Truman AMA clash over health policy and Europe mission
Dec. 0– in Shinglon, Truman administration moves to send a bureau mission to Europe to study national health plans as AMA opposes President’s “socialized medicine” aims. Oscar E. Jewning aids plan while AMA officials call for stronger push against compulsory health inquiries and broader reforms.
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Shinglon
Troné
American Medical Association
Truman
J . Ie
Ie’ Association
Europe
Inxjover
AMA
Irons
Federal
Oscar E. Jewning
England
Kaping
Tollec
Oil supply debate at interstate conference
Oklahoma official says four year oil reserve may be tapped with proper recovery methods. Texas governor Allen Shivers urges federal help to recover central and southern reserves as discussion prompts advisory recovery committee formation. Governors from twenty oil states plan three day Southern Congress meeting.
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Calbert Hl
Sweeney
Oklahoma
Oklas
Coionet Commission
Tha
Shivers
Weeney
United States
Raymond
Hamilton
Departiment
Puishe
Texagd
Central
Uneland
Congrestige
Biloxie
Miss
John W. Borner
Montana
Earl K. Cony
Louisiana
Georgia
Mount Vernon Doctor Dr Hall Voted Outstanding GP of Year
Dr Andy Hall of Mount Vernon Illinois named outstanding general practitioner of the year by the AMA. A near 60 year practitioner and antiwar veteran, Hall will be 85 next January and has fathered three doctor sons.
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Waghinton
Andy Hall
Mount Vernon
Ill
Mpridon, Medical Agsociajon
Hall
Hhe Ama House of Delegates
Shaman
Ward Rhine
Thorn In
Ark
AMA
State Medical
Lyle ‘Bunny
Spearfield
Hull
Northwestern University Medical School
AMA Gard
United Nations Information Resolution Angers Britain
A disjointed report notes the U N General Assembly passed measures aimed at information policy, provoking British ire over perceived interference in colonial matters. It highlights Hector McNeil, British minister, and debate over imperial sovereignty and responses from the British government to international pressure. There is mention of reactions in Britain and the United States’ stance on colonial issues.
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Vie
United Nations
Huworte
Watt Seliguverrmng Penplet, “the Option Came On the Heels of P Bt Geclaratiog Iy
Hector McNeil
Hak
Edundey
Love Teaverbrool
Loaalan Sinny Express
USN
Arave
Pregoss
Uae
Aye
Ant Eeserterdt
Vie Pewce Organization
Theawever
Pty
Mauiney
Gore
Wwe
Reyes
Thas Perm
Colunies
Anipvica Sciences
Inore Tevie
Jena
Gowther
Thorant Fu Wee
Ami Elses
Route denial blocks Midcontinent to New York via Springfield
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Board refused Midcontinent Airlines authority to operate an alternate Kansas City to New Orleans route via Springfield Missouri Little Rock Texarkana Shreveport and Dorado Arkansas. The board said the plan would compete with Midcontinent's original Kansas City New Orleans route and with Delta Eastern Chicag o and Southern Airways, offering limited traffic potential and weakening Midcontinent while increasing reliance on government aid.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mid - Tinent Airlines Inc. Cor Authority
Kansas City
New Y= loins
Springfield
Little Rock
Dorada, Ark
Texarkana
Texas
Shreveport
Isas City
New Orleans
Delta
Eastern
Chicari
Aminos
Aigmatt
Morreo
Alexandria
Fort Worth
Black's Case Appealed to U S Court in Arkansas
Thomas Black who killed nurse Betty Jane McCulloh in a 1948 nightclub slaying seeks Supreme Court review. Attorney W H L Glover said a petition for certiorari will be filed by December 20.
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Little Rock
Unie Stes Supreme Court
Ense
Thomas Black
Lille Hacktmuchanie
W. HL. Glover
Stlonney
Black
Dee
Betty Jane McCul
Glover
Wey Patel
Searcy Sheriff Still in Bad Condition
Unclear text reports Searcy County Sheriff Boyle in dangerous health after an unspecified incident. Fragment mentions Lilthy Mack and a medical exchange or transfer at a Marshall. details are unreadable.
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Searcy
Lilthy Mack
Boney County
Boyle
Miurshall
Fragmentary foreign policy note on British interests and U S ties
A garbled excerpt hints Ciardian addressing President Tr yoin and urging a stance on British policy. The passage implies British cipher activity and American agency cooperation, with caution against exposing British interests.
Memorial Services Planned for Oklahoma Students
Memorial services will be held at the University of Oklahoma for students who died in a dormitory fire. Fourteen students are listed as missing or injured. victims include Price Starks 20 of Oklahoma City and Maurice Anew 20 from Clinton. Remaining victims remain hospitalized as relief aid continues.
