Hospitals Spurn Bid To Settle Iowa Conflict
Waterloo AP reports Iowa hospital officials reject a mediation view on Atty Gen Leo Hoegh's supplemental opinion. They vow to pursue court or legislative action if interpretation does not change, aiming to resolve physician hospital salary vs fee arrangements, with officials planning further legal analysis in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
W. L. Downing
Iowa State Medical Society Board of Trustees
Hoegh
Iowa State Medical Society
Downing
Blair
Everett W. Jones
Chicago
50 000 New Citizens Take Oath to U S
50 000 new U S citizens took the oath on Veterans Day in ceremonies from coast to coast including New York and Brooklyn at Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds. Attorney General Brownell outlined steps to speed processing and broaden pre inspection while closing certain seaport detention facilities and expanding parole use.
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U. S
New York
Pacific
Hawaii
Guam
Poland
New York City
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Manhattan
Brownell
Seattle
Honolulu
Immigration Service
Ellis Island
Boston
San Francisco
San Pedro
Doctors Vote To Show Records To Curb Fee Split
Doctors at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago voted to voluntarily disclose financial records to a certified public accountant chosen by the hospital. The move aims to prevent fee splitting between physicians and surgeons, though officials say no instances have been reported.
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Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
Indian Summer Ends as Cold Front Medium Enters
Cedar Rapids forecasters say a Canada cold front will drop tonight’s low to 28 to 36 degrees and Friday’s high to 42 to 48. Skies will be mostly cloudy with no precipitation. The 2:30 Cedar Rapids temperature was 6 after an overnight low of 44.
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Iowa
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Reckless the Marine Horse Arrives for Honorable Retirement
Sergeant Reckless the four footed Marine hero arrives in San Francisco from Korea for retirement among fellow Marines. The horse earned two Purple Hearts and carried 25 millimeter ammo for the First Marine Division at Outpost Vegas, later sharing a cake slice at a memorial club before retirement to Camp Pendleton.
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United Press
Monroe Coleman
Loa
Utah
Reckless
San Francisco
Marine Corps
INS
Sergeant Reckless
Korea
Outpost Vegas
Pacific
Monroe i Coleman
Prc
Ialso
Andrew Geer
Fifth Marine Regiment
Little Reckless
Eric Pedersen
Seoul
Marines’ Memorial Club
Henry Lanscott
Pacific Department
Marine Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
They Aren't Fussy Montreal Job Ad in Window
A Montreal shop posted customers wanted no experience necessary. The simple sign signals an inclusive hiring approach and a willingness to train new workers amid local job markets.
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Montreal
Cedar Rapids Chest campaign short of goal by five thousand
Cedar Rapids Marion Community Chest campaign trails goal by 5 8749 short with total contributions 264 488 19 of 270 362 00 after audits. Volunteers report 28 372 donors this year, with pledges outstanding from national firms and Coe College campus. Chairman John B Tuthill vows to reach the target, citing civic pride and re solicitation efforts.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids-Marion Community Chest
National Association of Cost Accountants
John B. Tuthill
Coe College Campus Community Chest
School Board to Seek Land Condemnation in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids school board authorized its attorney to begin condemnation proceedings to acquire about 14.13 acres east of Cottage Grove avenue for the east side high school site. Negotiations with owner Arthur Barlow stalled, and the board acted unanimously to pursue a jury determined price.
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Arthur Barlow
Cottage Grove Avenue
Barlow
Country Club Parkway
Forest Drive
Eastside Senior High
Westside High School
Kingston Stadium
Japanese Warlord’s 64 Billion Gold Hoard Mystery
A Sangyo Keizai newspaper report claims a 64 billion dollar treasure of gold bars buried in a deserted silver mine near Osaka by Toyotomi Hideyoshi after Korea invasion. It says Sumitomo Metal Mining would search the site, with documents allegedly found by Kanichiro Kamei. The tale links Hideyoshi to the buried gold and a brutal concealment at the Tada mine northwest of Osaka.
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Tokyo
Korea
Japan
Sangyo Keizai
Osaka
Sumitomo Metal Mining Company
Kanichiro Kamei
Toyotomi
Hideyoshi
Napoleon
Korean Peninsula
Hideyore
Tada
Ward mail order fight heats up as Wolfson Clashes Avery
Chicago printers report Sewell L. Avery and Louis E. Wolfson trading barbs over control of Montgomery Ward. Wolfson accuses Avery of gloom and doom and challenges a cross country debate before stockholders. Avery vows to resist raiding proxies and defend his 51 year helm of Ward's.
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Chicago
Sewell L. Avery
Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Wolfson
Miami
Avery
Ward’s
Florida
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Investment Analysis Society of Chicago
War Labor Board
Veterans Day Warning on Arms Voiced By Harold Talbott
Secretary Harold Talbott warned at Arlington that weapons can lay waste an entire continent and only faith and divine guidance can help nations avoid catastrophic use in the Atomic Age. He spoke at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier ceremony representing President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold Tabbott
Talbott
Arlington National Cemetery
Eisenhower
Senate Committee Backs McConaughey for FCC Chair
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee backed President Eisenhower’s pick George C. McConaughy for FCC member and chair on a largely party line vote. Sen. Monroney warned the nomination may not pass this session, amid broader Democratic resistance to controversial nominations during the McCarthy censure period. Six Republicans voted yes, one absent Republican cast a proxy vote, and two Democrats didn’t vote. One vacancy remains.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Eisenhower
George C. McConneaughey
Federal Communications Commission
Sen
Monroney
D-Okla
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ticket Fix Ring Probed in New York City
Police probe a major traffic ticket fixing scandal in New York. District Attorney Edward Silver and Police Commissioner Francis Adams say up to 100 grafting officers and hundreds of motorists may be involved. Five ringleaders were detained as material witnesses with bail from 25 000 to 100 000.
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New York
Edward S. Silver
Brooklyn
Francis W. H. Adams
Wright Leaves Wisconsin Over Tax ruling
Architect Frank Lloyd Wright, 85, announced he is leaving Wisconsin citing a state supreme court ruling that Taliesin is not an educational institution and is taxed. He considers moving operations toward Phoenix and perhaps New York, and says Taliesin may be sold though he later said it was not. He plans to preserve buildings or destroy them if used contrary to their purpose. Taliesin spans 800 acres with a farm and studio and school.
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New York
Frank Lloyd Wright
Wisconsin
Phoenix
Wright
Taliesin
Democrats Spar With McCarthy Over Censure Debate
Senate censure debate roared as Sen Chavez accused Sen McCarthy of self righteousness and questioned his attacks on a six man committee. Lehman planned to read the Sevareid tribute to Davies and defend Davies loyalty while Knowland ruled out a filibuster and urged quick action in the current session.
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Washington
Senate
Sen Chavez
D-N.m
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
Chavez
McCarthy
Communist Party
Sen
Lehman
D‘lib
N.Y
CBS
Eric Sevareid
John Eaton Davies
Eisenhower
Davies
Wisconsin
Dulles
Foreign Service
Sen. Case
R-S.d
INS
G.O.P
Knowland
Calif
R-Wis
Nowland
Sen. Capehart
Rind
Californian
Bus Driver Attacked After Late Night Ride Incident
Denver police report Leonard Miller a 34 year old bus driver says a passenger boarded at 4 a.m. struck him with a whisky bottle and fled. He believes the assault followed a 3 a.m. bus that had passed without stopping.
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Denver
Leonard Miller
Miller
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