Blue Cross grows as democratic hospital plan support rises
The article notes Blue Cross enrollment rising nationwide with more than 3,800,000 members in 1947 and 1,200,000 in California, aided by cooperation among hospitals and employers. It argues the system provides non profit hospital service and protects about a quarter to a half of the population, contrasting it with socialized medicine and praising democratic pathways.
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Wwe Cross
Blue Cross
Glue Cross
California
White Cross
Local families recount cross country trips and Kiwanis convention
A collage of letters and notes describes Ridaid San Eorande Swe Mrs J Westerlund and family touring the Midwest and West, visiting Nebraska Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois Iowa South Dakota Wyoming and Yellowstone before Lake Tahoe. Bud Sturgess and Charles Sturgess families returned from an East Coast Kiwanis convention in Atlantic City and New York, traveling by plane to Detroit and Canada, totaling about 4900 miles. Dan Willis and Fred Schumacher families enjoy a monthlong Northwest road trip while Joe Mit and Joe Hares visit Clear Lake, with others vacationing near Placer and Oklahoma.
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J. Westerlund
Sonja
Westerlund
Boyd
Bud" Sturwe
Aes
Charles R S
Pasco Largavista
Atlantic City
Sturgess
Kiwanis
Chily
San Lorenzo Village
Delouitle
DG weVin Linds
Paseo Fi Grande
Portland
Ove
Mii Aml
Fred Schumacher
Carole
Grint Meuyenue
Broadening Five Per Cent Inquiries To Include Ex Officials
Washington reports Senate investigators may widen the five per centers inquiry to probe ex-government officials now serving private interests before former agencies. Senator Russell Long notes staff are chasing new leads in the influence industry as two Army major generals are suspended. He cites officials who formerly worked for the Civil Aeronautics Board the Federal Communications Commission and the Internal Revenue Service offering government knowledge to private clients. Long questions if such practices are in the public interest despite possible honesty.
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Wasiington
Senate
Army
Russell Bo Long
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Communications Comission
Internal Revenue Bureau
Long
Publc
Alcoholism Topic for Women’s Viewpoint in San Francisco
The weekly meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous in San Francisco will focus on alcoholism from the women’s viewpoint. The session begins Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Templar Commander on Sutter Street, with contact at 2136.
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S.F
San Francisco
U.P
Nyily
Templar
Sutter Street
San Franc
Ten Years Ago in Castro Valley Sanitary District wins
The Daily Review recalls Hayward area history with ten year election results for a sanitary district showing a 6 vote margin in favor and five new district trustees elected. City projects include resurfacing Memorial Park tennis courts and a Hayward fault warning. Other notes cover Rotary talks, pigeon flights, Eastern Star events, and local clubs.
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The
Daily Review
Castro Valley
Tayet
Inaayor
E.H. Lum
Jack Perry
Edwin Ws Hill
G. A. Reimers
J. E B. Elrod
John A. Mancini
Memorial Park
Steel Fact Finding to Start Soon in New York
A three member steel fact finding board will open its inquiry into the wage and pension dispute between the steel industry and the United Steelworkers union in New York on July 28. The nonbinding recommendations may influence a potential four percent wage increase. Board chair Carroll Daugherty announced a preliminary meeting on June 26 with hearings beginning two days later, aiming to conclude within about 45 days. The panel includes David L. Cole and Samuel Rosenman, with origins at the White House talks. The industry and union had agreed to a 60 day frame, allowing time to bargain after recommendations. In a separate note, a dairy note states every ton of milk sent to market contains 4 to 18 pounds of minerals, lime and phosphite accounting for most of the content.
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Dent ‘Human's Steel Fact-Finding Board
New York
CLO Steelworkers Union
Carroll Daugherty
Daugherty
White House
John R. Steelman
Steelman
David L. Cole
Paterson
N. J
Samuel Rosenman
Roosevelt
Truman
Contagious Diseases Data for Alameda County
Recorded weekly and yearly totals reported by James C. Matcalm MD health officer show tuberculosis 103 cases year to date with San Leandro and other areas, German measles 69, influenzas 368, measles 5, meningitis 4, mumps 8 in San Leandro and other areas, pneumonia 9, poliomyelitis 4, scarlet fever 27, gonorrhea 42 and syphilis 4B.
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Alameda County
James C. Matcalm
Alaimeda County
Hayward
San Beancho I
San Leandro
Lobar
Tennyson Scouts See Movies at Camp
Tennyson Scouts Troop 11 held a regular meeting last week to view colored films from the Boy Scout Diamond-O camp. William Bowman arranged the movies with Thomas T. Titus and ward V. Kangits organizing and presenting. Footage covered pioneering, cooking, washing dishes, medical checks, swimming, Indian pow wow, and Scouts field day. Plans were made to form a Dad's club to involve fathers in Scout work in the Tennyson district.
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William Bowman
Alaneda -Area
Thomas. T. Titus
Ward V. Kangits
Carle Family Roots Run Deep in Kingston Area
In Kingston residents recall the Carle family as long-time locals dating back 119 years. The first Carle settlers established a home in a specific neighborhood and descendants still reside there today.
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Kingston
U.A
Carle
Firs
Carla Atteel
Sorensen Returns From Belle to Pick Cadillac Coach
Albert F Sorensen came back last Friday from Belle Fountain Ohio with a new Cadillac Miller Built Landean funeral coach for Sorensen Brothers funeral directors 1140 B Street. On the trip he visited points of interest including the railroad fair in Chicago the Shia caves the Castle of Corn at Mitchell South Dakota Yellowstone National Park and Grand Coulee Dam.
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Belle
Fovntaine
Ohio
Landean
Sorenson Brothers
Chicago
Shia Caves
Mitchell
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Honnele Dam
Hidden aged whisky dreams and illegal patents
A survey of past quick aging schemes for whisky, from Tokyo scientists to US inventors, shows many patents since 1857 for speeding aging with electricity heat light and other methods. Distillers note barrels must age once legally, making repeat uses impossible.
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Leslie A. Chambers
Philadelphia
Edward W., Smith
Melross
Mass
Robert Hays van, Sant
Washington, D. C
Lucius Freaman Littie
Owensboro
Arthur BH. Caywood
Denver
President to Act In S P Dispute
Washington reports President Truman will act within days to head off a planned strike that could shut Southern Pacific railroad. An appoint ment of a fact finding board is expected to delay any work stoppage, addressing a dispute over reinstating dismissed trainmen under California’s former full crew law. Clear Lake is noted as California's largest inland water body.
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Truman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
California
Clear Lake
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