Owen
limited
was approved for
Duke University
to
license
by enSchool of Medi-
Jr, appeared on July 26th,
RE: Dr. Wi11iam Paxton Parker
for license by endorsecredentials,
incomplete
applying
with
1957,
limited to the University of North Carolina
ment of credentials,
School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery ~
Dr. William Paxton Parker, Jr ~ was approved for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to the University of
North Carolina School of Me die ine ~
VERDICT:
Jr ~ appeaml July 26th, 1957, with
V ~ Peale
applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where he
is a resident in Surgery'
RE:
incomplete
Dr
~
Franklin
credentials,
VERDICT:
by endorsement
Dr. Franklin
of cre dentials,
VS
Peale, Jr' was approved for license
limited to Duke University School of
Medicine.
RE:
incomplete
dentials
General
Dr. Felton C. Pilate
credentials, applying
to Kate B.
Practice.
VERDICT:
endorsement
by
Reynolds
Orthopedics,
for license
Q
~
Q
~
Have
~
endorsement of creis a resident in
creof credentials, limithe is a resi dent in
with
endorsement
by
Gray School of Medicine, where
which he began August 12th.
Have you ever
Have you had any
Dr
by
he
Dr. Fe1 ton C. P ilate, Sr. was approved f or licens e
of credentials limited to Kate B ~ Reynolds Hospital ~
applying
ed to Bowman
July 26th, 1957, with
~
Dr. Frank Edward Pollock appeared
RE:
dentials
Sr appeared
for license
Hospital, where
No
of a crime? A
trouble with the Bureau of Narco-
been convicted
Dof fermyre:
t ics?
A
No
~
you
ever been an habitual
barbiturates?
A
incomplete
~
~
user of narcotics
or
No
Dr
Frank Edward Pollock was approved for license by
of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the
secretary, within 30 days, or be required to stop work
VERDICT:
~
endorsement
~
RE:
Dr.
plete credentials
to City Memorial
applying
Hospital,
Dr. Mack
of credentials,
VERDICT:
dorsement
RE:
Ro
Mack Ra
D
~
Donald
ers appeared July 26th, 1957, with incomfor license by endorsement of credentials
where he is a resident in Surgery
~
was approved for license
to City Memorial Hospital.
Ray Rogers
limited
Eu ene
Saunders
Jr.
appeared
en-
by
with incomplete
credentials
July 26th, 1957, applying for license by endorsement of
credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where he
is a resident in Medic ine
~
VERDICT:
Dr
ense by endorsement
of Medicines
~
Saunders,
of credentials, limited
Donald
Eugene
Jr.
to
was approved
Duke University
for
lic-
School
RE: Dr. Victor LE Slater Jr' appeared with incomplete credentials on July 26th, 1957, applying for license by endorsement
of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where
he is a resident
in Psychiatry.
VERDICT:
by
endorsement
Medicine.
Victor L. Slater, Jr
of credentia ls, limited to
Dr
~
~
was approved for licens e
Duke University
School of
.
Thrasher appeare d with incomplete credenDr ~ Geor e C
July 26th, 1957, applying for license by endorsement of
credentials, limited to the University of North Carolina School of
tials
RE:
nn
Medicine
~
VERDICT:
Dr
~
George
of credentials,
lina School of Medicines
endorsement
The following
of credentials'.
C
Thrasher was approved for license
by
limited to the University of North Caro~
physicians
were
license
by
Arnold
Tulane
University
Charles Markham Berry
Emory University
Meharry Med. Coll'
Sanford Pearl Bradby, Jr.
Limited St. Agnes Hospital
Univers i ty Virginia
Loyd Clarence Brannon
Virginia
Andrew Gessner Briggs III University
Limited University N. C. School of Medicine
Vanderbilt University
James Miller Callaway
Limited Duke Univers i ty S chool of hledic ine
William Patrick Coleman
University Virginia
Tulane Universit y
Ray Joseph Haddad, Jr.
Limited State Prison
Carl Roer ig Har tramp f, Jr ~ Me d ~ Coll ~ Georgia
Limited University N. C ~ School of Medicine
University Maryland
Robert Nelson Headley
Limited Bowman Gray School of Medicine
William Stockes Houck, Jr. Med ~ Coll ~ S ~ C ~
Limited Duke Univers i ty School Medicine
Max C. King, Jr.
