Hospitals skimp elderly care says Mount Sinai executive
Dr. Martin Steinberg of Mount Sinai Hospital contends hospitals cut services for older patients to save money. He says seniors are labeled bad risks and diagnostic attention shifts away from symptoms seen in younger patients. The charges reflect budget pressures and the tough trade-offs facing hospital management.
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Martin Steinberg
New York City
Mount Sinai Hospital
American Geriatrics Society
Geriatrics
Steinberg
Missionary Dilemmas in China Amid New Governance
The Christian Century reports 19 Chinese leaders urge a role for American missionaries under Chinese leadership with conditions. No external control of funds, outsiders not to be administrators, adapt living standards, and abandon church state separation to work under political leadership. Critics warn this resembles a Communist setup and risks submerging core religious aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Christian Century
National Christian Council
Dedication of Kenosha bathhouse at Simmons Island
The dedication ceremony for the new municipal bathhouse at Simmons Island is set for Sunday afternoon with a tribute to Z. G. Simmons and his descendants for donating the island property. Also, piano pupils of Stanley Gunn will perform in a recital at his studio tomorrow afternoon.
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Simmons Island
Z. G. Simmons
Stanley Gunn
John Kooistra
Jack Weston
Robert Smilges
Betty Carlson
Barbara Browne
Jean Thompson
Phyllis Heyden
Mary Christensen
Janet Weiss
Mary Holderness
Gerald Weston
Delmar Griebel
Jane Fredrickson
Watertown
Racine
Paris Embracing Public Kissing Custom
Gallico argues Parisians publicly display affection without shame and urges American society to adopt the practice. He paints scenes on boulevards and in shops from Rue de la Paix to Place de l Opera, praising charm, openness, and spontaneous kisses in public places.
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Rue de la Paix
Place de L'Opera
42Nd St
5Th Ave
Broad and
Main
Sunday Worship Services Across Several Faiths Listed
A long list of local churches and denominations in Kenosha area outlines Sunday schedules including Baptist, Holy Name, St. Marys, First Presbyterian and more. Activities range from morning worship to Sunday schools, mass times, and evening services with midweek prayer meetings noted for several parishes. The article closes noting Greece plans ten industrial projects totaling 79.06 million dollars, with half funded by Italian reparations and ECA aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Community Church and Baha'i Center Sunday Services
Assembly at Ged-25th Ave Roose velt Rd led by Rev John T Conaway with Sunday school at 9:30 a m and morning devotions at 10:45 a m. Evening service at 7:30 p m and prayer service at 7:30 p m Tuesday. C A Youth service at 7:30 p m Thursday. Baha'i Center 5912 22nd Ave hosts Sunday services at 7:30 p m.
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the Baptist Tabernacle
24Th Ave
63Rd St
Kenneth E. Kolmodin
First Baptist
7Th Ave
J. Kenneth Huyck
Immanuel Baptist
Edward McKernan
Second Baptist
57Th St
Frank J. Jordan
Holy Name
Wilmot
H. J. O'Connor
St. George
48Th St
Sylvester Groff
Edgar Braun
R. J. Winkler
St. James—S8th St
10Th Ave
James E Cotter
Lawrence Dobson
Conrad Gaffney
St. John’s Chapel
Twin Lakes
St. Mark’s
14Th Ave
72Nd St
Ralph J. Altstadt
Alfred Esselman
Charlies Verhalen
St. Jude
St. Mary’s
R. C. Bell
F. N. Schmidt
St. Peter's
Joseph Paviakonis
Joseph Augunas
Mic
St. Thomas
Joseph Higgins
Joseph Beres
Christian Reformed
Edward Joling
First Christian
Frederic A. Chandler
16Th Ave
First Church of Christ, Scientist
8Th Ave
Christian Science
First Congregational
Sth Ave
60Th St
George R. Cady
Cady
Somers
Ralph Mayo
St. Matthew's
Kenneth D. Martin
St. Andrew's Chapel
Kenneth D Martin
Thomas A. Withey
First Evangelical United Brethren
Paul R. Temple
Our Lord
Jesus Christ
Bethany Evangelical Lutheran
15Th Ave
Walter K. Pifer
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran
19Th Ave
List St
Adolph C. Buenger
