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the state association in Arling ton, Virginia. Dr. Edward S. Ray, chief of the Medical College of Virginia pulmonary subsection has taken office as president of the Virginia Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association. He was elected on March 22 by members of the Association's board. Those elected who have taken office are:
Mrs. Eugene F. Hughes, New port News, first president; Dr. John L. Guerrant, Charlottesville, second vice president; James P. Farmer, Radford, third vice president; Mrs. James C. Rea, Carterville, secretary; Fred G. Mitlothian,
assistant treasurer. Newly elected to the VTRDA executive committee were; Fred L. Bower, Blacksburg; Mrs. Joseph McDonald, Virginia Beach; Dr. William F, Schmidt, Bristol, Tennessee and Mrs. J. York Welborn, Arlington. At the same time, Mrs. Emma Anthony, executive director of the Central Virginia Tuberculosis and Health association became 1966-67 president of the Virginia Respiratory Disease Conference, a statewide organization of professional workers employed in Tuberculosis associations. Mrs. Anthony succeeds Mrs. Corinne Murray of Roanoke.
Other VRDC officers elected to take office today are; Vice president, R. G. Sketchley, Jr., Richmond, Virginie Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association prograrr director; as secretary, Richard Bunch, Newport News, executive director of the Tidewater Tuberculosis and Health Association; and as treasurer, Mrs. Lillian Eisenhart, Richmond, accountant assistant of the State Tuberculosis Association.
The first steam boilers operated under 4 to 6 pounds pressure. Now, many use pressures up to 5,000 pounds.
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