MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERSOF NORTH CAROLINA

Mayview Manor, Blowing Rock, North Carolina

July 26-29th, 1962

The Board of Medical Examiners of the State of North Carolinamet at the Mayview Manor, Blowing Rock, North Carolina, July 26-29th,1962, for the purpose of certifying the grades of the annual writtenexamination for medical license, to interview applicants for licenseby endorsement of credentials, for special limited license, and forother business.

Thursday, July 26th6 PE MD

The Board convened for dinner and Drs. Thomas G. Thurston, Pre-sident, Joseph J. Combs, Secretary-Treasurer, J. B. Anderson, ThomasW. Baker, L. R. Dof fermyre, Edwin A. Rasberry, Jr. , Carl V. Tyner,and Mrs. Louise J. McNeill, Assistant Secretary- Treasurer, were pre-sent.

8:30 P. M. — Credentials for license by endorsement of credentialsand special limited license were reviewed by the Board.

RE: Dr. Robert Johnson Bosley appeared applying for licenseby endorsement of credentials and stated that he had )oined the WilsonClinic, Wilson, North Carolina, as otolaryngologist.

Dr. Thurston: What have you done since 1960?A. Military service since that time, first assignment Germany, re-

turned to Johns Hopkins for three years, in the Army for train-ing. He presented honorable discharge.

Q. Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. No

Q. Have you ever been addicted to alcohol or narcotics? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any trouble with a state medical board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Robert Johnson Bosley was approved for license byendorsement of credentials.

Dr. Thomas G. Thurston, President, designated Dr. Edwin A, Ras-berry, Jr. to serve as Acting President while he is out of the countryfor the month of August.

The meeting was adjourned.

Friday, July 27th9 AD M.

The following applicants were interviewed for license by en-dorsement of credentials:

RE: Dr. Harold Paul Adolph appeared applying for license byendorsement of credentials. He stated that he was born of Americanparents who were missionaries in China.

Dr. Harold Paul Adolph continued

Dr. Tyner: Where are you planning to locate ?A. Cannon Memorial Hospital, Banner Elk.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. No

Q. Have you ever had any trouble with a licensing board? A. No

Q. Have you ever been addicted to alcohol, narcotics or barbiturates?A. No

RE: Dr. Harold Paul Adolph was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials.

RE: Dr. Harold LaVerne Brenton appeared applying for license byendorsement of credentials.

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Thurston: What have you done since that time?I did nothing for six months and then interneship at the StateUniversity of Iowa, returned to Baptist Hospital for six months,then in military service. I f inished residency in Internal Medi-cine, at the State University of Iowa in 1954, /oined a clinicin Columbia City, Indiana, the Lindo Clinic. The clinic seemedto have promise, but it )ust did not grow. I married a girl fromWins ton- Salem.

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How long were you with the clinic?December 1st, 1959. I am still there.

Q, Where are you planning to go?A. We have a good many leads. The interneship started July 1st and

I had graduated in December.

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Have you ever had any psychiatric treatment7No

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Have you ever been addicted to narcotics? A. NoHave you ever been convicted of a crime? A. No

Dr. Anderson: What is the dif f iculty with this last clinic7A. Climate, growth potential of the area, no available water source,

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Dr. Thurston: It is not the policy of the Board to grant license unlessyou have a definite plan7I understand that. In order to take this one position I have tohave a license.

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Where is that, Davis Hospital 7Yes sir

VERDICT: Dr. Harold LaVerne Brenton was approved for license byendorsement oi' credentials, if and when he locates in the State for thepractice of medicine, within one year.

RE: Dr. George Washington Cheek, Jr. appeared appl'ying for lic-ense by endorsement of credentials. He stated that he would be associat-ed with Dr. George L. Carrington, Burlington.

Dr. Thurston : EVhat have you done since l9537A. Interneship, 1954-58 Surgery residency at the University of Mich-

igan, 1958 to the present in practice in Louisville.

Q. Private practice?A. Yes

Dr. George Washington Cheek, Jr. continued

Dr. Thurston: How did you happen to get in touch with Dr. Carrington?A. Through Dr. Walker Blair, internis t in Louisville.

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Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. NoHave you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. NoHave you ever used drugs, alcohol or barbiturates excessively?No sir

Q. When axe you going to Burlington 7A. I am on my way to Burlington now, pending arrangements.

Verdict: Dr. George Washington Cheek, Jr. was approved for lic-ense by endorsement o f credentials.

RE: Dr. Charles Emmett Cummings appeared applying for license byendorsement of credentials.

Dr. Rasberry: What are your plans?A. To locate with Dr. D. R. Prints in Asheville.

Dr. Thurston : Where did you do your postgraduate work 7A. Charity

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ever been convicted of a crime? A. Noever had any trouble with a licensing board or NarcoticA. No

ever been addicted to alcohol, narcotics or barbiturates?

Dr. Anderson: When are you going to Asheville?A. The first of the year.

Dr. Thurston: It is def inite?A. Yes sir, I have signed.

VERDICT: Dr. Charles E. Cummings was approved for license byendorsement of credentials.

RE: Dr. William S. Dawson, Jr. appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials.

Dry Rasberry: You are going to locate where?A. I am going to Fremont.

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Where are you working now?I am not working.

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A,You interned where?St. Petersburg, Florida.

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You plan to go to Fremont immediately 7As soon as I get my license.

Dr. Thurston: Our license is contingent on West Virginia.A. It will be about four weeks before the results of the West Vir-

ginia examinatiora are available.

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A.How did you hear about Fremont?I have a brother-in-law in Wilson.

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Dr. William S. Dawson, Jr. continued

Dr. Thurston: Do you feel a year 's work is enough for general practice?A. I th ink so.

Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoHave you ever been addicted to drugs or alcoholV A. NoHave you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. William S. Dawson, Jr. was approved for license byendorsement oi' credentials, when his credentials are completed satisfac-torily to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Louise de Schweinitzapplying for license by endorsement

appeared with incomplete credentialsof credentials,

Dr. Thurston: Where have you been?A. I have not been in practice. I was in Kansas, the Kansas University,

Medical Center is on the line. I was doing rehabilitation work.

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What medical work have you done since 1924?We lived for 26 years in Connecticut and I was at Yale UniversityHospital and worked with the Well Baby Clinics in New Haven andHanden, Connecticut.

Dr. Baker: What are your plans for North Carolina?A. I do not know. I wanted my license to perhaps substitute in health

work. My husband is Dr. Daniel Darrow and he is becoming directorof Research Institute with the Babies' Hospital. I really haveno specific plans. I will not be going into practice.My father was born in Winston-Salem. He was head of the Salem Aca-demy. My father was Moravian Bishop in Pennsylvania.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime?A. No

Have you ever had any di f f iculty wi th a lie ensing board? A. NoQ. Have you ever been addicted to drugs of any type or alcohol7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Louise de Schweinitz was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, if and when credentials are completed satis-factorily to the secretary. (Credentials completed)

RE: Dr. Bruce Carleton Elliott of Clover, South Carolina, appearedwith incomplete credentials applying for license by endorsement of cre-dentials, limited, in order that he may practice in the Gaston MemorialHospital. Clover is located on the North Carolina border.

Dr. Thurston: You are practicing where?A. Clover, South Carolina

Q. You want to take patients across the line to the hospitalVA. Yes, Gaston Memorial Hospital

What type of work do you do?A. General practice

A.What have you done since 19567Interned at St. Louis City Hospital for one year and have been inClover since.

