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  Spartanburg SC | GoUpstate.com | Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Arthur Vidrine was a physician from Ville Platte, the seat of Evangeline Parish in south Louisiana, who was best known for having operated on Democratic U.S. Senator Huey Pierce Long, Jr.
A veteran of World War I, Vidrine was educated at Tulane University in New Orleans, the University of Oxford (where he was a Rhodes Scholar), and at hospitals in London and Paris.
Vidrine was later criticized by other doctors for having failed to recognize a kidney wound that caused internal bleeding and which ultimately led to Long's death.
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 LSUHSC School of Medicine - Alumni Affairs - LSU History
With little discussion, the Board passed a resolution establishing a school, and selected Dr. Arthur Vidrine to be its first dean.
Vidrine, superintendent of Charity Hospital, was Long’s nominee.
He was later given approval by the Charity Hospital Board of Supervisors to retain his position as superintendent while serving as dean.
www.medschool.lsuhsc.edu /alumni_affairs/history.asp   (1259 words)

  
  Arthur Vidrine Information
Arthur Vidrine was a medical doctor from Ville Platte, Louisiana.
Vidrine operated on Huey Long in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on September 9, 1935 after Long was shot.
Vidrine was later criticized by other doctors for failing to notice Long's kidney wound that caused internal bleeding and ultimately led to his death.
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 George Albert Vidrine, Command Sergeant Major, United States Army
Vidrine said he was only 15 when he joined the 36th Division of the Texas National Guard in 1939.
Vidrine was a member of the Disabled American Veterans, Special Forces Association, 82nd Airborne Association and the Ranger Association.
Vidrine is survived by his wife, Genevieve A. Vidrine of the home; sons, George A. Vidrine Jr.
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 Arthur Vidrine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Vidrine was named superintendent of Charity Hospital in New Orleans.
It became necessary to perform the two-hour operation, during which Vidrine repaired two small wounds in the colon and sutured the abdomen closed, when the two surgeons Long had called for from New Orleans were delayed.
Vidrine was later criticized by other doctors for failing to recognize a kidney wound that caused internal bleeding and ultimately led to Long's death.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arthur_Vidrine   (201 words)

  
 arthritis pain relief - Arthur Vidrine
Arthur Vidrine was a medical doctor from Ville Platte, Louisiana.
Vidrine operated on Huey Long in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on September 9, 1935 after Long was shot.
Vidrine was later criticized by other doctors for failing to notice Long's kidney wound that caused internal bleeding and ultimately led to his death.
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 FalconFamily - chr28.htm
Derek Michael GANS was born 19 Jan 1969 in Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.
Jennifer Nannette GANS was born 8 Jan 1972 in Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.
Kyle BERTRAND was born 16 Jul 1992 in Port Arthur, Jefferson County, Texas.
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 King Arthur - Objectivism Online Forum
And Arthur was one of the most explicitly moral and heroic characters Hollywood has produced in years.
Arthur was a morally certain man without feet of clay, and thus unappealing to the popular culture.
The works of literature from the 12th/13th century were pure fantasy and this is what most King Arthur films are based on, however as this makes no attempt to base it's story on the works of literature you can't really criticise any historical inaccuracies because we know virtually nothing about the real Arthur.
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 Rudolph Matas Library - History and Archives - Tulane and Charity
Second, the superintendent of Charity, Dr. Arthur Vidrine, wished to be made chair of the otolaryngology department at Tulane School of Medicine, in spite of no formal training in ear, nose, and throat diseases.
Vidrine recruited the eminent New Orleans surgeon, Urban Maes, to head LSU’s Department of Surgery, and Maes agreed under the condition that Ochsner be reinstated.
Huey Long was assassinated in 1935, and Vidrine subsequently lost his post as the powerful superintendent of Charity, retiring to Ville Platte, Louisiana to start a small general medicine practice.
www.tulane.edu /~matas/historical/charity/charity6.htm   (572 words)