Meharry Med. Coll'
Limited Good Samaritan Hospital
+Robert Earl King
Me harry
Med ~ Coll ~
James Francis Kirgpatrick,
Jr. Med ~ Coll ~ Georgia
Limited Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Vanderbilt University
Phillip CD Kistler
Limited Duke University School Medicine
Vanderbilt University
John Charles Lawrence
Michael Collins McNalley
University Kansas
Limited Duke University School I'Iedicine
Edward Eugene Owen
Washington University
Limited Duke University School I'Iedicine
William Paxton Parker, Jr ~ Vanderbilt Univers ity
Limited University N . C . School of I'I e d i c i n e
Franklin Vail Peale, Jr.
Johns Hopkins
Limited Duke University School Medicine
Fe1 ton Clyde P i late, Sr.
hleharry Med. Coll.
Limited Kate B. Reynolds Hospital
endorsement
ADDRESS
MEDICAL SCHOOL
NA I IE
John Hampton
granted
Chapel
Hill,
Highlands,
Raleigh,
N.
C
N ~
N.
Charlotte,
Ra le i gh, N
Chapel
C
N.
C
~
Hill,
N
.
Charlotte,
C
Lumbe
r ton,
N.
C
~
N
CD
~
C
~
N
.
C
N.
~
C
~
~
N ~
Durham,
N.
C.
Durham,
N.
C.
Chapel
Hill,
Durham,
C
.
~
ton-Salem,
Winston-Salem,
N.
~
C.
N.
Wins
Dur ham,
C
~
~
Winston-Salem,
Durham,
~
C.
N.
Rale igh, N. C.
Chapel I-I i 1 1, N ~
Durham,
C
C
.
N. C.
N. C.
Winston-Salem,
N.
C.
Frank Edward Pollock
Ohio State University
Winston-Salem, N ~ C.
Limited Bowman Gray School Medicine
Harry Johnson Price
Emory University
Franklin, N. C ~
Robert Day Richards
Med ~ Coll. Virginia
Hallwood, Va.
Iilack Ray Rogers
C o 11
Me d ~ E van ge 1 is ts W ins t on-Sa lem, N ~ C ~
Limited City Memorial Hospital
.
ospital
MEDICAL
NAME
E. Saunders
SCHOOL
ADDRESS
University
School Medicine
Victor L. Slater, Jr. Wayne State University
Limited Duke University School Medicine
Charles Lewis S pur r
University Rochester
George CD Thrasher, Jr' University Virginia
Limited University N. CD School of I'Iedicine
John Joseph Wooster,
.University Michigan
University Pennsylvania
Philip DE Zulick
Donald
Limited
Duke
Duke
-
FOR SPECIAL LIMITED LICENSE
GRADUATES OF APPROVED MEDICAL
APPLICANTS
Durham,
N.
C.
Durham,
N.
C.
University
Winston-Salem,
Hill,
Chapel
Manteno,
Bat Cave,
C.
N.
C
N ~
~
Ilia
N ~
CD
HOSP ITAL RES IDENTS
SCHOOLS
RE: Dr. Thomas C. Gibson, graduate of the University of
Cambridge, England, with the M. B. Degree 1946, appeared with incomplete credentials applying for special limited licera e . to the
University of North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a
fellow in Cardiology.
Dr. Doffermyre:
AD
On
type of visa are you in this country?
This visa was presented for inspection.
what
Immigrant
visas
VERDICT:
Dry
Thomas
CD
ed license to the University
an annual
basis, if
to the secre tary
and when
~
RE: Dr. Armen Charles
1956, appeared applying
sity School of Medicine,
was
approved
Gibson was approved for special limitof North Carolina School of Medicine, on
his credentials are approved satisfactory
on an annual
Hai,
for specia
where
he
basis
of Yale University in
limited license to Duke Univeris a resident in Surgery, which
graduate
1
~
Dr. Harr Hand McGee Jr. , graduate of Duke University
School of Medicine in 1951, appeared applying for special limited
iversityy to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a
license
resident in Radiology, which was approved on an annual basis.
RE:
RE: Dr. Juan A. Pons, graduate of Je f ferson Medical School
in 1928, appeared applying for specia 1 limited licens e to Duke UnSchool of KIedicine, where he is a re s ident in Psychiatry ~
for special limited license to Duke University School
He was approved
of Medicine, if and when his credentials ate approved satisfactory
to the secretary, on an annual basis'
.
