Three Hospital Trustees Should Be Removed
A letter argues that Eden hospital trustees Dr. Julius Levine Dr. Milton Ream and A G Jackson should be voted out for backing a flawed anesthesiologist contract. It claims the agreement overbenefits Dr. Thornburg while underpaying hospital needs and questions legality under California community property law, urging a new board to renegotiate.
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Julius Levine
Milton Ream
A. G. Jackson
Stone Eden Hospital
Dr. Coate
Dr. Thornburg
Dr. Thornburgeen
California
Thornburg
Equity
Board of
Wastees
Ream
Jackson
Loyalty Oaths Sparking Uproar Across Nations
The piece notes rising protests by the American Civil Liberties Union and others against loyalty oaths for groups from veterans to teachers, amid a UN handbook urging employees to place UN loyalty above national ties. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. cautions it is a mistake and vows action. The author questions why defenders of American liberty stay silent.
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American Civil Liberties Union
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Benson Victory and Butter Purchases Stir Policy Debate
The article notes Brownell pressing for expanded Justice staff to handle loyalty and security cases amid pressure from Senator Jenner and Senator Johnston over prosecutorial actions. It reports Benson winning a halt on Europe bound butter purchases by the Army, a clash with Dulles over surplus use, and White House-backed defense stance. Also mentions West Germany exporting to Red China, with Bonn officials pushing Communist trade.
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Enaite
Internal Security
William Jenner
R. Ind
Justice Department
Hance
Olin Johnston
8.C
Civil Service Committee
Brownell
Benson
Europe
Quartermaster Corps
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Agriculture
Renson
Dulles
U.S
Wilson
White House
West Germany
China
Germap
Bonn
Hamburg
Hans-Cristoph Seebohm
Adenauer
Wilhelm Kaisen
Bremen
Dixon Yates contract backfire on Kefauver Langer allies
Washington column reports that charges against Dixon Yates and Middle South Utilities over the TVA power plan were undermined by SEC and Federal Power Commission findings. Stietenroth’s allegations were dismissed, but Kefauver and Langer push for investigation while campaign advocates frame the issue as a TVA giveaway.
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Washington
Dixon-Yates
Abc-Tva
Capitol Hill
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
William H. Langer
North Dakota
7. D. Stietenroth
Mississippi Power and Light Company
Wal Street
Kefauver
Langer
Langer -Kefauver
Senate
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Stietenrath
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ralph H. Demmler
Power Company
SEC
Andrew Barr
Jackson
Miss
Langer - Kefauver
Barr
Federal Power Commission
Stietenroth
New York
Tate
FPC
TVA
Stieterroth
AEC
Sec-Fpc
White House
Republican Nations Committee
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
GOP
Wool and animal products shape everyday life and trade
Ranger-Naturalist Eugene Burns notes animals supply much more than food. Wool, hides, pelts, silk, parchment, brushes, oils, dyes, and even bone black and pigments arise from animal sources, influencing clothing, tools, cosmetics, and industry worldwide.
Russell City readers demand Kennon back as leader
From Our Readers Editor reflects citizen anger over hiring a monthly lawyer by the Russell City community service district board. Leona Alves and Carolyn Martinez defend Robert Kennon for his past work on boundaries and sewer projects, alleging the board wastes funds and mismanages debt while voters insist Kennon be rehired and guide the community.
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Daily Reviews
Russell City
Robert Kennon
Long Way
Kennon
Mr. Kennon
Leona Alves
Tunity Touadd
Robert
Russell CW Fieople
Oing
Community Service District Board
Rt. Ke
Carolyn Martinez
Knight outlines California water plans and Valley project stance
Governor Knight rejects buying the Central Valley project with state funds, backs federal Trinity River to Sacramento River transfer with power revenues offsetting dam costs, and supports protecting county water rights. He notes Feather River needs financing and warns joint funding could strain bonds, while signaling legislative room for action in January.
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Sacramento
CNS
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Central Valley
Feather River
Trinity San Luis
Sacramento River
San Joaquin Valley
Knight
Trinity
Law In Action On Wills Trusts And Changing Circumstances
The column explains how properly drawn wills and trusts ensure wishes are carried out and creditors’ interests are protected. It notes that many wealthy individuals use trusts for charitable and family purposes and urges regular will updates to reflect life changes from marriage to war-time gains.
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State Bar of California
BarrymoreNever Seen Self on Screen Says She Never Sees Stage
Ethel Barrymore has long been a film star yet has never viewed herself on screen. A friend urged her to attend a premiere, but she dismissed the idea noting she has never watched herself on the stage either.
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Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
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