  
 MEDICAL HISTORY- NOLA.com
Convinced that the inadequate health care was the result of a doctor shortage and that Tulane's medical school was too crowded and costly, Long pushed for an LSU equivalent, Williams said.
Dr. Arthur Vidrine, Charity Hospital's superintendent, was the first dean.
The faculty included Dr. Aristides Agramonte, a member of the commission, under the legendary Walter Reed, that pinpointed infected mosquitoes as the cause of yellow fever.
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 The Louisiana Almanac-The Assassination of Huey Long
When he was informed of his assailant, Huey shook his head, saying, "I don't know him." Dr. Arthur Vidrine, the physician attending Long, discovered that the bullet, from a.22 caliber pistol, had entered the upper right portion of his abdomen and emerged from the back.
During the two hour surgery, Dr. Vidrine repaired two small wounds in the colon and sutured the abdomen closed.
When the two surgeons arrived from New Orleans, they were shocked to find that Vidrine hadn't performed a simple procedure to test for blood in urine.
louisianahistory.ourfamily.com /assassination.html   (473 words)

  
 LSU Medical School's 75th Anniversary Sends Message Of Hope, Healing on Acadiana Medical News
In short order, the board passed a resolution appointing Dr. Arthur Vidrine the first dean of the school, Klein said.
Vidrine, a surgeon and Rhodes Scholar, graduated from Tulane School of Medicine.
In 1935, when Long was shot in Baton Rouge, Vidrine was the doctor who unsuccessfully attempted to save the governor's life.
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 Destroyer Photo Index DD-968 USS ARTHUR W. RADFORD
At sea with USS Arthur W. Radford, Apr. 12, 2002 - Highlighted by the golden sun, USS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968) and USS Mahan (DDG 72), both assigned to the USS George Washington (CVN 73) Battle Group, make their approach to George Washington to conduct an underway replenishment.
The Norfolk-based Spruance-class destroyer is on a regularly scheduled deployment-conducting missions as part of the USS George Washington (CVN 73) battlegroup in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
At sea with USS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968) Nov. 27, 2002, the Arthur W. Radford steams through the Mediterranean Sea as the Spruance-class destroyer nears the end of a regularly scheduled deployment with the Washington Battle Group in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Southern Watch.
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 Initial List of Rhodes Scholars
RS27 Arthur Keeler Burt RS23 William Russell Burwell RS16 Charles Whiteley Bush RS04 Vincent Kingwell Butler RS11 William Walton Butterworth RS24 Eldridge Houston Campbell, Jr.
Adams RS 1962 Charles Wendell David RS08 Robert Franklin Davidson RS26 John Archibald V. Davies RS18 Arthur Kyle Davis, Jr.
RS23 Frank Kirby Mitchell RS21 George Sinclair Mitchell RS26 Henry Sewall Mitchell RS05 Clark Leslie Mock RS19 John Edmonds Mock RS27 Henry Allen Moe RS19 Frank Martin Mohler RS05 Edwin Warren Moise RS11 Marvin Manley Monroe RS17 Arthur Prichard Moor RS20 Hudson Moore, Jr.
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 1974 Texas Catholic Interscholastic League (TCIL) District 1-2A All-District Football Teams   (Site not responding. Last check: )
B - Buster Weber, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne, 165, Sr.
L - Tony Rios, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne, 225, Sr.
L - David Vidrine, Port Arthur Bishop Byrne, 180, Sr.
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 149 UNC students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
*Arthur Vidrine IV, a senior comparative literature major, son of Margaret Lorraine Vidrine of Tuxedo and Arthur Vidrine III of Anchorage, Alaska.
Heather Elizabeth Crider, a senior English and psychology major, daughter of Roger and Audrey Crider of 167 Angela Lane, Statesville.
*Arthur Vidrine IV, a senior comparative literature major, son of Margaret Lorraine Vidrine of Tuxedo, N.C., and Arthur Vidrine III of Anchorage.
www.unc.edu /news/archives/dec01/pbk120401.htm   (3766 words)