A.Is there a hospital in Clover7No

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Dr. Bruce Carleton Elliott continued

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. No

Q. Have you been addicted to drugs, narcotics or alcohol7 A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Bruce Carleton Elliottendorsement of credentials, limited to Gasand when his credentials are completed sat(Credentials completed)

was approved for license byton County, North Carolina, ifisfactorily to the secretary.

RE: Dr. James Comer Gaither, native of Newton, North Carolina,appeared with incomplete credentials applying for license by endorsementof credentials.

Dr. Rasberry: You have been interning where7A. Jackson Memorial in Miami.

What are your plans for North Carolina7A. I am going into the Army for two years and return and go into re-

sidency training.

Dr. Thurston: Are you returning to Caldwell County for practice 7A. Yes

Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoHave you ever been addicted to drugs7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. James Comer Gaither was approved for license byendorsemet of credentials, if and when his credentials are completedsatisfactory to the secretary ~ (Credentials completed)

RE: Dr. Julius Lee Jones appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for license by endorsement of credentials. He said that he plannedto locate in Lexington.

Dr. Thurston: When do you plan to go to Lexington7A. August 1st

That will be contingent upon your getting endorsement from Georgia.

Have you everHave you everturates7 A.Have you ever

been convicted of a crime7 A. Noused drugs excessively, alcohol, narcotics or barbi-No

had any difficulty with a licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Julius Lee Jones was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials, if and when his credentials are completed satisfac-tory to the secretary. (Credentials completed)

RE: Dr. Richard Carroll Neale appeared applying for license byendorsement of credentials. He stated that he planned to do Pathologya t Ba nner Elk.

Dr. Dof fermyre: When do you plan to go to Banner Elk7A. September 1st

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That is agreed upon by both parties7Yes, I am on vacation now and have a home in Banner Elk.

Dr. Thurston: Where did you do your Pathology training7A. Mostly Medical College of Virginia.

Dr. Richard Carroll Neale continued

Dr. Thurston: What work have you done medically7A. When I lef t Richmond I went to - - -Research Foundation for 16

months ~ part time Department of Pathology at the Medical Collegeof Virginia, Bluef ield director of Pathology, then Tampa GeneralHospital, and have been chief of Pathology over three years.

Q. You intend to do full time at Banner Elk and not six months in Flor-ida and six months in Banner Elk?

A. No, I have severed my connection. I expect to teach at Leas McRae.

Q. Have you ever been convicted of a crime ? A. No

Q, Have you ever been addicted to any type of drug or narcotics? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr, Richard Carroll Neale was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials.

VERDICT:of credentials.

RE: Dr. James Hansel Peoples appeared June 19th, 1962, applying forlicense by endorsement of credentials, for which he was approved upon locat-ing in the state for the practice of medicine. Dr. Peoples has becomeassociated with Dr. Graham A. Barden, Jr. , New Bern, North Carolina.

PeoplesDr. James Hansel/was approved for license by endorsement

RE: Dr. Richard Lawrence Sallade appeared June 19th, 1962, withincomplete credentials, applying for license by endorsement of credentials,for which he was approved upon completion of credentials. Dr. Sallade willjoin the Department of Urology at Duke University School of Medicine. Hiscredentials are complete.

VERDICT: Dr. Richard Lawrence Sallade was approved for license byendorsement of credentials.

RE: Dr. James David Trader appeared July 28th, 1961, applying forlicense by endorsement of credentials and stated that he planned to gointo Internal Medicine at Greensboro. His grades in Physiology and Chem-istry and Pathology and Bacteriology by the Maryland Boar d of Medical Exam-iners did not meet the requirements of this Boa rd. Dr. Trader repeatedthese examinations given by this Board in June, 1962, and made 85 and 80respectively.

VERDICT: Dr. James David Trader was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials.

RE: Dr. Dele Parry Armstrong appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke Univer-sity School of Medicine where he is a resident in Plastic Surgery.

Dr. Thurston: Where did you take your Surgery training?A. University of Michigan.

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A,Do you plan to locate in North Carolina?I do not know.

Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. NoQ. Have you ever used any drugs excessively 7 A. NoQ. Have you had any difficulty with a licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Dale Parry Armstrong was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, ifand when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.(Credentials completed)

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RE: Dr. William Bryce Barr, Jr. appeared with incomplete creden-tials, applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited toDuke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery.

Dr. Thurston: Do you plan to go through the residency?A. No, one year of fellowship.

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Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. No

Have you ever been addicted to narcotics or alcohol7 A. No

Have you ever had any trouble with a medical board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. William Bryce Barr, Jr. was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine,if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary,

RE: Dr. William Lee Pritchard appeared applying for license byendorsement of credentials. He stated that he had one year of interne-ship, Health Service two years, N. I. H. , and Surgery at the MedicalCollege of Virginia.

Dr. Thurston: Where will you locate?A. With Dr. George G. Culbreth, Charlotte.

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A.How long have you known him?A little over a year.

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A.You are sure you are going there?Yes

Q.Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. NoHave you ever used drugs or alcohol excessively? A. NoHave you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board? A. No

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When do you plan to go to Charlotte7Neat July

Dr. Baker: We do not issue license until you are located in North Caro-lina.

Dr. Thurston: You have another year of training7A. Yes

VERDICT: Dr. William Lee Pritchard was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, if and when he locates in the state for thepractice of medicine, within one year.

RE: Dr. Donald Gray Blain appeared with incomplete creden tial sapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to BowmanGray School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Urology.

Dr. Baker: You are listed on the resident staf f 7A. Yes, I would prefer full license.

Dr. Thurston: Do you plan to practice or do locum tenems7A. No sir

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Do you plan to locate in North Carolina?No sir, Detroit

The Boar d interpreted this that he would not need a full license.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime 7 A. No sirHave you ever had any diff culty with any licensing board7

A. No sirQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs, or barbiturates? A. No sir

VERDICT: Dr. Donald Gray Blain was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, ifand when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Frank E. Carlton III appeared with incomplete creden-tials applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited toBowman Gray School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery.

Dr. Thurston: Where did you internYA. Baptist Hospital

Q. Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. No sirQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessivelyY A. No sirQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with a licensing boardY A. No sir

VERDICT: Dr. Frank E. Carlton III was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, ifand when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE; Dr. Salvador J. Cefalu appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to the Uni-versity School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Psychiatry.

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Thurston: Do you intend to stay in North CarolinaYI do not know. I do not plan to.

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Have you ever been convicted of a crime 7 A. NoHave you ever had any difficulty with a licensing boardY A. No sirHave you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively7 A. No sirVERDICT: Dr. Salvador J. Cefalu was approved for license by en-

dorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satis-factory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Robert Taylor Cochran, Jr. appeared applying for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of MedL-,cine, where he is a resident in Medicine.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime 7 A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively 7 A. No

Have you ever had any dif f iculty with a licensing board 7 A. No

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A.Do you intend to practice in North CarolinaYI do not know.

VERDICT: Dr. Robert Taylor Cochran, Jr. was approved for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine.

