Alabama Hospitals Program Expands Federal Aid Reach
WASHINGTON AP Alabama stands among top participants in a national hospital program that will total 2.26 billion dollars over the next 12 years. Alabama leads with Tuscaloosa area work, aided by Senator Lister Hill and former Senator Harold M. Ickes, and the program aims to construct hundreds of new hospitals as federal grants rise. Alabama has 13 completed or pending projects totaling about 10.07 million dollars, with more projects estimated at 11.76 million dollars awaiting approval. Dr. John W Cronin of the Federal Security Agency notes the nation is two decades behind on hospital needs, but a growing program should spark construction of thousands of hospitals in the near term. State shares are set so Alabama covers about a third of project costs while the federal government covers the rest. New York chose one-third local, two-thirds federal. Local and state approvals precede federal review, culminating with Surgeon General acceptance. The Alabama list includes Birmingham Carraway Methodist Hospital, Jefferson County Health Center, Crippled Children's Clinic, St. Vincent's Hospital, among others, with specified costs and shares.
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Ambassador to Denmark Faces Royal Backing Challenge
A detailed reminiscence notes Mrs Eugenie Anderson as United States ambassador to Denmark making her first audience with King Frederick IX. The piece mixes court ceremony with anecdotes on backing away from royalty, comparing practices in Britain and India and recalling historic gaffes and etiquette lessons.
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Agar Spends Holiday With Shirley and Susan
In Hollywood AP Christina and baby Linda Susan brought actor Joan Agar to Shirley Temple's home, the actor's ex wife. Agar spent time with his 22 month old daughter and gave her two French dolls and toys. Shirley Temple declined to discuss holiday plans, saying they would "not do much for Christmas" and would “try to make the best of it.”
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Reorganized Unit Reports Progress On Government Reform
Washington reports the General Services Administration led by Jess Larson released a progress update on Hoover Commission goals. The agency aims to cut costs, remove unneeded middlemen, and broaden small business participation. Steps include a unified purchase order form, a single naming system for supplies, and regional exchanges to streamline procurement. The report emphasizes tangible savings and efficiency gains from these reforms.
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Surprise guest Joan Benny on radio show stuns audience
Jack Benny hid his 15 year old daughter Joan during a radio appearance as a Girl Scout who sold him enemies, and Benny joked about her looks while noting she should be dressed better, surprising listeners.
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Government boosts small business with centralized buying plan
The report outlines a new central traffic agency aiding government offices to ship at lower costs and with better routes. Aimed at expansion, it will coordinate packaging and negotiate contracts. Forty thousand common items are bought under existing contracts. 4,000 items stocked in centers for on demand use. Ten regional GSA offices will assist sellers, and a simplified contract form will ease government purchasing.
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715 Displaced Persons Due in New Orleans aboard Gen. Sturgis
The International Refugee Organization announced that 715 displaced persons will arrive in New Orleans tomorrow aboard the transport Gen. Sturgis. Some travelers are bound for Venezuela and Chile, while others are headed to destinations in the United States.
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