AMA Hopes To Solve Medical Care Problems Within 3 Years
SAN FRANCISCO June 27 American doctors envision solving medical care issues in three years through voluntary health plans with 20 million additional participants. Dr Elmer Lee Henderson new AMA president urged nationwide pre paid medical services expansion saying medicine faces a decisive choice between freedom and socialism. He warned against powerful critics of the current system and called for reform to preserve individual self reliance.
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Chicago
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Doan's Pills Advertises Kidney Relief for Backaches
Older readers are urged that backaches and fatigue may stem from slowed kidney function caused by stress exertion smoking or cold. The ad claims nightly urination and bladder irritation from cold or diet. It promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to flush waste from kidney tubes and filters.
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Campbell Wins Democratic Nomination for U S Senate
INDIANAPOLIS June 27 Alex M Campbell Fort Wayne attorney won the Democratic nomination for United States senator.
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Alex M. Campbell
Fort Wayne
United States
USDA Announces Temporary Price Supports For Cotton and Corn
The Agriculture Department set temporary price supports for the 1950 crop. Cotton is supported at 27 cents a pound for 7 8 inch middling until August 1, with permanent dates to be set, while corn in non commercial areas is supported at 1.05 dollars per bushel at the farm until October 1.
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Department of Agriculture
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Agriculture Department
Size of Gold Coast Compared to Minnesota
The Gold Coast in West Africa measures about the size of Minnesota according to the National Geographic Society.
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West Africa
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National Geographic Society
Shivers Delays Trip to Capital Over Power Rules
Governor Allan Shivers canceled plans for a Washington visit this weekend to press federal power regulations and tide lands legislation. He was to attend a Federal Power Commission hearing on federal licensing of the Brazos River system, but the hearing was postponed to Sept 13. He also planned to back the tide lands bill in Congress, while the House rules committee slated floor debate. Shivers notified Rep. John E. Lyle he would travel to Washington.
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Federal Power Commission
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Texas
Supreme Court
House Rules Committee
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Corpus Christi
Gulf Oil Drilling Slowed by Supreme Court Rulings
Representative Larcade of Louisiana said on Tuesday that oil exploration in the Gulf of Mexico has nearly stopped due to Supreme Court decisions.
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Loans on Rice Run Below Expectations
A Agriculture Department spokesman says about 2,750,000 bags of rice were taken over under the 1949 crop loan and purchase program. By April 30 farmers either paid off loans or released crops to the Commodity Credit Corporation with California contributing roughly 1.8 million bags and southern states about 1 million bags, well under earlier expectations.
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Agriculture Department
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Production and Marketing Administration
Grain Branch
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Texas
Arkansas
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