RE: Dr. Eugene Cary Cox appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for license by endorsement of credentials, limi. ted to Bowman GraySchool of Medicine, where he is a resi dent in Pathology.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been co nvicted of a crime7 A. No sirHave you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board7 A. No

Q. Have you ever used alcohol or any other drug, barbiturates ex-cessivelyY A. No sir

VERDICT: Dr. Eugene Cary Cox was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, if andwhen his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary. (Cre-dentials completed)

RE: Dr. Clarence Sylvester Davis, Jr. appeared with incompletecredentials, applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limit-ed to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident inRadiology.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime ? A. No sirQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs, or barbiturates excessively 7

A. No

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board7 A. No sir

VERDICT: Dr. Clarence Sylvester Davis, Jr. was approved for lic-ense by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University Schoolof Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory tothe secretary.

RE: Dr. William Waters Duke appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials. He is a native ofCharlotte and a resident in Medicine at the University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine. He stated that he desired to apply for full license.

Dr. Thurston: What do you plan to do when you finish training?A. I plan to stay in academic medicine.

Q. Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A, No

Q. Have you ever used alcohol, drugs or barbiturates excessively ? A. NoHave you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. William Waters Duke was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, if and when his credentials are completed satis-factory to the secretary. (Credentials completed)

RE: Dr. Kenneth Griffith Sibley Ferguson II appeared with incompletecredentials applying for limited licaae to Bowman Gray School of Medicine,where he is a resident in Radiology.

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VERDICT: Dr. Kenneth Griffith Sibley Ferguson I I was approved forlicense by endorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School ofMedicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to thesecretary.

RE: Dr. Donald C. Ferlie appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke UniversitySchool of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A, NoQ. Have you ever used drugs or alcohol excessively ? A. No sir

Do you intend to go through the Surgery residency7A. Yes and Orthopaedic.

VERDICT: Dr. Donald C. Ferlie was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials, fimited to Duke University School of Medic ine, ifand when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Glen Rolland Finlayson appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke Uni-versity School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine.

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Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. Noever had any difficulty with any other licensing board7

ever used drugs or alcohol excessively? A. No sirVERDICT: Dr. Glen Roland Finlayson was approved for license by

endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the sec-retaryy.

tversity of North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a feMedicine. He stated that he was mainly in research; that histraining had been at Stanford.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime 7 A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board7 A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively7 A. No

RE: Dr. Richard M. Freeman appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to the Uni-

I low inhouse staff

VERDICT: Dr. Richard M. Freeman was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, if and when his credentials are approved satisfac-tory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. William Henry Frierson, Jr. appeared applying for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Dorothea Dix Hospital, wherehe is a resident.

Dr. Thurston: You plan to take your full time there in Psychiatry 7A. Yes

Q. Do you think you will return to Georgia ?A. I am very much interested in staying here.

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VERDICT: Dr. William Henry Frierson, Jr. was approved for I icenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Dorothea Dix Hospital.

RE: Dr. D~vid Allen Frieske appeared applying for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine,where he is a resident in Psychiatry.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. No sirHave you ever been addicted to alcohol or drugs 7 A. No sir

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board?A. No sir

VERDICT: Dr. David Allen Frieske was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine.RE: Dr. Robert L. Fuson appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke Uni-versity School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime ? A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or narcotics? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Robert L. Fuson was approved for licase by endorse-ment of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, if

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RE: Dr. Charles William George appeared wi th incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to DukeUniversi ty School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Radiology.

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board: A. NoHave you ever used alcohol or drugs or barbiturates ?No

VERDICT: Dr. Charles William George was approved for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School ofMedicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory tothe secretary.

BE: Dr. James Warren Gibson, Jr, appeared applying for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School ofMedicine, where he is a resident in Radiology. He is a native of NorthCarolina.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime ? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. No

Have you ever used alcohol or drugs or barbiturates? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. James Warren Gibson, Jr. was approved for licenceby endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School ofMedicine.

RE: Dr. Sheldon Goldgeier appeared applying for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine,where he is a research fellow in Medicine.

Dr. Rasberry: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board or

Narcotic Bureau7 A. NoQ. Have you ever been addicted to drugs or alcohol? A. No

VERDICT: Sr. Sheldon Goldgeir was approved for license by en-dorsement of credenti. als, limited to Duke University c.chool of Medicine.

RE: Dr. Richard Robert Henderson appeared with incomplete creden-tials applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to theUniversity of North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a residentin Internal Medicine.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board? A. No

Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively? A. No

VERDICT:by endorsementlina School offactory to the

Dr. Richa rd Robert Henderson was a p proved for licenseof credentials, fimited to the University of North Caro-Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satis-secretary.

RE: Dr. Thomas Kenneth Ho~ard appeared applying for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine, where he is a resident in Anesthesiology.

Dr. Anderson: What did you do f rom 1954 until now?A. General practice in Woodruf f, South Carolina.

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Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted o f a crime 7 A. No

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board7 A. No

Q. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. lT'ho'mas'. Ken'neth Howard was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine.

RE: Dr. Noel Clarence Hunt III appeared with incomplete creden-tials applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited toDuke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medi-cine.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. No

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A. No

Q. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs habitually7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Noel Clarence Hunt III was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to thesecretary.

RE: Dr. W. S. James appeared with incomplete'. credentials apply-ing for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman GraySchool of Medicine, if and wh- en his credentials are completed satis-factox. y to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Charles Jacob Mailman appeared with incomplete creden-tials applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited toDuke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Derma-tology.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol, drugs or barbiturates excessively7A. No

Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Gharles Jacob Mailman was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limi ted to Duke University School of Medi-cine, if and when his credentials are completed satikfactory to thesecretary.

RE'. Dr. Damon G. H. Martin appeared with incomplete credentials,applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to CityMemorial Hospital, where he is a resident in Surgery.

Dr. Anderson: What have you done since 19567A. I have been in gem ral practice in Danville, Arkansas. I prac-

ticed my first year out of interneship in Salem, Arkansas.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. No sirQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively7 A. No sirQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any state licensing

board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Damon G, H. Martin was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to City Memorial Hospital, if andwhen his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Lawrence Darrell Mullins appeared applying for lic-ense by endorsement of credentials, limited to Wake Memorial Hospital,where he is a resident. He is attending the Southeastern Seminary atWake Forest.

Dr. Combs: How long will you be there?A. One year

I had interneship and two years residency in Michigan and oneyear in general practice in Camden, Tennessee.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. No sirHave you ever used narcotics or alcohol7 A. No sir

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dry Lawrence Darrell Mullins was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Wake Memorial Hospital.

RE: Dr, James H. McCutchan appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to the Uni-versity School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine. He isa native of Salisbury.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever used narcotics or alcohol or barbiturates? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any trouble with any licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. James H. McCutchan was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satis-factory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Charles McGavock Porter appeared with incomplete cre-dentials applying for license by endorsement of credeytials, limited toDuke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime ? A. NoQ. Have youever used alcohol or drugs excessively7 A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Charles McGavock Porter was approved for license byendorsement o f credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfac tory to thesecretary.