Doffermyre:
You are applying
for special limited license as
you have not taken a written examination
by which this Board can
reciprocate. You are graduates of approved schools and are eligible to take our written examination ~ This special limited license is so you can continue your training.
This special limited
license does not imply that you can obtain a full license without
license by written examination from our state or another state with
which we have endorsement
relations ~ You who are not complete will
be given 30 days to complete your application.
Under the special
limited license you will not be eligible to apply for narCoticstamp
for the privilege of dispensing and prescribing narcotics.
Dr.
Dr. Combs:
think
A
~
I
am
Dr ~
you
Gibson,
you say you
are going to stay?
here f or a year now.
o
are
on an
immigrant
take the examination
e f ore the Board?
now.
visa and
in June,
now
you
is
Dr. Thomas
Gibson
CD
continued
Dr. Combs: At the time you apply, we would want a statement
your decision before you come for examination.
I can not commit myself at this time about staying.
A.
as to
Carter appeared July 26th, 1957, with
applying for special limited license to Duke
University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Psychiatry'
He was approved
for special limited license to Duke University School
of Medicine on an annual basis'
RE:
incomplete
Dry
Donald
CD
credentials
III
July 26th, 1957, with
license to the
applying
University of North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Orthopedics'
Dr. Genner's credentials are not complete
RE:
incomplete
Dry
ron
B
AD
credentials,
Genner
appeared
on
for special limited
at this time.
Dry Byron AD Genner III was approved
for special
license to the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the
secretary, within 30 days, or be required to stop works
VERDICT:
limited
RE: Dr. Donald AD Kello
appeared July 26th, 1957, with incomplete credentials applying for special limited license to the
University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine ~
He was approved
for special limited licene to the University of
North Carolina School of Medicine on an annual basis.
RE: Dr. Robert D. Philli s appeared July 26th, 1957, 'with incomplete credentials, applying for special limited license to the
University of North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery'
He was approved
for special limited license to
the University. of North Carolina School of Medicine on an annual
bas is
~
RE:
incomplete
Charlotte
Dr. Lawrence
credentials,
David
July 26th, 1957, with
for special limited license to
Rhea appeared
applying
Hospital, where
for special limited
Memorial
was approved
Hospital on an annual
He
basis.
he
is
a resident
in Pathology
license to Charlotte
Men
~
orial
RE: Dr Francis Robicsek appeared in June, 1957 with incomplete credentials applying for special limited license to Charlotte
Memorial Hospital, where he is a resident. He was approved for special limited license to Charlotte Memorial Hospital on an annual
bas is
~
~
RE: Dr ~ Robert E ~ Whalen appeared July 26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials applying for special limited license to Duke
University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine
He was approved
for special limited license to Duke University
School of Medicine on an annual basis ~
RE:
incomplete
Dr.
Howe Bruce Williams
appeared July 26th, 1957, with
credentials applying f or special limited license to
Charlotte Memorial Hospital, where he is a resident in Pathology.
He was approved
for special limited license to Charlotte Memorial
Hospital
on an annual
basis.
~
APP LICANTS
FOR SPEC IA L LIMITED
INST ITUT IONS
LICENSE
— STAFF
STATE
Ladislaw Peter, graduate of the University of
Bebrecen, Hungary, with the MD DE Degree in 1934, appeared
applying for special limited license to the State Hospitals
and advised that he has begun work at the State Hospital at
Butner nn the staff ~ Dr ~ Peter presented his immigration visa
RE:
Dry
~
Dr. Ladis law Peter was approved f or special
license to the State Hospitals as a staff physician,
VERDICT:
limited
bas
on an annual
is
~
RE: Dr. Abram J ~ Efros, graduate of Padua University,
Italy, with the MD DE Degree in 1937, appeared applying for
special limited liceae to the State Hospitals, to be with
the Training School at Goldsboro ~
for special
Dr Abram J Efros was approved
liceae to the State Hospitals as a staf f physician,
annual bas is
VERDICT:
limited
on an
~
~
~
for special limited license
You are applying
Dr. Dof fermyre:
at one of the state ina
staff
position
to allow you to take
stitutions. This special limited license is on an annual basis
and in no way implies that it can be converted to a full license, namely. because your medical school is not on the approved list of the Council of Medical Education of the American
Medical Association ~ For that reason this special limited license was created ~ As you are perhaps aware, this Board has
reached an agreement with the S tate Hospital Board of Control
for ym. to f ile with us every year a record of your activities,
type of work you are doing, and to apply for renewal each year ~
that within a period of three years that
We also have agreed
should you so desire to continue your stay in North Carolina,
to appear before a board of medical eduyou will be permitted
cators consisting of nine faculty members from the three medical schools of North Carolina and they will examine you and
if they are of the opinion that your medical education is equivalent to the medical education so classif ied by the Medical
Council of the American Medical Association, then we will allow
and should you pass, you
you to take our written examination
will be granted full license to practice in North Carolina.
