Small City Hospitals Pay Their Own Way
A nationwide survey of 29 representative cities shows municipal hospitals in small cities cover operating costs through room rents and patient fees. In contrast, large city hospitals rely more on tax funds as they serve more indigent patients while paying patients use private facilities.
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Chicago
International City Managers’ Association
Plastics Open New Vistas For Industry
A 1946 survey notes plastics dominate the rise of a new era, with industry predicting a 1 billion dollar yearly US trade by 1950. War era plastics move into civilian markets, with teflon heat resistance and new processing into pastes and emulsions enabling vast uses from insulation to wrapping large goods.
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New York
United States
Army
Navy
Amarillo Chosen For 1947 Southwest Warehouse Convention
Avery Rush of Armstrong Transfer and Storage says Amarillo will host the 1947 convention of the Southwest Warehouse and Transfermen’s Association. About 150 members from Louisiana Texas Arkansas Oklahoma and New Mexico are expected October 9 to 11. The invitation came from Art Jordan of McKnight Transfer and Storage after a Houston meeting last September.
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Southwest Warehouse and Transfermen’s Association
Amarillo
Avery Rush
Rush
Armstrong Transfer and Storage Company
Fort Worth
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Art Jordan
McKnight Transfer and Storage Company
Houston
Cities’ budgets rise sharply after war, cites City Managers group
Chicago and American cities report budget increases up to 100 percent over 1941 due to municipal pay raises expanded services and higher costs for equipment and supplies. Delays in wartime repairs, annexation driven growth in Dallas and Minneapolis plans add $10 million yearly for five years to fund expansion.
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Chicago
International City Managers’ Association
Dallas
Tex
Minneapolis
Secretarial Sneak Befriends Guarded Gettysburg Dorm
Mrs Shirley Blackwood a secretary at Gettysburg College climbs a ladder to reach the athletic director's upper office in the gym to pass the men's temporary dormitory where 200 male students reside below.
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Gettysburg
Shirley Blackwood
Gettysburg College
College Gymnasium
War Experience Breeds Good Watchmakers
Ex service men using precision war time skills graduate from the Jewelry Training Service in Chicago. Richard Lawrence recalls aircraft instrument work as preparation and notes watchmaking shows clear results. Other graduates include radar men and an army ordnance mechanic adapting to civilian craft.
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Chicago
U.P
Jewelry Training Service
Richard Lawrence
Naval Air
Michael Feron
Army
Potato Combines Near as Machine Guides Harvest
The Agriculture Department reports potato combines are imminent due to a new machine that can guide harvest. The invention promises easier field work and potential efficiency gains for farmers nationwide.
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Maine State Extension Service
Penobscot County
Washington .P
Agriculture Department
Bats Defy Mammal Flight Limits With Enduring Soaring
Bats stand apart among mammals by sustaining prolonged flight. Researchers note unique wing structures and muscle performance enabling continuous aerial activity beyond typical mammalian limits.
Notre Dame Priest-Scientist Found Synthetic Rubber Formula
The Rev Julius A Nieuwland of the University of Notre Dame faculty discovered the basic formula for synthetic rubber in 1920.
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Julius A. Nieuwland
University of Notre Dame
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