RE: Dr. Walter C. Ray appeared applying for license by endorse-ment of credentials, with incomplete credentials, to be limited to Bow-man Gray School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Obstetrics-Gyn-ecology.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime 7 A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Welter C. Ray was approved for license by endorsementof credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, if and whenhis credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.RE: Dr. Edward Leo Reilly appeared with incomplete credentials

applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to DukeUniversity School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Psychiatry.Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs habitually ? A. No

Rave you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. No

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VERDICT: Dr. Edward Leo Reilly was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to thesecre tary. (Credentials

completed�)

RE: Dr. Donald Edward Ridenour appeared with incomplete creden-tials applying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited toBowman Gray School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Internal Medi-cine.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. No

Q. Have you ever u sed alcohol or drugs excessively 7 A. NoQ. Have you ever had any dif f iculty with any licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Donald Edward Ridenour was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medicine,if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Fre d Walter Schoonmaker appeared June 19th, 1962 withincomplete credentials, applying for license by endorsement of creden-tials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is aresident in Medicine. Dr. Schoonmaker 's credentials are complete.

VERDICT: Dr. Fred Walter Schoonmaker was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Duke Univcrsi ty School of Medic he.

RE: Dr. Donald E. Sly appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for license by endormement of credentials, limited to Duke Univer-si ty School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs or barbiturates? A. No

Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Donald E. Sly was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicine,if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Abraham I. Sobel appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to DukeUniversity School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Obstetrics andGynecology.

Dr. Thurston: What have you done since 1959?A. Interned at North Carolina Baptist Hospital and in service.

Have youever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever used drugs or alcohol or barbiturates7 A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with a licensing board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Abraham I, Sobel was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials, fimited to Duke University School of Medicine, ifand when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Donald Houston Stewart, Jr. appeared with incomplete cre-dentials June 19th, 1962, applying for license by endorsement of cre-

. dentials, limited to the University of North Carolina School of Medi-cine, where he is a resident in Surgery. His credentials are complete.

VERDICT: Dr. Donald Houston Stewart, Jr. was approved for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North Caro-oina School of Medicine.

RE: Dr. William Sugg appeared with incomplete credentials, apply-ing for license by endorsement of credentials, limit ed to the Universityof North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine.

Dr. William Sugg continued

Dr. Thurston: Have youever been convicted of a crime 7 A. No

Have you ever been addicted to alcohol or narcotics? A. No

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with a state licensing board7A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Wiliiam Sugg was approved for license by endorsementof credentials, limited to the University of North Carolina School ofMedicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to thesecretary.

RE: Dr, Robert Richard Taylor, Jr. appeared applying for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medi-cine, where he is a resident in Internal Medicine ~

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime 7 A. NoHave you ever been addicted to alcohol or drugs? A. No

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with any state board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Robert Richard Taylor, Jr. was approved for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Bowman Gray School of Medi-cine.

RE: Dr. Terry William Taylor appeared with incomplete credentials,applying for license b y endorsement of credentials, limited to the Uni-versity School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Psychiatry.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs habitually? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Terry William Taylor was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, if and when his credentials are completed satis-factory to the secretary. (Credentials completed)

RE: Dr. Malcolm James Thomas, Jr. appeared applying for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Charlotte Memorial Hospital,where he is a resident in Chest Surgery.

Dr. Doffermyre: Bring us up to date on where you have been.A. Baylor 1956-68, Service 1958-60, Baylor 1960-62.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime 7 A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively 7 A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board? A No

VERDICT: Dr. Malcolm James Thomas, Jr. was approved for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Charlotte Memorial Hospital.

RE: Dr. Harry Albert Wellons, Jr. appeared applying for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime7 A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with narcotics, alcohol or bar-biturates? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with another state board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Harry Albert Wellons, Jr. was approved for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to the University of North Caro-lina School of Medicine.

RE: Dr. H. S. Whitaker appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for license by endorsement of credentials to Bowman Gray School ofMedicine, where he is a resident in Neurology.

Dr. Doffermyre: Bring us up to date.A. Interneship 1957 Public Health Service, Saptist Hospital, Memphis

and Kentucky.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. No

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with any state licensing board?A. No

Q. Have you ever used alcohol or drugs excessively or barbiturates?A. No

VERDICT: Dr. H. S. Whitaker was approved for license by endorse-ment of credentials, limi ted to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, i f andwhen his credentials are approved satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Robert Nelson Wilcox appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for license by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke Uni-versity School of Medicine, where he is a xesident in Radiology.

Dr. Thurston: Where have you been since 19547A. I was in practice in Jacksonville, Florida for five years.

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with a state boardY A. NoQ. Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever used alcohol o r drugs excessively'? A. No

Dr. Baker: Why did you get reciprocity with California?A. It was necessary. I had one year of training at Stanford.

VERDICT: Dr. Robert Nelson Wilcox was approved for license by en-dorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medicire,if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Temple Weatherly Williams, Jr. appeared applying for lic-ense by endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University Schoolof Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crimeY A. NoQ. Have you ever used narcotics, alcohol or barbiturates? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with a state board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Temple Weatherly Williams, Jr. was approved for licenseby endorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine.

RE: Dr. Peter R. Young appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for license by endorsement of credentials to the University ofNorth Carolina School of Medicine, where he is an interne.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with alcohol or narcoticsY A. NoQ. Have you ever had any difficulty with any state board? A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Peter R. Ymng was approved for license by endorsementof credentials, limit ed to the University of North Carolina School ofMedicine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to thesecretary.

The following physicians were granted license by endorsement ofcredentials:

NAME MEDICAL SCHOOL ADDRESS

Harold Paul Adolph University PennsylvaniaDale Parry Armstrong University Michigan

Limited Duke University School MedicineRobert Johnson Bosley Western Reserve Univ.George Washington Cheek, Jr. University PennsylvaniaRobert Taylor Cochran, Jr. Vanderbilt University

Limited Duke University School MedicineEugene Cary %ox Medical College S. C.

Limi ted Bowman Gray School MedicineCharles Emme t t Cummings Louisiana State Univ.Louise de Schweinitz Johns Hopkins Univ.William Waters Duke University PennsylvaniaBruce Carleton Elliott Medical College S. C ~

Limi ted Gas ton Coun ty, N, C.William Henry Frierson, Jr. Medical College Georgia

Limited Dorothea Dix Hospi talDavid Allen Frieske Washington University

Limi ted Duke Uni vers i ty School MedicineJames Comer Gaither Washington UniversityJames Warren Gibson, Jr. University Tennessee

Limited Duke University School MedicineSheldon Goldgeier University Maryland

Limited Duke University School MedicineThomas Kenneth Howard Medical College S. C.

Limited Duke University School MedicineJulius Lee Jones Meharry Medical CollegeLawrence Darrell Mullins University Tenn'essee

Limited Wake County Memorial llospitalRichard Carroll Neale Medical College VirginiJames Hansel Peoples University TennesseeEdward Leo Reilly Seton HallRichard Lawrence Sallade University CincinnatiFred Walter Schoonmaker University Colorado

Limited Duke University School MedicineDonald Houston Stewart, Jr. Washington University

Limited University N. C. School MedicineRobert Richa rd Taylor, Jr. Medical College S. C.

Limited Bowman Gray School MedicineTerry William Taylor Johns Hopkins Uniuersit

Limited University N. C. School MedicineMalcolm James Thomas, Jr. Tulane University

Limited Charlotte Memorial HospitalJames David Trader Howard UniversityHarry Albert Wellons, Jr. Medical College Virgini

Limited University N. C. School MedicineTemple Weatherly Williams, Jr' Baylor University

Limited Duke University School Medicine

Banner Elk, N. C.Durham, N. C.

Wilson, N ~ C.Burlington, N. C.Durham, N. C.

Winston- Salem, N. C.