Was this explained
to you before7
Answer:
Yes
APPLICANTS
FOR SPECIAL
LIMITED LICENSE
EXCHANGE
-
POSTGRADUATE
FOREIGN
STUDENTS
RE: Dr ~ Khodarahm Ezzatti, graduate of Tehran University,
Iran, appeared applying for special limited license to the University School of Medicine, to be assigned to Watts Hospital,
where he is a resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
He pre.sented his non-immigrant
passport.
Dr
AD
Q
~
~
Combs:
How long do you plan
One-two years'
to stay at Watts' ?
According to the present rule, you will not be covered
after July 1st, 1958 ' You could go to one of the teach-
Dr. Ezzatti continued
ing
institutions
in North
Carolina'
Dr. Khodarahm Ezzatti was granted special
limited licens e to the University of North Carolina School
of Medicine, assigned to Watts Hospital, to June 30th, 1958,
contingent upon completion of credentials satisfactory to the
secre tary ~
VERDICT:
Dr. Michael Haddad, graduate of the French Faculty
in 1953 appeared applying for special limited license to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a rehis exchange visa.
He presented
sident in Pathology.
RE:
of Medicine
VERDICT:
Dr
~
license to
Michael
Haddad
f or special
was approved
University School of Medicine on an
limited
annual basis, contingent upon completion of credentials satisfactory to the secretary
Duke
~
Sha-Nan Huan, graduate of the National Taiwain
RE: D
University, China, appeared applying for special limited license to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a resiHe presented
his exchange visa.
dent in Pathology
~
VERDICT:
ed
bas
license to
is
Dr
Duke
~
Sha-Nan
University
Huang
was approved
for special limit-
School of Medicine,
on an annual
~
Tatsuo Yone ama appeared applying for special
School of Medicine, where
Duke University
He is a gradus te of the Hokkaido
he is a msident in Pathology.
University, Japan ~ He presented his exchange visa.
RE:
limited
Dr
~
license to
Dr. Tatsuo Yoneyama was approved for special
license to Duke University School of Medicine, on an
VERDICT:
limited
annual
basis.
are h a special category and
You gentlemen
Dr. Doffermyre:
applying for special limited license in order that you may furYou are in this
ther your medical education in this country'
This special limited liccountry on a student exchange visas
ense is granted on a one year basis, renewable at the end of
one year should you desire to stay longer.
It does not give
to apply for narcotic license.
you the privilege
S. Bocles, graduate of
South
Aires,
America, appeared with
tials applying for special limited license
School of Medicine, where he is a resident
RE:
Buenos
Dr. Jose
the University of
incomplete creden-
to
Duke
University
in Allergy'
Dry Bocles is in this country on an immigration
visa and
stated that he will return to this country upon completion of
his training' , that he will be at Duke one year. He said that when
he applied for an exchange visa he was instructed
by the American Embassy in Argentina to obtain an immigration visa, along
with about 20 other doctors'
VERDICT: Dr. ED AD Rasberry, Jr' moved that special limitlicense for Dry Jose S. Bocles be approved to June 30th, 1958;
that it will not be renewed as long as he is in this country on
an immigration
visa. This motion was duly seconded and passed
ed
unanimously.
RE: Dr. Muza f fer Alkan appeared before the Boa rd on
July 26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials applying for special limited license to the University of North Cero lina School
of Medicine where she is a resident in Psychiatry ~ Credentials
are in order at this time ~
for special
Dr Muza f fer Alkan was approved
license to the University of North Carolina School of
VERDICT:
limited
~
on an annual
Medicine,
basis.
