American Medical Assoc Shuns Full Support for Health Plan
Chicago delegates at the American Medical Association session voiced strong opposition to the proposed 850 million federal state health program. They supported discussing the plan, noting its importance, while urging careful scrutiny of methods. The proposal aims to fund indigent care with a 50 50 state federal match and to create 500 rural hospitals and free hospital beds.
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Chicago Medical Society
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Ohio State Adds Fourth Family Buckeye Player
Following in line Columbus Ohio, Sept. 16. Mike Kabealo, Ohio State half back and co captain, is the fourth member of his family to play for the Buckeyes.
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Buckeyes
Tom Wolfe Died Without Finding Peace He Sought
New York September 16 Thomas Wolfe died at 37 in Baltimore leaving behind a life spent in search of peace and a voice that chronicled his inner agony. The piece details his Asheville roots, his bold genius, and the intimate scenes from friends who knew him.
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Funeral for Thomas Wolfe to be held at First Presbyterian
Thomas Wolfe, the 37 year old novelist, will be buried in Asheville. His funeral is set for Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church after his death in a Baltimore hospital yesterday. The body will arrive here tomorrow.
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Thomas Wolfe
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Wolfe
Baltimore
Seek Tax Alterations To Promote Profit Sharing Plans
Senator Hersing of Iowa says treasury experts and a Senate committee seek tax changes to encourage profit sharing in industry. A compensatory tax could exempt profit portions paid to employees from corporate income taxes. He notes current profits sharing boosts efficiency and reduces sabotage, but plans must include labor representation, fair capital return, and risk compensation. Hearings are planned for December 1 with Henry Ford and Alfred P. Sloan among those likely to be questioned. About 165 companies reportedly share profits with workers.
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Major League Leaders American and National League
Baseball statistics for the major leagues list leaders in batting runs and hits for both leagues with figures for Foxx Averill Heath Lombard Weintraub Ott Medwick McCormick and others. Pitching stats crown Ruffing Brown Lee and Klinger with win loss records and ERAs. The text ends with an unrelated sentence about the kea parrot of New Zealand.
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DiMaggio
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Lary
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Grove
Lombard
Cincinnati
Weintraub
Philadelphia
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Goodman
Medwick
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Gutteridge
Suhr
Pittsburgh
Hack
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Klinger
Rocky Mount and Charlotte Clash in Piedmont Playoff
In Charlotte on Sept 16 Rocky Mount and Charlotte face off in the Piedmont league Shaughnessy playoff series game two after a ten inning opener won 5-4 by the Hornets Beverly Ferrell opened the last frame with a triple and scored on a tag up Al Jarrett issued a walk to fill the bases before Ferrell crossed the plate If neither team reaches four wins the series returns to Rocky Mount for games three to five
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Beverly Ferrell
al Jarrett
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Early
Japan weighs stronger ties with Germany and Italy
Tokyo officials say the cabinet is considering closer moral bonds with Germany and Italy and Communist allies, but Japan is not likely to sign a military pact with Italy or Germany. The spokesman adds Japan would use military force to fulfill the anti Comintern pact if absolutely necessary, without specifying conditions.
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Foreign Office
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Japan
Van Mungo Next Season Salary Cut Rumor
Reports from Brooklyn claim Dodgers pitcher Van Mungo will have his 15000 salary cut to 4000 next year after an arm injury this season. A half ton load can be carried by a two humped camel.
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Placements Slump During Past Year
RALEIGH September 16 The State Employment Service reported a 22 percent drop in job placements for the last fiscal year totaling 81 053 positions Registrations rose 108 percent to 171 068 over the prior year The report also notes improvements in several areas compared with the five year record
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State Employment Service
Slayer Of Three Girls To Die At San Quentin
Albert Dyer, 33, condemned for the revolting deaths and alleged rape of three Los Angeles girls Madeline and Melba Everett aged 9 and 7 and Jeanette Stephens in an Inglewood yard, faced execution at 10 a m as juror Harby claimed influence to vote guilty and Governor Merriam weighed a last minute reprieve.
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Albert Dyer
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WPA
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Melba Everett
Jeanette Stephens
Inglewood
William Neeley
Lory Cuff
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Harold Harby
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Tennessee grid to host Sewanee Clemson and Auburn on Saturdays
Tennessee announces back to back games against Sewanee Clemson and Auburn on successive Saturdays after noon. The schedule lists venues and order of opponents as part of early fall football lineup.
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