Asheville, N. C.Wilmington N CChapel Hill, N. C.Clover, S. C.

Raleigh, N. C,

Durham, N. C.

Newton, N. C.Durham, N. C.

Durham, N. C.

Durham, N. C.

Lexing ton, N. C.Wake Fores t, N. C.

a Banne r ElNew Bern,Durham, N .Durham, N.Durham, N.

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Chapel Hill, N. C.

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Charlotte, N. C.

Tuskegee, Ala.a Chapel Hill, N. C.

Durham, N. C.

Winston-Salem, N. C.

APPLICANTS FOR SPECI AL LIMITED LICENSE - HOSPITAL RESIDENTS

RE: Dr. Robert Miller Barnhart, graduate of George WashingtonUniversity School of Medicine in 1961, appeared applying for speciallimited license to Duke University School of Medici ne, where he isa resident in Surgery, for which he was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Albert A. Bechtoldt, Jr. , graduate of Yale UniversitySchool of Medicine in 1961, appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for special limited license to the University of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, where he is a resident in Surgery, for which hewas approved, i f and when his credentials are completed sat is f ac toryto the secretary.

RE: Dr. James Frederick Bowman, graduate of Temple UniversitySchool of Medicine in 1961, appeared applying for special limited lic-ense to the Un i vers i ty of Nor th Carol ina School o f Medic ine, where heis a resident in Surgery, for which he was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Richard Irwin Bruer, graduate of Yale University Schoolof Medicine in 1957, appeared applying for special limited license toDuke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine,for which he was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Bingley L. Burdick, graduate of Jefferson Medical College,appeared with incomplete credentials applying for special limited lic-ense to Duke University School of Medicine. for which he was approved,on an annual basis, if ay d when his credentials are completed satis-factory to the secretary. (Credentials completed)

RE: Dr. Robert Lee Carter, graduate of the University of MiamiSchool of Medicine in 1961, appeared applying for special limited lic-ense to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a resident inDermatology, for which he was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Peter Michael Crockford, graduate of the Alberta MedicalSchool of Medicine, Canada, 1959, appeared applying for special limitedlicense to the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, where heis a resident in Medicine, for which he was approved on an annual basis.He presented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Ronald Clyde DeConti, graduate of Yale University Schoolof Medicine in 1959, appeared with incomplete credentials applying forspecial limited license to the University of North Carolina School ofMedicine, for which he was approved on an annual basis, if and when hiscredentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Joseph Nelson Dunston, Jr. , graduate of Howard Univer-sity School of Medicine in 1960, appeared applying for special limitedlicense to Lincoln Hospital, where he is a resident in Medicine, forwhich he was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. James Roland Somerset Froggatt, graduate of Alberta Medi-cal College, Canada in 1960, appeared applying for special limited lic-ense to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, where he is a resident inOrthopaedic Surgery, for which he was approved on an annual basis. Hepresented his visa.

Dr. Thurston: Should you desire to practice permanently in North Caro-lina, you would be allowed to take our written examination for licensure.With a special limited license or permit, which is for training purposesonly, you can not apply for narcotic permit. This permit has to be re-newed each year.

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RE: Dr. Brett Bruce Gutsche, graduate of the University ofRochester School of Medicine in 1961, appeared applying for spe-cial limited license to Duke University School of Medicine, wherehe is a resident in Anesthesiology, for which he was approved onan annual basis.

RE: Dr. Brack G. Hattler, Jr. , graduate of Cornell Univer-sity 6chool of Medicine in 1961, appeared applying for special limit-ed license to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a resi-dent in Neurosurgery, for which he was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Warren Bernard Hecht, graduate of the University ofRochester School of Medicine in 1961, appeared with incomplete credentialapplying for special limited license to the University of North Caro-lina School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine, for whichhe was approved on an annual basis, if and when his credentials arecompleted: satisfactory to the secretary. (Credentials completed)

RE: Dr. Louis David Hunt, graduate of Yale University Schoolof Medicine in 1961, appeared applying for special limited licenseto Bowman Gray School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Urology,for whi. ch he was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Paul Thomas Percheson, graduate of the University ofToronto, Canada in 1956, appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for special limited license to City Memorial Hospital, for whichhe was approved on an annual basis, if and when his credentials arecompleted satis factory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Lois Knapp Pfister, graduate of George WashingtonUniversity School of Medicine in 1961, appeared applying for speciallimited license to Bowman Gray School of Medicine, where she is aresident in Pediatrics, for which she was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. John Richard Sachs, graduate of the College of Physi-cians and Surgeons of Columbia University in 1960, appeared apply-ing for special limited license to the Universit y of North CarolinaSchool of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine, for which hewas approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Peter Simkin, graduate of the University of Pennsyl-vania School of Medicine in 1961, appeared with incomplete creden-tials applying for special limit ed license to the University of NorthCarolina School of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine, forwhich he was approved on an annual basis, if and when his credentialsare completed satisfactory to the secretary.

RE: Dr. Bruce Paul Squires, graduate of the University ofWestern Ontario School of Medicine, Canada, in 1958, appeared apply-ing for special limited license to Duke University School of Medi-cine, where he is a resident in Medicine, for which he was approvedon an annual basis. He presented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. John Marcus Thompson, graduate of the University ofWestern Ontario, Canada in 1961, appeared applying for special limit-ed license to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a resi-dent in Medicine, for which he was approved on an annual basis. Hepresented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Robert L. Whaley, , graduate of McGill University Schoolof Medicine in 1958, appeared with incomplete credentials applyingfor special limited license to Duke University School of Medicine,where he is a fellow in Medicine, for which he was approved on anannual basis, if and when his credentials ar e completed satisfactoryto the secretary.

RE: Dr. David Kircher Dunn, graduate of the University of

Wisconsin School of Medicine in 1961, appeared with incomplete cre-dentials applying for special limited license to Duke UniversitySchool of Medicine, where he is a resident in Medicine, for which hewas approved on an annual basis, if and when his credentials are com-pleted satisfactory to the secretary.

Dr. Thurston: This is a special permit for you to do your trainingin North Carolina. If you desire to practice in North Carolina, youmay sit our examination given annually in June. You will not be ableto get narcotic tax stamp.

APPLIC ANTS FOR SPECIAL LIMITED LICENSE — FOREIGN MEDICAL GRADUATESHOSPITAL RESIDENTS

RE: Dr. Callum B. W. Bain, graduate of London University,England in 1954, appeared with incomplete credentials applying forspecial limited license to Duke University School of Medicine, wherehe is a fellow in Gastroenterology, for which he was approved on anannual basis, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactoryto the secretary. He presented his immigrant visa.

RE: Dr. Haul S. Buelvas, graduate of theiana, Colombia, South America in 1959, appearedlimited license to Charlotte Memorial Hospital,dent in Orthopaedics, for which he was approvedHe presented his exchange visa.

University of Javer-applying for specialwhere he is a resi-on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Wong Song Chang, graduate of Taihoku Medical College,China, in 1931, appeared applying for special limited license to Bow-man Gray School of Medicine, where he is a resident in AnatomicalPathology, for which he was approved on an annual basis. He present-ed his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Luis E. Donayre, graduate of the University of SanMarcos, Lima, Peru, South America, in 1959, appeared with incompletecredentials applying for special limited license to Watts Hospital,where he is a resident in Surgery, for which he was approved on anannual basis, if and when his credentials aa completed satisfactoryto the secretary . He presented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Patricia Knapp, graduate of Bristol University, England,in 1959, appeared with incomplete credentials applying for speciallimi ted license to Duke University School of Medici ne, where she isa resident in research in the Department of Neurology, for which shewas approved on an annual basis, if and when her credentials are com-

pletedd

sa tisf ac tory to the secretary. She presen ted her immigrant visa.