  
 VIDRINE family history and genealogy information .. Vidrine ancestry links
OVERVIEW -- As this genealogical help and research area is a new part of our website, and is currently under development..
genealogy software and family history research database for the Vidrine name will likely be included in the updates along with an automated form to submit data for Vidrine family history..
posting surname and ancestry data for Vidrine items as well as allowing the public to search for Vidrine details will remain free of charge.
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 Adam David Wilson - a comedian. From West Monroe, Louisiana. Now in New York, New York
When he was informed of his assailant, Huey shook his head, saying, "I don't know him." Dr. Arthur Vidrine, the physician attending Long, discovered that the bullet, from a.22 caliber pistol, had entered the upper right portion of his abdomen and emerged from the back.
It was necessary to perform surgery to keep the senator from bleeding to death.
When the two surgeons arrived from New Orleans, they were shocked to find that Vidrine hadn't performed a simple procedure to test for blood in urine.
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 TIME.com: New Orleans Hospital -- Apr. 15, 1940 -- Page 1
Founded in 1737 by a wealthy French sailor, Charity is one of the oldest general hospitals in the U. Its troubles began in 1928 when Huey Long kicked out the old director, appointed in his place Surgeon Arthur Vidrine, a promising young man scarcely out of medical school.
When Huey was shot, Dr. Vidrine operated on him, against the advice of some more conservative surgeons.
After Huey's death, an unfair cloud of suspicion drove Dr. Vidrine from Charity, and in 1936 he was succeeded by Dr. George Sam Bel, a courtly Creole.
www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,789771,00.html   (734 words)

  
 PAnews.com, Port Arthur, Texas - Mr. and Mrs. Elry Vidrine
Published March 16, 2007 03:11 pm - Elry and Alice Vidrine of Springfield, Arkansas will celebrated their 50th anniversary with a reception at Springfield, Arkansas.
Elry and Alice Vidrine of Springfield, Arkansas will celebrated their 50th anniversary with a reception at Springfield, Arkansas.
Alice Marie Hebert and Joseph Elry Vidrine were married on Feb. 23, 1957, in Port Arthur, Texas.
www.panews.com /anniversaries/local_story_075151122.html   (236 words)

  
 storySouth
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Nonfiction: Hiding Harper Lee by W. Bilen; A Word from the Trenches: Communicating in the Beauty Industry by Alla Lemberg; Confession: I Was a Reluctant Debutante by Joanna Pearson.
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 Makow - Illuminati Murdered At Least Two Other Presidents
His "Share Our Wealth" program represented a genuine threat to the Illuminati.
An Illuminati member, Dr. Carl Austin Weiss shot Long Sept 8, 1935 and Dr. Arthur Vidrine ensured that Long did not recover.
According to Eustis, Weiss was supposed to hit Long in the face, and Long's bodyguard Murphy Roden was supposed to shoot both Weiss and Long.This may indeed be what happened.
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 Awards
Doc Guidry/Ann Vidrine, Cajun Fiddle Playing, Houma, Terrebonne Parish
Lionel LeLeux/John Vidrine, Cajun Fiddle Repair, Kaplan, Acadia Parish
Ann Vidrine, Cajun fiddler, Baton Rouge, to market "The Cajun Experience" to schools
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 Ballad of Earl K. Long - Huey Pierce Long, Jr.
Weiss was a physician and the son-in-law of Judge Benjamin Pavy, who had been gerrymandered out of his district due to his long-time political opposition to Long.
Long died two days later of internal bleeding following an attempt to close the wounds by Dr. Arthur Vidrine.
The walls of the capitol hallway are still nicked from the bullets fired in the shootout.
www.balladofearlklong.com /huey3.html   (1939 words)

  
 TIME.com: "Senator Long's Idea" -- Aug. 1, 1932 -- Page 1
In sweltering New Orleans Dean Arthur A. Vidrine of L. U.'s medical center announced the appointment of Dr. Urban Maes as professor of surgery and chief of the surgical department of L. Dr. Maes, nationally known cancer expert, has been a member of the Tulane faculty since 1906.
So did Dr. Emmett Lee Irwin, who had not resigned from the positions to which Dr. Maes was appointed.
Snapped Dean Vidrine: "If Dr. Irwin doesn't know how people are removed from office in Louisiana he is about the only one who doesn't.
www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,744075,00.html   (531 words)

  
 Louisiana Timeline: Year 1931
The property will be acquired by the Reimers-Schneider Trust in 1974.
Governor Huey Long creates the Louisiana State University Medical School in New Orleans and names as its dean Dr. Arthur Vidrine of Ville Platte, whom he had already named superintendent of Charity Hospital.
Some said he was getting revenge on Tulane University for refusing to give him an honorary degree.
www.enlou.com /time/year1931.htm   (314 words)

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