Socialized medicine attack at Jackson County Medical Society installation
Senator James P. Kemn condemns socialized health care as a failure while addressing about 200 physicians at the Jackson County Medical Society installation luncheon in Kansas City. He argues government plans worsen illness and push patients to private doctors. The event also installs Dr. Arthur N. Altringer as president with remarks praising his benefactor Uncle Joe, Joseph N. Altringer, and outlines future society quarters.
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Europe
James P. Kemn
Jackson County Medical Society
Congress
Missouri Republican
Muehlebach
Kem
Arthur N.altringer
Society
Joe
Joseph N. Altringer
Industrial State Bank
Kansas City
Kansas
Uncle Joe
Dr. Altringer
Altringer
R. Lee Hoffmann
Homer Berger
Thirty-first Street
Gillham Road
Carl R. Ferris
Kenneth E. Cox
Horace F. Flanders
James A. Jarvis
Board of Censors
Marvin I. Bills
Irwin S. Brown
Dillard M. Eubank
Paul A. Johnstone
A. W. McAlester III
E. Kip Robinson
Vincent T. Williams
Robbery at Court House Safe In June Incident
The President was in Kansas City when ballots and money were stolen from a third floor safe during a land tax sale. Debtor Charles Beckner kept the cash in a metal box, with checks halted after the theft. Investigators questioned many employees. a $500 check tied to a lawyer emerged as a lead.
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Kansas City
Star
J. A. Purdome
Charles Beckner
Jackson Avenue
Beckner
Purdome
Sheriff's Office
Columbia National Bank
Missouri Rail Rate Boost Suspended by PSC
The Missouri Public Service Commission suspended intrastate rail freight rate increases set to begin Monday. A hearing into shipper complaints from Northern Missouri and the St Louis area is scheduled for July 26, with the suspension lasting until October 29. The original order would have allowed 1 percent increases in northern Missouri and 10 percent in the St Louis area.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri
St. Louis
Te Commission
Inter
Moran Pendergast Rift Deepens In Missouri Politics
The article notes ongoing tensions between Moran and the Pendergast faction. Moran, longtime boss of the Eleventh ward, may retire from political activity due to health issues amid talks of a possible break with Jim Pendergast. Dr. Nigro cites hypertension as Moran’s medical motive.
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Moran Long
Pendergast
Jim
Old Tenth Ward
Jim Pendergast
Michael Pendergast
Thomas J. Pendergast
Eleventh Ward
Tim
Moran
D. M. Nigro
Intoxicated Driving Charge Placed Against Motorist
A young driver admitted to having five beers and was charged with careless driving while intoxicated after his car struck a parked vehicle on Guinotte street. Manuel Barrera Jr., 21, escaped injury. his passenger Manuel Jiminez, 23, was hospitalized with facial lacerations. Damages to Barrera’s car and to the Standard Asbestos vehicle on Olive street were estimated.
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Guinotte Street
Manuel Barrera, Jr
Locust Street
Manuel Jiminez
Cherry Street
General Hospital
Barrera
Jiminez
Standard Asbestos Company
I Olive Street
Bigfood Armada Responds On Return Flight
Taegliche Rundschau reports the Bigfood Armada acts on its return flight in a decisive move. The article highlights their strategic pivot and statements from officials about future steps and implications.
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Taegliche Rundschau
Plan for Western Germany's Central Government Outlined
Allied leaders from the United States Britain and France met in Frankfurt to chart a plan creating a new central government for Western Germany. General Clay Koenig and Sir Robertson discussed with German officials a September 1 assembly to draft a constitution under a forthcoming occupation statute outlining powers between Germans and occupying forces.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Joseph Pierre Koenig
Koenig
Lucius D. Clay
Brian Robertson
Clay
Two Motor Car Deaths At Inquest Cleared
At a coroner s inquest two drivers were absolved of criminal liability in separate motor car incidents. Carl Airheart Jr 32 of Benton Boulevard drove June 22 striking Wayne Wehmeir 3 of Olive Street at East Forty Fifth Street. Wehmeir died later at General Hospital. James Nixon 49 of West Seventy Fifth Street Terrace drove June 13 in a Bannister Road collision. Nixon died June 17 from a ruptured esophagus after becoming ill in a tavern near the scene.