RE: Dr. Martin S. Knapp, graduate of Bristol University, England,1959, appeared with incomplete credentials applying for special limit-ed license to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is a res i-dent in Medicine, for which he was approved on an annual basis, if andwhen his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary. Hepresented his immigrant visa.

RE: Dr. Yihong Kong, graduate of the National Defense MedicalCenter, China, in 1958, appeared with incomplete credentials applyingfor special limited license to Duke University School of Medicine,where he is a resident in Medicine, for which he was approved on anannual basis, if and when his credentials are co mpleted satisfactoryto the secretary. He presented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Akran Najlb, graduate of Bagdad University, Iraq, in1954, appeared applying for special limited license to CharlotteMemorial Hosp i tal, where he is a resident, for which he was approvedon an annual basis. He presented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Manoucher Tavana-Pour-Fard, graduate of the Universityof Geneva, Switzerland in 1957, appeared applying for special limitedlicense to Charlotte Memorial Hospital, where he is a resident inThoracic Surgery, for which he was approved on an annual basis. Hepresented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Tugrul Pirnar, graduate of the University of Ankara,Turkey in 1959, appeared with incomplete creden tials applying forspecial limited license to Duke University School of Medicine, wherehe is a resident in Radiology, for which he was approved on an annualbasis, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to thesecretary. He presented his exchange visa.

RE". Dr. Waguih M. Roufail, graduate of Cairo University, Egypt,in 1957, appeared with incomplete credentials applying for speciallimited license to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is aresident in Medicine, for which he was approved on an annual basi s,if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secre-tary. He presented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Mehrdad M. Sahba, graduate of Isfahan Medical School,Iran, in 1957, appeared applying for special limited license to theUniversity of North Carolina School of Medicine, where he is a residentin Gastroenterology, for which he was approved on an annual basis. Hewas unable to present his visa at this time. (Presented exchange visato the secretary August 8th, 1962)

RE: Or. Carlos Alberto Salcedo, graduate of the University deValle, Colombia, South America, in 1960, appeared applying for spe-cial limited license to Duke University School of Medicine, where heis a resident in Obstetrics and Gynecology, for which he was approvedon an annual basis. He presented his exchange visa.

RE: Dr. Peter P. E. Schunterman, graduate of the Universityof Hamburg, Germany, in 1958, appeared with incomplete credentialsapplying for special limited license to Duke University School of Medi-cine, where he is a resident in Psychiatry, for which he was approvedon an annual basis, if and when his credentials are completed satis-factory to the secretary. He presented his immigrant visa.

RE: Dr. Morteza Sherkat, graduate of the Esphahan MedicalSchool, Iran, in 1957, appeared with incomplete credentials applyingfor special limited license to Charlotte Memorial Hospital, where heis a resident, for which he was approved, if and when his credentialsare completed satisfactory to the secretary; on an annual basis. Hepresented his exchange visa.RE: Dr. Menelaos K. Tsakalos, graduate of the University ofSalonica, Greece in 1956, appeared with incomplete credentials apply-ing for special limited license to Watts Hospital, where he is a resi-dent in Medicine, for which he was approved on an annual basis, ifand shen his credentials are completed satisfactory to the secretary.

He presented his exchange visa.

Dr. Doffermyre: You are applying to this Board for a special permitfor training within the bounds of North Carolina. Most of you haveincomplete credentials and I urge those who are not complete to ex-pedite the same so that your permit will not be held up.. This permitis to continue your training in the state. Some of you have the per-manent certificate of the Educational Council for Foreign Medical Grad-uates, which would gra nt you the privilege of applying to take our

written examination, if you are on an immigrationon an exchange visa you would ho't have such privibe eligible for narcotic tax stamp. You will notyou will have to apply for renewal of this permitdation from your chief of service.

visa. I f you arelege. You wi 1 1 no t

have to reappear butand have a recommen-

SPECIAL LIMITED LICENSE — FOREIGN MEDICAL GRADUATE — STAFF POSITION

RE: Dr. Miguel T, Galang, Jr. , graduate of the University ofSanto Tomas, Philippines, in 1955, appeared applying for special limit-ed license to cover him as a staff position at Eastern North CarolinaSanatorium. He was unable to p esent his visa and he was requested topresent the same to Dr. E. A. Rasberry, Jr.

VERDICT: Dr. Miguel T. Galang, Jr. was approved for speciallimited license to Eastern North Carolina Sanatorium to cover him fora staff position on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Calvin Porter Claxton appeared without appointment andwithout credentials applying for license by endorsement of credentials,limited to Duke University School of Medicine, where he is an assis-tant resident in Thoracic Surgery. He was graduated by the Universityof Virginia in 1961 and licensed in Virginia by written examination in1961, and interned at Duke University School of Medicine.

Dr. Thurston : Have you ever been convicted of a crime? A. NoHave you ever been addicted to alcohol, narcotics7 AD No

Q. Have you ever had any trouble with a licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. Calvin Porter Claxton was approved for license byendorsement of credentials, limited to Duke University School of Medi-cine, if and when his credentials are completed satisfactory to thesecretary.

RE: Dr. Eugene Bell Linton was granted license limited to BowmanGray School of Medicine February 28th, 1956, to cover him as a resident.He is now applying for conversion of this limited license to full lic-ense as he has )oined the staff at Bowman Gray School of Medicine, inthe Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Dr. Thurston: Where have you been since 1956 ?A. Practicing in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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Have you had any difficulty with any state board? A. NoHave you ever beenconvieted of a crime? A. NoHave you ever been addicted to narcotics, alcohol or barbiturates?No

Q. You plan to go on the permanent staf f at Bowman Gray 7A. Yes

VERDICT: The Board approved conversion of Dr. Eugene Bell Linton'slimited license to full license.

RE: Biennial Registration of Physicians — Suspension — Followingnotice given by mail for failure to register as requir ed by law that Dr.Henry T. Bahnson appear before the Board of Medical Examiners at 12 o' clocknoon, July 27th, 1962, at the Mayview Manor, Blowing Rock, the secreta ryreported to the Board that Dr. Bahnson had failed to register as requir-ed by law and failed to appear before the Board. Upon motion by Dr.Joseph J. Combs and seconded by Dr. J. B, Anderson, it was resolved thatthe license of Dr. Henry T. Bahnson be suspended 5 r failure to regis-ter as required by General Statutes of North Carolina 90-15.1'.

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RE: Biennial Registration of Physicians - Reinstatement - Thelicenses of the following physicians were suspended for failure toregister as required by General Statutes of North Carolina 90-15.1

Dr. J. W. LeeDr, J. W. Forline

The secretary reported that the above physicians have now paidfees and penalties required by law for registration.

VERDICT: Upon motion by Dr. Joseph J. Combs an d seconded by Dr.J. B. Anderson, it was resolved that the medical licenses of Drs. S. W.Lee and J. W. Forline be reinstated.

The meeting was adjourned,

Friday, July 27th2 P. M.

