Annual Meeting Debates State Role in Personal Medical Care
Atlantic City June 7 The American Medical Association opened its annual meeting with a debate on state involvement in personal medical care. President Heyd warned that government control could undermine free medicine and medical schools. The AMA backed federal health oversight but opposed tying it to welfare. The Bureau of Medical Economics criticized hospital insurance schemes as overexpanded and suggested deferred payments for the truly needy. The rural programs were faulted for valuing payment methods over care quality.
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American Medical Association
Charles Gordon Heyd
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House of Delegates
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Department of Health
Department of Social Welfare
Bureau of Medial Economics
Rural Settlement Administration
Mysterious Office Romance at Sullivan & Knight
Marcia Madden visits the Sullivan & Knight office to see Sandy Knight amid tensions of career and love. She faces pressure from Abel and Sandy about marriage, work, and loyalty, while friends encourage balance between ambition and romance.
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Typecraft
Sullivan & Knight, Inc
Sandy
Old Abel
Sullivan & Knight
Ink
Jan
Jto
Mareta
Abe
Thornton
Jon
Emhaye
Knight
Eilen
Helen
Ellen
Fear, War Clouds and President's Plans Dominate Opinion
A wartime column warns of looming conflict fueled by Hitler and Mussolini, urging Americans to avoid war while praising British resilience. It also lauds the Grafton park repair plan and criticizes President Roosevelt for pursuing too many grand ideas without steady implementation, calling for more practical effort.
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Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Great Britain
The Great Thinker Uper Ten Thousand Ideas
A Morgantown Post excerpt reflects on the difference between ideas and action. It discusses individuals who generate plans for others but often lack execution. The piece notes a flood of suggestions that rarely lead to results.
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Morgantown Post
James Thomson
Power And Flood Control Clash In Roosevelt Plan
A Wheeling Intelligencer editorial argues flood control must include dams levees storage reservoirs reforestation and farm practice. It condemns tying flood control to hydroelectric power and warns of wasteful public operation and high costs under TVA-like plans. The piece contrasts private coal powered plants with government programs and cites Kellogg of the Edison Electric Institute on power costs.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Norris
Intelligencer
Tennessee Valley
GC. W. Kellogg
Edison Electric Institute
TVA
Tennessee
Kellog
Union Rally Sparks Clash at Canton Plant Front
Union leaders claim victory amid a Canton clash where pickets fought six men wading a creek to reach a Republic Steel plant. Police said about 100 shots were fired with one man wounded. Murray rallied 5,000 strikers and sympathizers vowing to win collective bargaining.
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Baye
Great Lakes
Canton
John McDonald
Republic
McDonald
Bills Murray
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate foes resist compromise on relief bill and court change
Senate opponents vow no report and mobilize against any capitulation. The minority signals next week’s possible action after the relief measure, while critics deride the Roosevelt proposal as a power grab to alter the form of government. Senator McCarran says adding one or two justices would be face saving and accuses unknown authors of drafting the bill.
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Summers County Memorial Building set for late summer completion
H E Dowling, construction engineer for the Summers County Memorial building in Hinton, said the structure should be finished in late August or early September. The auditorium will seat 1 000 persons.
Electricity Kills Glen Ferris Worker in Furnace Room
James Mooney a 27 year old furnace operator died when electricity struck him at a Glen Ferris plant. His widow and infant son survive. The incident was reported from W Va on June 7.
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W. Va
James Mooney
UMVA PARLEY DISCUSSES COUNTY REPRESENTATION
UMVA PARLEY details counties represented and upcoming board action. No progress noted on finishing State route 119. Visitors toured the dam, escorted by West Virginia Transportation Company staff. Postmaster James R. Murphy hosted with Taylor County Board of Trade members. Naval Night reports Mussolini and Von Blomberg reviewing combat, Italy’s aid to Franco. Miss Emma Lewis, 94, oldest Littleton resident, dies. naval services held.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Republic and
Sheet & Tube
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Canton
Tom L. Girdler
Republic Board
Republic
Ohio
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Minnesota Farmer-Laborite
W.O. 2
Elmer Benson
Minnesota
Farmer-Labon
Steel Trust
Bernard
At &Relly
John L. Lewis
UMVA
Simpson
Taylor
Morgantown
Monogalia
West Virginia Transportation Company
Terrell
James R. Murphy
Taylor County Board of Trade Roads Committee
R. M. Parrish
W. O. Bolin
John Edwards, Jr
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Francisco Franco
Spain
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Germany
Italy
Steel Curtain
Littleton
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Emma Lewis
Mussolini Signals Fleet Action If Spanish Waters Provoke
In Rome sources close to the Lia government Mussolini's reply to British proposals on Spanish neutrality reserved Italy's right to use her fleet for independent action if Italian warships were attacked in Spanish waters. Consultation among international patrol vessel commanders would be accepted in principle if it did not prevent reprisals.
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Mussolini
Italy
CORA WOODS AND DAWSON FACE JAIL TRIAL FOR UNLAWFUL COHABITATION
In a jail office disturbance, CORA WOODS sought a bondsman by using a telephone after an earlier failed bid for freedom. Both WOODS and DAWSON declined to plead guilty to unlawful cohabitation when arraigned before Mayor E Otto Waugh, with trial set for 3 p m today as arresting officers prepare to give evidence.
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Cora
Withers
Grasshoppers End Lives By Gluttonous Habits
Oklahoma CIPY June 7 reports grasshoppers in the area killed by their own feeding on army worms. A. T. Burge notes thousands of grasshoppers, attracted by worms as prey, died after consuming the pests, illustrating pathogen-like self-destruction in an outbreak.
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Oklahoma
CIPY
A. T. Burge
Royal Typewrite Agency Offers Service Promise
Royal Typewrite Agency markets standard and portable machines and promises service for U S purchases. It warns buyers who purchase elsewhere to expect independent servicing. Contact Clyde S. Hore Co located at 313 Adams Street Fairmont Phone 480.
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