Dr. Hassan Arar appeared be f ore the Board on July
26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials applying for special
limited license to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, where he is
a resident in Ophthalmology ~ Credentials are in order at this
time.
RE:
Dr. Hassan Arar was approved for special limited license to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, on an annual basis
VERDICT:
Dr. Hisahi Ka ikuri appeared be fore the Board on
July 26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials applying for special limited license to the University of North Carolina
CreSchool of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery
dentials are in order at this time
RE:
~
~
Hisahi Kagikuri was approved for special
limited license to the University of North Carolina Schoof
of Medicine, on an annual basis ~
VERDICT:
RE:
Dr
~
Dr
~
Su Kim appeared
Ton
before the
Boa rd on
July
26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials applying for special
limited license to the State Hospitals, where he is a resident. Credentials are in order at this time.
VERDICT:
Dr
~
Tong Su Kim was a pproved for special
on an annual basis.
license to the State Hospitals,
limited
Dr
Gus tavo Adolf o Lu o appeared
before the Board
1957
with
incomplete
credentials
26th,
July
applying for
special limited licens e to Bowman Gray School of Medicine,
Cre dentials are in order
where he is a resident in Pathology'
at this time.
RE:
~
on
VERDICT:
Dr. Gustavo Adolfo
cial limited license to
an annual basis.
Bowman
Lugo was approved
for spe-
Gray School of Medicine,
on
Dr. Alfred Zettner appeared before the Board on
July 26th, 1957 with incomplete credentials applying for
special limited license to Bowman Gray Sch ool of Medic ine,
where he is a resident in Pathology.
His credentials are
RE:
in order.
Dr. Alf red Zettner was approved for special
license to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, on an
VERDICT:
limited
annual
bas
RE:
failed to
in June,
is
~
Dr
~
make
1957 ~
Dr. J ~ J ~ Combs moved that the president
Dr. J ~ B. Anderson to ascertain the position and duties
Anne Sagberg at Highland
That if she is on
Hospitals
VERDICT:
instruct
of
Dry
Sa ber, who is at Highlands Hospital
a passing grade on the written examination
Anne
~
Dr.
RE:
Anne
continued
Sa ber
basis that her special limited license
1st, 1958. This motion was duly seconded
a residency
to July
unanimous
ly.
be renewed
and passed
Dr. Anibal Adan was granted special lim ited license
to Duke University School of Medicine on October 4 th, 1954 and
On July
the same has been renewed annually since that time
a
letter
from
D
H
the
received
r
secretary
1957,
15th,
Ausherman
of Charlotte stating that Dr. Adan, who is technically a third year resident on loan from Duke, was working
under a temporary license expiring September 1st, 1957. He
asked that Dr. Adan 's licens e be extended until he could take
In August
the Virginia Board in about six months.
1957, Dry
Adan's special license was renewed to January 1st, 1958 ~ At
that time he was asked to advise the status of his visa, to
which inquiry Dr. Adan has failed to reply.
RE:
~
~
~
I';I ~
Since the action of the Board in August, 1957 a letter
to this office from Dr Au she rman with Dr A dan ' s name
A
printed on the envelope below that of Dr Ausherman.
number of letters have been received from Charlotte physicians
Dr Adan for the Bard's written examination
recommending
came
~
~
~
~
VERDICT:
be informed that
a student
~
Dr.
if
J.
B ~ Anderson
moved tha t Dr. Anibal Adan
the status of his visa is still that of
and that the status of his position is
exchange
that of a resident,
his special limited licanse expires and his status remains the same, it is possible
for his special limited license to be renewed until July 1st,
1958. That i f his visa is that of an immigrant, when the present special limited license expires January 1st, 1958, it
Tlat he will no longer be entitled to
will not be renewed
of
license in North Carolina unless he
for
any type
apply
should obtain an I'I D dgree f rom an approved medical school.
This motion was duly seconded by Dr. Carl V. Tyner and was pass-
still
that
when
~
~
~
ed unanimously.
The meeting
Saturday,
6 P
~
was
adjourned.