RE: Dr. Jerry Cline Pickrel was granted license limited to theUniversi ty of Nor th Carolina School of Medicine July 24th, 1959, tocover him as a resident. He is now applying for conversion of thislimited license to full license as he has joined the staff as in-structor in Pathology at the University of North Carolina School ofMedicine.

VERDICT: The Board approved conversion of Dr. Jerry Cline Pickrel'slimited license to full license.

RE: Dr, Alexander Spock was granted license limited to Duke Uni-versity School of Medicine October 7th, 1960, to cover him as a resi-dent. He is now applying for conversion of this limited license tofull license as he joined the staff of Pediatric Allergy at DukeUniversity School of Medicine.

VERDICT: The Board approved conversion of Dr. Alexander Spock'slimited license to full liceae.

RE: Dr. Alton Lane Bullard — On January 6th, 1961, charges werepreferred against Dr. Bullard, his license was revoked and judgmentsuspended for a period of three years, provi ded he obtain employmentin a state or Federal institution, remain of good behavior and notviolate any state or Federal laws; obtain psychiatric therapy for sucha period as may be advised to by a psychiatrist; that he personallyreport to the Board of Medical Examiners or one of its members everysix months.

The Board of Medical Examiners received information at its June,1962 meeting that Dr. Bullard had been known to consume alcohol andhad been treated in the Department of Psychiatry at Memorial Hospitaland Pinebluff Sanatarium; that he had been under the care of Dr. W. E.Lee, Mental Health Clinic, Wilson. The Board instructed that Dr.Bullard be seen by Dr. Lee once or twice a week and that reports beobtained for the July, 1962 meeting.

The secretary presented reports from Dr. W. E. Lee, Dr. MalcolmD. Kemp, Pinebluff Sanitarium, and Dr. Donald E. Widmann, Memorial Hos-pital, which reported that he admitted trouble with alcoholism, someof the opinions were that he was paranoid in his thinking, and onethat he probably would do well in a supervised environment, such asthe institution in which he is now working.

Dr. Alton Lane Bultu d continued

Dr. Bullard appeared at the request of the Board (interviewon f ile ) and stated that he was getting an very well in his work;that he had had no alcohol since his discharge from Pinebluff, whichwas on May 25th, 1962. He denied the use of any narcotics or bar-biturates.

VERDICT: Dr. L. R. Doffermyre moved that Dr. Alton LaneBullard remain status quo. This motion was duly seconded by Dr.Carl V. Tyner and passed unanimously.

Dr. Bullard was advised by the president that on the basis ofhis previous sentence there had been enough to revoke his medicallicense; that if there were any more trouble, the judgment wouldhave to be put into effect. He was advised that he would havehelp from Dr. W. E. Lee.

RE: Dr. John A. Parrott — The secretary reported that Dr.Parrott had forwarded his narcotic tax stamp and order forms, whichwere received by him June 25th, 1962, and the same sent to the Dis-trict Supervisor of the Bureau of Narcotics in Baltimore on June2 /th, 1962 ~

appearedDr. Parrott/at this time at the re quest of the Board. He

stated that he had been on active duty for two weeks with the Nat-ional Guard; that he had not worked since being seen by the Boardin June; that he felt that he was able to return to work. Dr.Parrott agreed to sign a statement to send to the Narcotic Bureaunot to reapply under three years for narcotic tax stamp, which is tocover a request of the Narcotic Bureau, but he was advised that thiswould not mean the Board of Medical Examiners would recommend rein-statement at that time.

RE: Dr. T. H. Brantley appeam d and stated that he wantedsome action on getting his narcotic tax stamp reinstated. He saidhe did an office practice in urology and general practice; that hehad staff privileges at Cabarrus Hospital; that he had not ha d sur-gical privileges for about one year; that he did not know why helost his privileges. He also said that he did not want to go thereand would not apply for reinstatement of his surgical privileges.He stated that he was seeing about as many patients now as he hadbefore he gave up his narcotic tax stamp, but there were some patientsthat he could not take care of; that he does not refer patients, butthey go where they desire; that he did not intend to do much hospitalwork.

VERDICT: Dr. J. B. Ander son moved tha t the Boa rd of MedicalExaminers not recommend reinstatement of Dr. Thomas H. Brantley 'snarcotic tax stamp. This motion was duly seconded by Dr. L. R. Dof f-ermyre and was passed unanimously.

The above verdict was given to Dr. Brantley by the presidentand his reply was, "I will see you in court".

RE: Dr. Peter van Dooren, Hendersonville, North Carolina — Hewas granted limited license on the basis of examination June 20th,1957, and advised that upon becoming a naturalized citizen, the samewould be converted to full license. Dr. van Dooren presented evi-dence of citizenship. However, due to unfavorable reports receivedhe was requested to appear before the Board at this time. He statedthat there was a personality clash between him and a physician onthe Urology staff at Charlotte Memorial Hospital and that this had

Dr. Pe ter van Dooren cont inued

followed him; that he was in good standing in the medical societyin Henderson County and was chief of Surgery at tin hospital there.

VERDICT: Dr. L. R, Dof fermyre moved that further investigationbe made and considered at the October, 1962 meeting of the Board.This motion was duly seconded by Dr. Thomas W. Baker and passed unan-imously.

RE: Dr. Henry Eugene Barnes, Jr. appeared before the Board atits June, 1962 meeting of the Board and was requested to appear atthis time. Dr. Glenn R. Frye of Hickory appeared at the invitationof the Board. Dr. Frye stated that he had been working with Dr.Barnes; that he was taking 10 - 15 cc of dolophin a day when he start-ed with him; that it is down to 20 cc every seven days; that he hasset September 1st as a cut off date and that he will not continue itafter that time. He stated that Dr. Barnes had a strong will power;that he is making a desparate effort and he thinks a successful one.Dr. Barnes stated he was getting along all right and felt that he couldco-operate with Dr. Frye in leaving off narcotics after the date setto discontinue the same.

The secretary presented report of physical examination fromDr. Thomas E. Fitz of Hickory, which was essentially negative.

VERDICT: Dr. J. B. Anderson moved that Dr. Henry Eugene Barncs,Jr. appear before the Board ofMedical Examiners in October, 1962;that a report be obtained from Dr. Glenn R. Frye and that the Boardendorse Dr. Frye's plan that he could not receive narcotics afterSeptember 1st, 1962. This motion was duly seconded by Dr. Thomas W.B~ker and passed unanimously.

RE: Dr, Victor H. Prusa appeared at the request of the Board.He stated he had gone voluntarily to John Umstead Hospital for alco-holism on June 21st, 1962, where he remained 24 days; that he hadtkane nothing to drink since that time; that he is doing office prac-tice but resigned hospital privileges in the spring. The Boarddirected him to appear at the October, 1962 meeting.

The meeting was adjourned.July 28th, 1962 — 9 A. M.

RE: Written Examination Grades for June, 1962 — The Board can-vassed the grades for Part I, of which there were no failures.

VERDICT: Dr. Joseph J. Combs moved that the grades on Part Ibe certified as recorded in the secretary's office. This motion wasduly seconded by Dr. J. B. Anderson and passed unanimously.

The Board canvassed the grades for Part II, all of which madea passing average, with the following exceptions.

