Hospital Paradox and Overseas Aid Highlight 1940s Health Debate
A Corry Journal column discusses the hospital paradox where medical advances outpace finances and prepaid plans grow, noting 120 million covered and 22,089,719 hospitalised last year. It also surveys church-based overseas relief totals, with Catholics, Jews, and Protestants contributing billions, plus a call for a universal medical knowledge exchange inspired by the International Geophysical Year.
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American Hospital Association
Dolla
National Council of the Churches of Christ
S. A
Tarael
TV Highlights and Programs By Dinah Shore
Dinah Shore discusses the challenges of selecting TV songs that tell a story and suit performers. She notes the rush of hits due to television exposure, the need for meaningful lyrics, and the pressure of appearance. She warns against overexposure and stresses staying true to self.
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Opera
Juliet
Global Health Cooperation Seen Essential for Progress
A discussion notes that health information from WHO and research institutes exists but is not globally organized. A year of coordinated medical research could yield world health gains and boost international cooperation into new fields. The aim is to reduce time and effort spent on harmful projects by collaboration.
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WHO
Tugoes
Israel
U.S
M. Tarach
Area Lake Claims Victim
Meadville reports Conneaut Lake life claimed when 18 year old Darlene Nofs ker of New Castle drowned off Bayer Park Beach at 3 90 p m. She was among four aboard a speed boat operated by James Cuda of Pittsburgh. The body was recovered at 6 p m by the Meadville Rescue Squad. Police continue investigation.
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Meadville
Conneaut Lake
New Castle
Bayer Park Beach
Darlene Nofsker
James Cuda
Pittsburgh
Nofsker
Bonnie Heller
Nancy Foster
Alex Negg
James Haas
Fall Under Farm Machine Injures Area Boy
A 6-year-old Erie area farm boy, Lawrence Gaines, fell from a tractor and under a 1,000-pound disc on his parents farm yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to Hamat Hospital at 2:50 p.m. with a fractured pelvis, possible internal injuries, and facial lacerations. He is the son of Adrian Gimes, R. D. 7, Brie.
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Erie
Erie Area
Lawrence Gaines
FR. D. 7
Hamat
Adrian Gimes
R. D
Brie
Kane Abandons Community Chest Fund Drives
Kane community chest directors voted to discontinue the annual drive due to apathy and a 60 percent collection of the $30 000 goal. Seven agencies plan emergency drives to continue operations, starting with the YM and YWCA seeking about $8 000, while five others may join if the first succeeds.
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KANE
Kane Commuunity Chest
Community Chest
Agen
Corry News Roundup Highlights Crime and Local Ups
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls a 1938 court ruling sentencing a man to die in the electric chair for kidnapping a five year old. Clifton M. Howard is named president of the Corry Hospital Association board after a reorganized stockholders meeting. Montgomery Ward postpones the bicycle parade to June 24 due to delays. Crowds praised the Ringling Brothers Circus in Erie. Marion G. Austin is reappointed vice-chairman of the Republican Committee. Merlen Thomson, 8, of Clymer is hospitalized with serious head injuries after a bus stop collision.
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Clifton M. Howard
Corry Hospital
Corry Hospital Association
Marion G. Austin of
Corry
Republican County Committee
Samuel Roberts
Erie Times
Merlen Thomson
Neil Thompson
Clymer
Chest Organization Abandons Members Amid Fund Drive Plan
An article notes that ties players who were not Chest members leave the Chest. The abandonment is expected to trigger monthly fund drives locally due to added expenses and inconvenience.
Bulls and bears debate stock market bottom as prices rise
Stock prices have climbed since mid May despite weak first quarter earnings and rising bears. Bulls argue profits will rebound and dividends resume, while bears warn much data is temporary and inflation and unemployment loom. Investment funds and pension inflows support prices, leaving the market to future verdicts.
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New York
Islamp
Ing
Beay's
Bears
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