October 12th
M ~
Forei n Gradua tes - State Sanatoria - Dr. J J
Combs moved that the agreement arrived at with the State Hospital Board of Control be considered and hereby include doctors
from unapproved
schools at the State Sanatoria
This motion
was duly seconded by Dr
J B. Anderson and passed unanimously
RE:
~
~
~
~
~
~
Dr. J J. Combs moved that the xe sidency program at the
State Hospital in Raleigh be part of the residency program of
~
the University of North Carolina
motion was duly seconded by Dr.
unanimously'
School of Medicine
J
~
B~
Anderson
This
and passed
~
RE: D . Francisco BE McHu h Stewart, graduate of the
Hospital Vincente D Antonioi, Honduras, C. A. , has been a resident at the Community Hospital in Wilmington since November
22nd,
1954.
Tyner moved that Dry Francisco B.
hIcHugh Stewart be investigated
and the necessary action taken.
This motion was duly seconded by Dry
and ~ ssed
BE Anderson
unanimously'
VERDICT:
Dr. Carl
VS
J.
.
RE: D
Miriam N. Muldrow — The secretary reported
that the case of State vs Dr. Muldrow would in all probability be tried in October of this year.
VERDICT:
The Board ruled
tea
t i f Dr.
Miriam N. Muldrow
of Columbus County, North
is convicted in the Superior Court
Carolina, to take up with the president
and
to proceed in the
manner.
usual
RE: Federation of S ate Medical Boards — The Board discussed the matter of the seer'etary attending the meeting of
the Executive Council meeting of the Federation, of which he
is a member, in Philadelphia in November, 1957 '
VERDICT: Dr ~ J ~ B. Anderson moved that the Board approve
the expenses of Dr. J ~ J ~ Combs to attend the meeting of the
Executive Council of the Federatinn of S tate Medical Bra. rds
in Philadelphia
November, 1957 ~ This motion was duly seconded by Dr ~ T ~ W. Baker and passed unanimously ~
Dr. J. B. Anderson moved that the expenses of the examiner in Pathology and Bacteriology be approved for the Examination Institute of the Federation of State Medical Boa rds.
This motion was duly seconded and passed unanimously.
Politano was granted limited license to
of Medicine October 8th, 1951.
He has been appointed
to the staff of the Department of Urology
at Duke University School of Medicine and has applied for conversion of his limited license to full license. His credentials are in order.
Dr ~ Victor Anthon
Duke University
School
RE:
Dr. T. G. Thurston moved that Dr. Victor
Politano be approved for conversion of his limited
license to full license
This motion was seconded by Dr.
VERDICT:
Anthony
~
Anderson
and passed
J.B
~
unanimously.
Dr. James Baile Wra was granted limited license to
Duke University
School of Medicine May 3rd, 1954. He has received an appointment to the faculty at Bowman Gray Schoog of
Medicine and also will do private practice.
RE:
Wray
VERDICT: Dr ~ J ~ J ~ Combs
be approved for conversion
license. This motion
and pa seed unanimously
was
duly
that Dr James Bailey
of his limited license to full
moved
~
seconded
by
Dr.
J.
B~
Anderson
~
RE: Dr. Norma Ware Holt -(See previous Minutes) - The
f ollowing is letter f rom Dr. Welter A. S ike s, Superintendent
of the State Hospital, Raleigh, dated September 13th, 1957:
"Dear Dr.' Combs:
"I am
writing to inform you that Dr. Norma Holt has
returned to the State Hospital, here. As you recall, 'she was serving a Residency in Pathology at
Chapel Hill on special limited license.
"According
Chapel
to our information, Dr Holt did well at
but experienced an increase in anxiety,
Hill,
~
19G
RE:
Dr.
Norma
Ware Holt
"which indicated
a return to the
continued
to her and her therapist that
was indicated.
State Hospital
"It
is di f f icult, at this t ime, to look into the
future. However, I wanted to inform you of these
de ve lopments
."
"S/
Walter A.
S
ikes,
M. D.
Superintendent"
This information
was
received as information.
Dr. Pratt Cheek - (See previous iIinutes) — The
following is letter under date of September 9th, 1957 from
Dr. Walter A . S ikes, Superintendent
of the S tate Hospital
at Raleigh:
RE:
"Dear Dr. Combs:
"I
am writing
to inform you that Dr. Pratt Cheek
accepted a position on the medical staf f of the
State Hospital at Raleigh on September 5, 1957.
