Hospital costs forecast rise under 5 percent yearly
The American Hospital Association warns that hospital costs will climb about five percent annually for years. Ray E. Brown cites 1946 to 1954 data showing average cost per patient rising from 9.39 in 1946 to 21.76 in 1954, a 132 percent jump, driven by labor needs and wage pressures amid a growing patient load. The analysis urges prudent use of services to keep care affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray E. Brown
American Hospital Association
U.S
Dr. Brown
Journal of the American Hospital Association
Brown
Khrushchev Britain Trip Proves Unpredictable Leader
Western crowds jeered as Khrushchev and Bulganin visited Britain while Malenkov received a warmer reception. Khrushchev boasted of a hydrogen missile and dismissed East European prisoners, raising questions about his control and reliability for future Kremlin diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Bulganin
Britain
Kremlin
Malenkov
Yugoslavia
Russia
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Khrushenev
Thumb-sucking to cigar loving: Massler on tolerating habits
Relaxed curbstone column recalls Dr. Maury Massler’s view that nail-biters gum-chewers and cigarette smokers share a return to thumb-sucking as a child. The piece blends humor with a defense of adult consolation habits and the friction they cause in social settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Massler
University of Minois College of Dentistry
Dr. Massler
Masslet
Chicago
Indiana
Francisville
Gordon Witt
Grandparents Panel Share Childhood Tales At PTA
Dr Crane recounts a family auto trip and the Grandparents panel idea to reveal parents as fallible, encouraging youngsters to see their moms and dads as ordinary kids. The piece suggests PTA programs inviting grandparents to narrate parental mischief to ease tensions and bolster children’s self esteem. The corn price supports note closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Daniel
Superman
George W. Crane
Danny
Georgie
George
Philip
David
Chicago
PTA
Doctor Answers Reader Medical Curiosities Inquiries
Dr Jordan replies on pica and soap cravings, bad breath causes, vertigo, and digestive issues. He explains pica as craving for nonnutritive substances and notes uncertain origin, advises cessation. He discusses pregnancy after 58, fistula, and treatment often requiring surgery, sometimes avoiding colostomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
Pica
M. C
S. M.A
Sleepwalking and secrets rise in Cushing family tale
In a tense Snippet from a mid century mystery, Alice confesses sleepwalking past Cristina’s cottage and hints of sleep induced possibilities about a green envelope and John’s death. Byrd urges caution, suspects political danger, and advises trust with Dr. guidance as old dynamics reappear at the Maryland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Miss Lash
Mrs. Lash
Professor Lash
Alice
Malcolm
Cristina
Byrd
Jean
Ter
Allie
Cushing
Cavalry
Fi Ao
Betsy
Keating
Keatings
Cushings
Prom group praised for conduct after Meigs Theatre visit
After the Junior Senior prom at Pomeroy High School, students attended a midnight show at Meigs Theatre. Management thanks the group for fine behavior, commends staff, parents, and faculty, and notes they received cards with The Teen-Age Commandments. Reverend Bartels praised the students’ earnest prayers for Charles Withee in Columbus hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sme Messenger
Pomeroy High School
Meigs Theatre
Helen Lyons
Civitan Club
St. Petersburg
Fla
God
PHS
Waldo J. Bartels
Federated Church
Charles Withee
Columbus
Montgomery Negroes Continue Bus Boycott
Montgomery residents vow to persist in the city bus boycott despite threats of arrest until officials embrace integration. A minister declares the protest will continue indefinitely, reaffirming the resolve of the movement. The piece also notes the broader historical context of the American Revolution and delayed peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Jim
Radio Programs Morning Schedule Teases Teen Show
A fragmented OCR entry lists Kathy Goatrey and Vincent Lopersabe in a morning music program. Teenagers show likely features music and youth audience content on a local station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Goatrey
Ebe
Vincent Lopersabe
Musicabe
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Athens Messenger
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Cominform
Josef Stalin
Comintern
Popular Front
Moscow
Cominfarm
World Today
James MaMa
Washington
Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Pavement Plate
DR. Crane
Schoo
Waniel
Columbus——County
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Helen McCloy
the Public Forum
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Mornie
Cotumeat
Cicinnati
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Athens
Carterton
Parkersburg
Marietta
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