Dr. Arnold Hugh AltvaterDr. Sherrill Alexander ConnaDr. Eugene Douglas MaloneyDr. Allen Hoyt Moore, Jr.Dr. Lloyd Alan MoriberDr. George John KaldorDr. Janis Viliberts KlmvinsDr. Felix Joseph PircherDr. Leon Devale RobinsonDr. John Anthony RozsfalviDr. Modesto Scharyj

Wr i t ten Examina t ion Grades - continued

VERDICT: Dr. J. B. Anderson moved that th. grades on Part I I,with the above exceptions, be certified. This motion was duly second-ed by Dr. L. R. Doffermyre and passed unanimously.

The above physicians will be required to repeat Part IIof thewritten examination in order to obtain license to practice medicine.

RE: Dr. Felix J. Pircher, an applicant who failed to pass PartII of the written examination appeared before the Board. He has beenappointed Director of the Isotope Division of the Department ofRadiology of Duke University School of Medicine.

Dr. Thurston: Have you ever used narcotics, alcohol or barbiturates7A. No

Have you ever been convicted of a crime ? A. No

Q. Have you ever had any difficulty with any licensing board7 A. No

VERDICT: Dr. J. B. Anderson moved that Dr. Felix J. Pircherbe granted special limited license to Duke University School of Medi-cine for one year; that he repeat Part II of the written examinationin 1963, This motion was duly seconded by Dr. L. R. Doffermyre andpassed unanimously.

RE: Dr. Leon Devale Robinson, an applicantPart II of the written examination, has failed totimes. Dr. Robinson is a staff physician at Johnon a special limited license.

who failed to passpass the same fourUmstead Hospital

VERDICT: Dr. Thomas W. Baker moved that Dr.son not be allowed to continue practice medicine iCarolina after July, 1963, unless he successfullythe written examination in 1963. This motion wasDr. J. B. Anderson and passed by a vote of four to

Leon Devale Rob in-n the State of Northpasses, Part II ofduly seconded bytwo.

RE: Dr. John Anthony Rozsfalvi, staff physician at CherryHospital, failed to pass Part II of the written examination,

VERDICT: Dr. J. B. Anderson moved that Dr. John Anthony Rozs-falvi not be allowed to continue the practice of medicine in theState of North Carolina; that the secretary call Dr. Eugene A. Har-grove, Commissioner of Health, State Hospitals Board of Control, anddecide whether or not a further interview is necessary. This motionwas duly seconded by Dr. L. R. Doffermyre and passed by a vote ofsix to one.

RE: Dr. Daniel W. Rader was granted the privilege of takingthe 1962 written examination and the Board instructed that reportsbe obtained from Grady Hospital and the military service before grant-ing license. At this time Dr. Rader has not met all the requirementsof the Board.

VERDICT: Dr. Thomas W. Baker moved that Dr. Daniel W. Radermeet the requirements of the Board before his grades are certified.This motion was duly seconded and passed unanimously.

RE: Dr. Xaver Franz Hertle was granted license on the basis ofwritten examination in 1958, limited geographically until citizenshipobtained. Dr. Hertle has presented evidence of naturalization certi-ficate number 8491733 dated June 24th, 1962. He has petitioned forconversion of his limited to full license.

VERDICT: Dr. Joseph J. Combs moved that Dr. Xaver Franz Hertlebe granted full license. This motion was duly seconded and passedunanimously.

RE: Dr ~ Paul Arthur Fleming was granted license on the basisof written examination in 1960, limited geographically, unti1 citizen-ship obtained. He presented naturalization certificate number 841295dated April 25th, 1962, to the secretary.

VERDICT: Dr. Joseph J. Combs moved that Dr. Paul Arthur Flemingbe granted full license. This motion was duly seconded by Dr. J. B.Anderson and passed unanimously.

RE: Dr. Jacqueline C. Hijmans was granted license limited geo-gr'aphically on the basis of written examination in June, 1956, withthe provision that citizenship be obtained within six years. Sheadvised on July 16th, 1962, that she had not obtained citizenship;that it was likely that she would receive the same at the end of thisyear or early in 1963. She requested that the Board give her an ex-tension of her limited license until she could become naturalized.

VERDICT: Dr. L. R. Doffermyre moved that Dr. Jacqueline C.Hijmans' limited license be extended for one year in order for herto obtain citizenship. This motion was duly seconded by Dr. JosephC. Combs and passed unanimously,

RE: Dr. W. A. Hoover was requested to appear before the Boardof Medical Examiners at its June, 1962 meeting, which he failed todo. The secretary presented letter received June 25th, 1962, statinghe was out of town from May 27th to June 20th.

VERDICT: Dr. J. B. Ander son moved that Dr. W. A. Hoover berequested to appear before the Boa d of Medical Examiners at its Octo-ber, 1962 meeting. This motion was duly seconded by Dr. E. A. Rasberry,Jr. and passed unanimously.

RE: Dr. Granville F. Knight appeared before the Boa rd of Medi-cal Examiners July 24th, 1959, at which time he was approved for lic-ense by endorsement of credentials, if and when his credentials werecompleted satisfactory to the secretary and upon coming into the statewithin one year. Dr. Knight has not located in the state and eachyear has requested an extension of time to do so. On June 11th, 1962,he requested an extension of one year to meet the requirements forthe Board.

VERDICT: Dr. E. A. Resberry, Jr. moved that Dr. Granville F.Knight be given until November 1st, 1962, to meet the requirementsof the Board for licensure and if he has not done so by that time torefund his fee, less 50%. This motion was duly seconded and passedunanimously.

RE: Renewal of Special Limited License

Duke University School of Medicine State Mental InstitutionsDr.Dr.DryDr.DryDr.Dr,Dr,Dr,Dr.Dr.

Michael F. Ball, Jr.David S. Ba mesJames L. Borland, Jr.Ar thur L. FinnLindsay A. GrahamEdgar H. LevinHarold J. Lynch, Jr.William C. RhangosDonald William RichmanISigurd C. SandzenRobert G. Sumner

Dr.Dr.Dr.Dr.DryDr.DryDr.Dr.

Joseph BoroczLucija BiksansRobert ChristiaensIrma V. DombrovskisSarah EvansPeter J. IrigarayAndrew L. LaczkoVamik D. VolkanLeon Devale Robinson

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Special Limited License Renewal continued

City Memorial Hospital Charlotte Memorial Hospital

Dr. Saeed KhayyamDr. Walter O. Diaz

Dr. Diego A. Aran daDr. Al f onso de G. TamayoDr. Mahendra N. Tandom

Dr.

Dr.Dr.Dr.Dr,Dr,

Crampton H. HelmsManuel CampanoAlberto NahumIsao MaroukaAngelian V. E. Kn

Kaissar IbrahimJoseph W. Qinhart

Bowman Gray School of MedicineMoses Cone HospitalWatts HospitalWake County Memorial Hospital

ox-Rex HospitalGood Samaritan HospitalUniversity of North Carolina School Medicine

VERDICT: The special limited license of the above listed phy-sicians was approved on an annual basis.

RE: Dr. Gerald C. Shingleton - The Board was advised that hehad left his practice in Hamilton, North Carolina and returned tohis home in Wilson; that reports there were unfavorable.

VERDICT: Dr. J. B. Anderson moved that the secretary's officebe instructed to obtain information in regard to Dr. Gerald C.Shingleton and if justifieble to proceed with proper charges for theOctober, 1962 meeting, and if no charges are preferred to request himto appear for an interview. Dr. Carl V. Tyner duly seconded thismotion and the same was passed unanimously.

The Minutes for the June 17-21st, 1962 meeting were approved asread.

The meeting was adjourned.