It is our intention to ha ve Dr . Cheek work under
very close supervision until such time as his
medical knowledge and ability can be evaluated,
and under limited supervision
hereafter.
If there
are any complications or developments regarding
his services, I will notify you immediately. "
"S/ Walter A.
S
ikes,
Supe r in tenden
t"
RE: Dr. Wade Parker
Fa etteville,
Previous I'linutes ) - Dr. L. R. Dof fermyre
not contacted Dr. Parker personally; that
Agent R. W. Pope and two or three doctors
That he is doing all right as far as they
not think he is back on drugs.
M.
D
~
Carolina - (See
reported that he had
he ha d talked to
North
in
Fayetteville.
know;
that they
do
RE: Dr . Geor e Ashb
Wins tead — (See pre viaus i''linutes )
Dr. Winstead reported to Dr. J. B. Anderson as directed in the
verdict of the Board of Hay 6th, 1957. Dr. Anderson reported
as follows under date of October 2nd, 1957:
"Dr. Winstead
states that
he has
was in
he went
been before
this date for an interview.
He
to Franklin in June 1955 and that
the Board of IlIedical Examiners in
January 1957 in Raleigh. He also appeared before the
Board again in May 1957 in Asheville.
'
is doing Urology and General Practice in Franklin
and is very satisfied with the degree of work and the
amount of work he is doing.
"EIe
"In May 1957 he was married to a widow or divorcee
with one child and his wife's age is 36 years.
She
and he are living in an apartment
back of his mother' s
/fit
Dr. Geor. e Ashb
Winstead
continued
dispensed any narcotics s ince he
appeared before the Board and neither has he
taken any hypnotics or narcotics since that
"He has not
time.
"This gentleman's general appearance and his
conversation is very satis factory. He was advised that the Board would further contact him
when
necessary. "
This was accepted as information
by
the Bra rd.
RE: Dr. James Harrop, holder of special limited license to the Cone I'Iemorial Hospital, requested that the Board
return to him his letters of recommendation.
VERDICT: Dr. Carl V. Tyner moved that Dr. James Harrop
advised his letters are part of his record and can not be
sent back to him; that he will have the privilege of getting
photostatic copies. This motion was duly seconded by Dr.
J. B. Anderson and passed unanimously.
be
J.
RE: W i t ten Examination
Minimum Grade - Dr.
B.
Anderson moved that the min imu m grade of 70k be set for any
sub ject. This motion was duly seconded by Dr. C,.r 1 V. Tyner
and passed by a vote of six to one.
RE: S ecial Limited License — The following physicians
were approved for extension of their special limited license
on an annual bas is:
Duke
Universit
Pau 1
L.
A
School of Medicine
Universit y of North Carolina School of Medicine
dams
De los W. Boyer
Cesar Gonzalez
Emile Leclercq
Mohamed E 1-Hadi Salem
Rita J. Wissel
S he 1 don O. Burman
Edwa r d E ve ra r d Low
Fa ith N. Ogden
John H. A. Lawrence
State
Hos
itals
Joseph Borocz
Charles Edward Dobos
Andrew . L. Laczko
Enrique G. Nagel
Maria
Bowman
Gray School of
Medicine
Ernesto E.
de
la Torre
L. Pellegrini
VERI) ICT:
The Board ruled that any phys icians who have
not met requirements
for extension of their special limited
license be advised to cease and desist work until such requirements have been met; that their special limited licenses
are not in e f feet.
f or the July 25-28th, 1957 and the
lsk, 1957 meetings were approved.
The Minutes
Augus
t
J.
J. J.
RE: Per Diem for the President — Dr.
B. Anderson
a
diem
100
moved that the president
be paid
of
per
days per
Combs and
year. This motion was duly seconded by Dr.
passed unanimously.
Dr. T. G. Thurston moved that Dr. Carl V. Tyner be electThis motion was duly seed as president for the coming year.
Dr
Baker
and
conded by
T. 5.
pa ssed unanimously.
.
Dr. J. B. Anderson moved that a vote of thanks be extended to Dr. L. R. Doffermyre for his excellent work as president
for the past year. This motion was duly seconded by Dr. T. G.
Thurs ton and passed unanimously.
The meeting
was ad
jou
8 igne d
M.
D.