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Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Dr. O. B. Taylor, a veteran Knoxville physician and civic leader, was unanimously elected to the Knoxville Planning Commission last week, with support from Councilman J. S. Cooper and Mayor George R. Dempster. He has practiced medicine locally for 30 years and served in numerous civic, religious, and fraternal organizations, including as medical inspector for the school system for 19 years.
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Councilman J. S. Cooper and Mayor George R. Dempster supported Dr. Taylor for the position.
The veteran physician has practiced in Knoxville for about 30 years and has been active in many civic, religious and fraternal organizations. Among them are the State Tuberculosis commission, Knoxville Council of Churches (interracial), executive board Round Table -National Conference of Christians and Jews. board of management Canslor Branch YMCA, various medical organizations and the Masons and the Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
He also has served for 19 years as medical inspector of local school system.
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Knoxville, Tenn.
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Last Week
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Dr. O. B. Taylor, a local physician, was unanimously elected to the Knoxville Planning Commission with support from Councilman J. S. Cooper and Mayor George R. Dempster. He has practiced in Knoxville for 30 years, been active in civic, religious, and fraternal organizations, and served 19 years as medical inspector for the local school system.