Budget Clinic Sparks Medical Row in Milwaukee
Milwaukee doctors clash as the Milwallen Medical Center budget clinic faces ousters from the county medical society. Three founders A L Curtin J R Rueth and H C Dallwig are ousted for advertising and soliciting business. The clinic offers $1 per month for a single person $2 for a couple and $3 4 for a family with home visits included and exams screening out those needing immediate surgery.
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Milwaukee County Medical Society
Wisconsin Medical Society
American Medical Association
A. L. Curtin
H.C. Dallwig
Society
Why Fat Persons Eat More Says Skin Temperature Clue
Pittsburgh April 28 United Press reports that researchers Booth and Strang of Western Pennsylvania Hospital link body fattening to eating habits. They say satiety depends on skin temperature rise speed, noting obese subjects reach fullness slower than thinner people in temperature controlled experiments.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Archives of Internal Medicine
George Booth
James J. Strang
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Elk County voters weigh 50000 bond for courthouse addition
It is expected that over 60 percent of Elk county voters will go to the polls in the primary to register preference. The key issue is the proposed 50 000 bond for a courthouse addition, which would be matched with federal funds if approved.
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Ridgwa
Elk County
Court House
Thompson's Barosma Tablets Promote Kidney Health
Don’t suffer from backache and headaches. Thompson’s Barosma Tablets are promoted as a medicine that cleanses the kidneys and gently stimulates the bowels liver and stomach. Begin taking Barosma Tablets today and feel better. available at drug stores.
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Thompson
Assembly Session May Extend Into June In Harrisburg
Governor Earle seeks harmony to cut political haggling as a 7 subject call for a lengthy session prompts expectations the 19th extraordinary assembly will stretch into June. Debate centers on unemployment relief and constitutional amendment proposals, with bipartisan opposition and budget figures fueling controversy.
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Earle
Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Barre
Committee On
General Assembly
Elimington
Harmony” Committee
Warle
Barle
Elizabeth Heath Dies After Short Illness at 82
Mrs Elizabeth Heath widow of DeYoung Heath aged 82 died at her home 1201 North Center street Monday afternoon after a three day illness six weeks after her husband's death She was born in Mansfield Pennsylvania and moved to Corry at age ten She is survived by a granddaughter Mrs George Mulderick and several nieces Funeral services will be held at her home Thursday at 2 20 PM with interment in Pine Grove cemetery
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Elizabeth Heath
DeYoung Heath
North Center Street
Heath
Mansfield
W. W
Aurelia Follett
Corry
George Mulderick
Pine Grove Cemetery
Fatalities 10 Workers Show Slight Decline
Harrisburg reports show 111 fatal and 8118 non fatal accidents received by the state labor and industry department for the month, a 2.2 percent drop from February but a 9 increase from March 1935. The decline stems largely from a 9.8 percent drop in anthracite mining accidents.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Labor and Industry Department
Pennsylvania
Department
Call Important Meet of Cemetery Group Call Important Meet of Cemetery Group
An Important meeting of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association will be held at Bracken-Keating Funeral parlors Monday evening May at 8 o'clock to elect fifteen directors and transact other matters. All members urged to attend.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Bracken-Keating
Big County Dem Club to Meet in Erie May Day
The Democratic Progressive club of Erie County announces four social and business meetings to be held Friday evening May 1 at 261 Maple Street Erie. A magician show by Albert J. Cusky assisted by Michael Camnarino opens the program. Gusky’s act follows praise for his engaging tricks. Norbert Fitzgerald speaks on liberal social equality laws while James P Rossiter discusses conditions affecting a free press. The club, with 687 members, shows broad Erie County representation.
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Democratic Progressive Club
Erie County
Maple Street
Erie
Albert J. Cusky
Michael Camnarino
Gusky
Norbert Fitzgerald
James P Rossiter
Eyle
Lawspaper
Progressive Clb
Delegates of State Auto Clubs Meet in May
Reading, Pa April 28 more than 125000 motorists will be represented by nearly 600 delegates at the 30th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Automobile Clubs to be held at Reading May 14 and 15. Thomas P Henry Detroit president of the American Automobile Association and Russell Singer Washington secretary general of the AAA will be guest speakers. Others on the program include State Secretary of Highways Warren Van Dyke Burton W Marsh Washington safety director of the national organization and Willard Chevalier New York a nation wide safety leader. Entertainment plans are being made by John Giles president of the Reading automobile club branch.
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United Press
Reading
Pennsylvania Federation of Automobile Clubs
Thomas. P. Henry
Detroit
American Automobile Association
Russell Singer
Washington
AAA
S. Boward Gable
Lancaster
Richard B. Maxwell
Harrisburg
Warren van Dyke
Burton W. Marsh
National Organization
Willard Chevalier
New York
John §. Giles
Reading Automobile Club
Governor orders inquiry into coal royalty rate
GARRISBUR, April 28. Governor Warle has ordered an investigation into reports that the new state levy of 10 percent on the value of coal dredged from commonwealth streams is cancelatory and will yield less than the cost of collections. The rate was set recently by the Department of Property and Supplies after the governor demanded a reasonable fee for removal of sand gravel and coal from state waters. The inquiry follows a conference with a delegation from the River Coal Association of Pennsylvania, led by president Harry A. Coryell of Selinsgrove.
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Garrisbur
Warle
Department of Property and Supplies
Barle
River Coal Association of Pennsylvania
Harry A. Coryell
Selinsgrove
Keystone plans for state in national anniversaries
Harrisburg April 28 The Pennsylvania Historical Commission and state historical groups are drafting plans for the 150th anniversary of the Federal Constitution and the 300th anniversary of Pennsylvania's birth. Miss M Atherton Leach and Paul W Gates outlined national events while Maj Frank W Melvin chaired the meeting with the State Federation of Historical Societies observing.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone
State Federaion of Historical Societies
Maj
Frank W. Melvin
Philadelphia
M. Atherton Leach
Paul W. Gates
Lewisburg
United States
Colors of Honey From Various Flowers
Colors of honey vary with the nectar source. Yellow star thistle yields yellowish green honey while white wheat yields a pale honey. Red tones come from certain trees and purple blossoms produce light honey.
West Main Street Graveling Project Begins
The State Highway Department launched work on the West Main Street stretch from Aero Supply Corp plant to beyond St Thomas cemetery. The road will be graded gravelled and drained to improve year around access to the cemetery. Three trucks and two crews are on the job, with plans to extend westward to connect with Fifth Avenue and the city line.
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State Highway Department
West Man Street
Aero Supply Corporation
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Seek Law Regulating Group Medical Services
Harrisburg April 28 The State Insurance Commissioner Owen B Hunt will seek a new Pennsylvania law at the next General Assembly session to regulate group medical services. He is gathering data from medical groups and preparing a bill to ensure such organizations are financially able to meet obligations.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Sominiia
Owen B. Hunt
Hunt
Hust
Road repairs progress on busy thoroughfare
After months of packed condition the improvement program resumes work along the main thoroughfare 25. The effort aims to ease congestion for property owners and motorists as crews advance the project with renewed speed and planning.
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Mich
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