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Carl Airheart, Jr
Benton Boulevard
Wayne Wehmeir
Olive Street
East Forty Fifth Street
General Hospital
James Nixon
West
Seventy-fifth Street Terrace
Bannister Road
U. S. Highway No. 71
Jackson County
Robert Maulden
East Fortieth Street
Nixon
St. Luke's Hospital
Accident injures Raymond Youmans and others in Kansas City area
At 407 Southwest boulevard a two vehicle rear collision injured Raymond Youmans 54 of 1325 Minnesota avenue Kansas City Kansas and another passenger refused treatment for neck and back pain. The Youmans car then hit a third car driven by George Henderson 58 of 1418 South Forty second street Kansas City Kansas. The truck driver Glenn Perkins 34 Overland Park faced charges of careless driving after distraction by a pedestrian.
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North Dakota
Southwest Boulevard
Raymond Youmans
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
Russell
Yoomans
George H. Henderson
South Forty Second Street
Glenn B. Perkins
Overland Park
Kas
Youth with no hands wins trombone contest in Illinois
Ralph N Hoar 18 of Emden Illinois plays trombone with no hands after losing both in a hay mower accident. A shoulder mechanism and steel hook let him operate a 150 piece Egyptian music camp band. He earned a spot after competing with twenty five other trombonists.
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du Quor
Ralph N. Hoar
Emden
Hoar
Ralph
Yugoslavia Tito Split Over Cominform Ties and World Role
A Yugoslav Communist declaration stresses closer ties with the Soviet Union while promising peaceful cooperation with all UN nations. Russia contends the West is imperialist and warlike. Tito’s stance risks Cominform pressure as a US Yugoslavia money deal nears 30 million dollars.
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Europe
Italy
France
Russia
Coninform
Red Army
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Union
Republic of Yugoslavia
U. S
Britain
Tito
Boullt Will Requests No Rites and Cremation
Mrs Vera M Boullt of 300 East Armour boulevard died June 12 and probate papers reveal a clause requesting no funeral services and cremation to avoid any ceremony. The will leaves all personal property valued at about 2500 dollars to her son Clarence Boullt who is named executor. Mrs Boullt was private secretary to Thomas L Luzier, a well known cosmetics manufacturer.
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Vera M. Boullt
East Armour Boulevard
Clarence Boullt
Prohibition Bid in North Dakota Nuns Leads Primary Returns
In North Dakota 618 precincts report a 6 to 5 lead for a measure to bar nuns from teaching in public schools with 32,283 in favor and 26,383 against. Other measures show meters for cities, food and liquor service bans, labor regulation, and a veterans bonus with varying margins. Governor Randahl leads for re nomination with 41,101 to 27,891.
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Farco
N. D
North Dakota
Fred G. Randahl
Ervin Schumacher
William Lemke
C. R. Robertson
Lemke
Robertson
Asher L. Burdick
Agnes Geelan
TWO DIE IN TRUCK BLAZE NEAR MOUNTAIN BURG ARK
A refrigerator truck owned by Refrigerator Truck Liner Inc. overturned and burned near MountainburgArk killing William P MacFarlane 43 of Argentine Wyandotte County Kansas and an unidentified white man. The driver was W P MacFarlane. The vehicle bore an erased Missouri plate.
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Refrigerator Truck Liner, Inc
Campbell Street
Mountainburg
Ark
William P. MacFarlane
Argentine
Wyandotte County
Kansas
MacFarlane
Eleanor MacFarlane
Douglas
Montgomery Family Fund Reaches Eighty Dollars
Contributions for the family of slain patrolman Floyd N. Montgomery totaled 80 dollars today. Henry W. Johnson, chief of police, said the money will be turned over to Loyd C. Owen of the Chamber of Commerce fire and police committee to serve as custodian. Montgomery was killed Monday at 1424 Forest Avenue while answering a disturbance call. He lived at 6725 Bellefontaine Avenue.
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Floyd N. Montgomery
Henry W. Johnson
Loyd C. Owen
Fire and Police Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Forest Avenue
Bellefontaine Avenue
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