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Newman
Okla
Dee
University of Oklahoma
Gatueny
Chivargs Training Corps
HOTC
Price Starks
Oklahom City
Sanmmy-Lakue
Clinton
Maurice Anew
Killietewacth Conn
Sishy
CAB seeks to open new air routes across six states
Washington and Dae iP report the Civil Aeronautics Board began studying a Fayetteville Arkansas company’s petition to operate feeder air routes across Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Tennessee Mississippi and Texas. South Central Air Transport seeks authority to serve passenger freight and mail with coordinated services and stops at Fayetteville Fort Smith Poteau McAlester Harrison Batesville Blytheville and other cities, totaling multiple routes and distances.
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Washington
Dae
Civil Aeronautics Hawd
Fayetteville Ark
South Central Ai Transport. Ing
CAB For
la ‘Ser
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Missigsippi
Texas
Grtn
Giles Air
South Central Air Transport
Imai
Inlowbroylass
Lisa
Memphis
Siloam Springs
Payettevilte
Poet Smith
Russellys
Lie Tuck
Studgort Weil
McAlester
Hive
Paris
Bohbam
Oklahoma City
Tenn
Okmulgee Muskogee
Pahiequah
Wayetteville
Harrison
Batesville
Jonesboro
Blytheville
Springfield
Jackson
Miss
Baleaville
Batesviile
Tidle Rock
Pine Biull
Monticello
Ape Kansas
Greenville
Yazoo City
Mississippi
Rilus
Wallaces comments and allegations linger after trial
Statements attributed to Foran and Walllace describe suspected atomic shipments and possible cover up involving Russia and U S military leaders. Hopkins is cited as dead, with calls to access personal government files to clear up the matter. The segment notes pressure on President Troman to allow congressional access and mentions Groves testimony.
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Jordan
Honking
Russia
Hoping
Foran
Hopkins
Wace
Troman
Groves
Loss of Christmas Presents Painful to Youths Chester Pa
In Chester Pennsylvania a family story describes a five year old boy Ronald Clemens causing a fire while rummaging for Christmas gifts. Firefighters extinguished a blaze that damaged the garage storage area. The mother suspects accidental cause as the child explored the closet where gifts were kept. Family members include Daniel Helen Clemens and children Kay 12 Ronald five Wayne 9 and Bruce 4.
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Chester
Daniel Clemens
Helen
Christemas
Ronald
Jin
Clemens
Kay
Daniel
Wayne
Bruce
Four Negro Children Die in Blytheville Fire
A blaze swept a seven tenement dwelling in Blytheville destroying the structure and killing four young children. The family named Walker included Nova, eight. Gearaldbie, five. Borothy, Geon, three. and John Hanty, ten. Two older siblings escaped with their parents while another child was with relatives. The fire is believed caused by an overheated coal stove.
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Blythevible
Dee & IP
Sabucdhy Wight
Wil Igs
Wearies
Tepsterns
Geoorgit Walker
Blythaville
Appee
Nova Cc
Walker
Gearaldbie
Borothy Geon
John Hanty
Chlidvert
Avith
Asleuy
Uhr Tee
Youth Thanks Sheriff for Treatment
Youth letters express gratitude to the sheriff after three youths arrested for car theft near Decatur. They were en route to Texas, jailed, then handed to De vatur My offers. One youth received an athletic scholarship from Louisiana State University. The letter thanks the sheriff and Mrs Sutton and notes a life lesson learned during the ordeal.
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Hlinals
Texas
Devatur
Fetter Webster
Sherily
Clautte Sulton
Nira
Sulton
Womack
Sit “Fou
Sisyisaud
Ulneed Agaiialus
Jack Shaffer
Youd Dal
Louisiana State University
Texag
Hank la Louisiana
Shipp
Decatur
Sutton
Strike Law Hailed and Denounced Amid Court Ruling
Labor leaders and industry spokesmen clash over a U S strike law after the Supreme Court upheld a management dispute statute. Arkansas Free Enterprise Association hails the ruling as strengthening the act while CIO and labor groups call it unfair. Key figures include Lee P. Ticker Benton regional CIO director and Ross Robley who aided the appeal. The debate touches liability, workers, and the law’s impact on Arkansas.
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Little Tock
Lee P. Ticker
Benton
CIO
Arkansas
Supreme Leonor
Arkust
Lit
Lite Rock
Ross Robley
Supreme Reourt
CIQ Wa
High Court
Supreme Temirl
Wo Mowery
lAviansis Federation of Labor
Carmmert
Mankin Begins Second Term With Tax Assessors
Charles Mankin of Port Stid began a second term as president of the Acknasus Tax Assessor association. He was elected by about 23 assessors attending the meeting.
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Mot Springs
Dee G
iCharles Mankin
Port Stith
Acknasus Tax Aster Association
Arkansas real estate association meets to standardize lax assessments
The Arkansas real estate group reelected officers Grover Gaskins of Wynne as vice president and John W. DePriest of Lonoke as secretary treasurer. They approved a plan to standardize tax assessments statewide and urged adoption of a program mandating all real and personal property be assessed at 20 percent of market value.
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Tion
Grover Gaskins
Wynne
John W. DePriest
Fof Lonoke
Arkansas
Arkansa 1x Commission
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