Notice to Quit Blue Cross in Colorado Hospitals
June 1 Deaver Associated Hospitals of Colorado reported plans to cancel Blue Cross hospitalization contracts. Colorado Hospital Service president James Blair and superintendent J. M. Taliaferro discussed unresolved differences over rates. A new three plan contract may be offered and cancellations could take effect September 1 if no new arrangements are agreed.
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Associated Hospitals of Colorado
Notlo
Blue Cross
James RK. Biale
Colorado Hospital Service
Dr. Biair
J. M. Taliaferro
Children's Hospital
Denver
Taliaferro
Corley
Monte -Vista
Alamusa
Boulder
Longmont
St. Vrato
Leke
Blair
Blue Crows
Peliente Slike
Hine Cross
Jossea
American Woman Wounds Child After Alleged Motive
In New York a 30 year old woman Erma Rose Tom, an American married to Innes Tom of Chinese descent, fired a 42 caliber pistol at their four year old daughter Tay Tom while the child slept in a Harlem apartment, wounding her in the temple. Tom claimed jealousy and potential divorce as motives, and she was taken for mental observation. The father is a waiter. the couple, emigrants with Irish German roots, married seven years after meeting in a New York Chinese restaurant.
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New Tork
Jane
Daugh
Yallva
Wacoose Bue
Erma Rosenstiy Tayi
Relleri
Hoapital
Thu
Tay Tom
Theeapital
Trin
Udtgthor
Poliee
Hercourt
Benjamin Selmier
Innes Tom
3Elimier
Vernon C. Addick
Attis
Tomas
Cerman
Philadelphia
Tom
New York
Wanted man in Independence Kansas fraud case
Reece Dolvin reports a two year old man and others are sought by Tom Crosua, prosecuting attorney, on felony warrants for bogus checks and mortgage theft. Tillman, arrested Monday, confessed passing several bad checks in Lafunte Puello Fort Gollos. also claimed serving time in Texas. Authorities prepare charges and police found a $56 bank deposit book and checks in his possession. Milian and his wife arrived with a child and rented an apartment as a motel guest.
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Reece Dolvin
Tom Cros Ua
Independence
Kans
Faul Close
Yalles
Tillman
Lafunte
Puello
Fort Golllos
Tilman
Tmwuitywile
Kvovedfig
Clowes
Hie
Greeley National Bank
Milian
Anton
Tex
Lonk
Michael Lee Facing Ouster Hit By Commerce Dept
Washington reports the commerce department moved to discharge Michael Lee a longtime chief in the far eastern branch amid alleged royalty charges. Lee given five days to answer. Also implicated is Remington a $10,000 a year official who refused to quit and was before a grand jury in New York.
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Commerce Department
Lodny Baye
Michael Wi
Lee
Tee
Agatontal
Far Eastern
Department
Office of International Trade
OTT
Sawyer
Willem We Remington
Remington
New York
Prosecutions Begun For Roadside Dumping
County officials warn that persons dumping trash along county highways will be prosecuted. George Andersen says fines up to 100 dollars and civil damages may be imposed. Farmers and residents urged to report license numbers or descriptions and provide identification to help prosecute offenders.
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Andersen
Wheri l
Driver Dies In Highway Crash Near Yorkville
A fatal accident occurred when an auto transport collided with a grain truck parked on the highway three miles west of here. Victim Jane Smith, 21, of Yorkville, died at the scene. Investigating officers described the crash as the auto transport rear ending the stationary grain truck. The grain truck was owned by Frank Nelson of Draper Teal.
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Marwell
Neh
Jane
Orly B Smith
Yorkville
Grain
Here
Anid
Frank BR
Nelson
Draper Teal
Governor Withholds Cash from Colleges
Denver reports Governor Johnson said state colleges have resisted his economy drive and must cough up funds. He claims at least 100000 should come from state educational appropriation, with portions from the various Colorado schools. He also kept reserve funds blocked and warned he may cut the entire group if necessary to force repayment.
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Johueon
College Beade
Eny
Beneret Fund
Jubneon
Mow Man
Sla
A&m
Colorado Mines
Western States
Adame
Fort Lewis
Johnson
Yeaterday
Colorado
Western League Scores Report Card
Lipcain 5 Genger 3 Omahe 6 Wishla 5 Dan Moines 10 Calorads Spelogs Broux City 4 Pueblos Siour City 3 Pushlo 6O.
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Lipcain
Genger
Omahe
Wishla
Dan Moines
Calorads Spelogs
Senate probes move into textile strike action in Morristown
Senate labor committee investigators arrived at the American Hoka Corp facility as CID President Philip Murray accused National Guardsmen and Houston County deputies of provocative clashes with CIO Textile Workers of America picketers. The Mintel rayoo plant continues to strike.
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Morristown
Tenn
Senate
American Hoka Corporation
Senate Labor Committee
CID
Philip Murray
Naional
Houilon County
CIO Textile
Amartca Joes Anbt
Incal
Mintel
Walkout Turns Violentas National Guards Deployed
In support of higher wages and benefits the walkout escalated to violence last week, prompting the deployment of 450 national guardsmen on Monday. Curtis Johnson and William Dunstan were among those involved, while officials denied charges and prepared for federal investigation. Cor Gordon Drowning noted earlier the demonstrators were there to maintain order and were instructed to curb violence. Talks between the company and union were set to resume in Atlanta, as both sides stood separated by a 19 cent hour gap in negotiations.
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Benuta Labornvestigatore
Curtis Johnson
William MN
Dunstan
Hers Soo
Drig
Got. D. L. McReynolda
Willits
Shelf Robert Maudin
Willi
Fateral
Gordon
Gusr
Company
Valor
Atlanta
Union
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