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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1954

Page

6

Iowa Hospitals Debate Specialist Payments and Law

Iowa hospital officials and the Iowa Hospital Association oppose alternative payment methods for medical specialists amid an attorney general ruling on hospital specialist relations. Hospital authorities seek assured services and revenue, while insurers favor hospital-billed expenses. Legal clarity or legislative change may resolve the dispute, with a Chicago conference a potential interim step. Also, Monnet resigns to pursue European unity, risking a setback to the Steel Community and the broader United States of Europe project.

UITE Hoegh Iowa Hospital Association Iowa Chicago General Assembly Monnet United States of Europe

Unclear Termination of Jean Monnet Leadership

The piece discusses the resignation of Elder Statesman Jean Monnet as president of the European Coal and Steel Community and the uncertain consequences for unity within Europe. It weighs political maneuvering and potential shifts in European integration dynamics.

Jean Monnet The European Coal

Vision Pays Off at Willys Motors In Toledo

A United Auto Workers local in Toledo reported that a April wage concession by 3,200 of 7,000 Willys Motors employees to hourly pay boosted plant efficiency and produced a $323,000 windfall. Workers receive $60 to $70 each, a 5.5 cent raise for hours from April 15 to Oct 31, plus future shared funds for Dec and for research. The move signals improved labor management relations and aims to reduce strikes.

United Auto Workers Toledo Willys Motors, Inc Tom Gray Willys CIO Union Gray

Women Whodunit Authors Too Sharp

A columnist muses on mystery fiction, noting readers recall authors more than titles. He jokes that women writers rely on intuition and unseen clues, preferring male detectives who base deductions on tangible facts like blood on an ax. Copyright 1954 King Features Syndicate.

Herbert Hoover Barney Baruch Mr. Hoover Mr. Baruch King Features Syndicate, Inc

Railway and Light plans $500000 upgrades in near future

The Iowa Railway and Light Company notified Cedar Rapids officials of a 500000 dollar investment for soon. Plans include a passenger terminal extension to meet Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern tracks a freight terminal and possibly a new bridge over the river.

The Iowa Railway and Light Company Waterloo, Cedar Falls and Northern Railway

Queen Mother Wins Over Blase Washington in Royal Tour

Britons Queen Elizabeth charms Washington with a warm approach at the Press Club reception. Her hour-long meeting produced fawning photos and light banter as she toured with Mamie Eisenhower. Backstage, a possible Taft-Hartley act revision is hinted as Congress plans split labor and education panels.

Washington New York Chesapeake Congress Statler Presidential Queen Elizabeth Eisenhower Ike Martin Durkin New House Education and Labor Committee Graham Barden North Carolina Barden Gus Kelley D-Pa Carroll Kearns Pennsylvania Kearns Marilyn Monroe Queen Mother

Dixon Yates contract rouses TVA foes amid expansion doubts

AP reports a Republican administration backed plan to meet Memphis area power needs by private capital after Congress refused funding for a new TVA plant. The Dixon Yates deal, tied to E. H. Dixon and E. A. Yates of Southern Co., sparked a partisan clash in Congress, the AEC, and TVA over private versus federal power expansion.

Washington TVA Congress Eisenhower Federal Power Commission Atomic Energy Commission E. H. Dixon E. A. Yates AEC Memphis, Tenn Fulton Tenn Memphis Budget Bureau Joseph Dodge Yates Southern Co

Live Over the Top of Things and Dixon Yates Power Play

The piece ties a self help ethic on joy to a political expose about the Dixon Yates plan with the AEC. It details a proposed 600 000 kilowatt plant at West Memphis Arkansas and 107 million dollar investment with 20 year extension options. The contract faced Democratic opposition and was revised to cap profits at 600 000 annually and allow government take over under certain conditions. The deal awaits Senate House atomic energy committee action with Eisenhower urging speed.

Yates AEC Willin Dixon Middle South Utilities West Memphis Ark TVA Memphis Atomic Energy Paducah Oak Ridge Dixon-Yates Fulbright and McClellan Arkansas Dixon-Yates Group Dixon-Yates Power TVA Power Gordon Clapp Congress Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee Eisenhower

Time to bed for grade schoolers sparks opinions

Readers from Arthur Polk St. Paul and Jackson share bedtimes. They propose nine o clock for younger grades eight thirty for older students with variations for weekends and school demands.

Peter Vander Meulen Twenty-seventh Street Arthur Kindergarden Hartzel McAtee Vernol Street NW St. Pat’s David Meyers Fourteenth Avenue SE McKinley David Gary Watson Fifth Avenue SE Jackson

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America Harry Boyd Whazit Whozit Whatchacallem Taj Mahal Boyd From the Gazette Interurban Company F. A. Canfield Linn County W. R. Dutton Gazette Office Cedar Rapids Ely Marion Moore E. R. Moore American Trust and Savings Bank Friends Denecke’s Drew Pearson Britain England New Labor Committee Her Majesty Mamie Eisenhower Library of Congress Don Whitehead By Norman Vincent Peale Pease Bob Mecniel C Avenue NE Polk Gary Peter Bob Bartzel
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