Grace Lutheran
C. C. Roth
Luther League Meeting
Mount Zion
St. John's Lutheran
Paul Chropovka
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran
E. Walter Hillmer
St. Mary's Lutheran
22Nd Ave
Paul G. Rasmussen
St. Paul's Lutheran
Roosevelt Rd
26Th Ave
Earl M. Bengtson
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
39Th Ave
Paul L. Roth
Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Bristol
Charles E. Found
Community Methodist
L. V. Anderson
Coleman Chapel
50Th St
Lloyd B. Peebles
First Methodist
Sheridan Rd
Wallace C. Calvert
Paris Corners Methodist
Rodney Shaw
Pleasant Prairie Methodist
Wesley Chapel
Edwin Wittenburg
Wesley Methodist
32Nd Ave
Myron Hovda, Jr
First Presbyterian
33Rd Ave
Roscoe T. Fulton
The
Salvation Army
Edwin A. Garrett
South Kenosha
Ladies’ Home League
Edna Ryan
First Church of the Nazarene
Washington Rd
L. M. Rynearson
Joseph Brand
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
34Th Ave
O. F. Broker
the Defenders
Junior Crusaders
Holy Ghost
Crusaders
Holy Ghost Tabernacle Church of God In Christ
Lth Ave
Dennis Flakes
C. B. Stokes
Milwaukee
Mary Harold
Kenosha
Pente Pentecostal Tabernacle
Paul Mitchell
Robert Anderson
Temple of Spiritual Truth
Frederick Mitchell
D.D
United Pentecostal
Apostolic Faith Church
W. V. Barnett
Wayside Gospel
18Th Ave
37Th St
Ralph Wilmington
Young People's Meeting
Winthrop Harbor
Everett R. Felder
25Th Ave
John T. Conaway
C. A
Baha'i Center
Brockton Man Survives Suicide Attempt After Slashing Throat
Raymond F. Titus, 65, of Brockton, cut his throat and wrists then leaped in front of an oncoming ambulance. Paramedics rushed him to a hospital where his life was saved.
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Brockton
Mass
Raymond F. Titus
Deer Disrupts Ak-Sar-Ben Race as Newcomer Wins
An Omaha track scene sees a deer dart onto the course early in the morning. It bolted past cantering horses, sprinted the stretch, leaped the rail and vanished, while a newcomer claimed top honors in the Ak-Sar-Ben racing season.
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Omaha
Neb
Hyacinth Bloom Surfaces While Digging in Memphis
Mrs. Walter Summerfield of Memphis Tennessee dug near her hyacinths and uncovered a beautiful bloom two inches beneath the soil after noticing one bulb failed to flower.
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Memphis
Tenn
Walter Summerfield
JACOBY on Canasta: partner plays and red three rule
Oswald Jacoby explains reading unusual canasta plays to cooperate with a partner. A four kings meld can signal an imminent meld out and weaken the pack, while a red three sequence illustrates proper drawing and discarding to maintain eleven cards.
Barbs on politics family life and urban concerns
A witty column notes how arguments are sharpened by domestic quirks and social issues. It mentions the price of government bonds, child care, changing appearances over a decade, and rising city pollution as topics shaping public discourse.
Chiseling Defined Chicago Injunction Stops Instructor Fees
Appellate Court Justice Ulysses S. Schwartz condemns a dancing instructor for pressuring 28 students to sign up for up to 1000 lessons and blocking collection of 2500 dollars. He calls the conduct an unholy alliance of gentleness and greed resulting in illegitimacy.
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Chicago
Ulysses S. Schwartz
Terpsichore
Feelings Soothed Falls City Tenant’s Repayment
Mrs. Ida M. Niemeyer in Falls City Nebraska forgives a past rent debt after a former tenant who left years ago returns with $30 owed plus $5 as compensation for the delay. The payment ends lingering anger.
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Falls City
Neb
Ida M. Niemeyer
Woman asks sheriff to borrow a lie detector
A resolute Milwaukee woman phoned the sheriff and asked to borrow a lie detector to test her husband who claims he has been out with the boys. The item would be used to prove or disprove his nocturnal alibi amid a dispute at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Sheriff's Office
We the Women Children Owe Something To Parents
Ruth Millett argues the modern belief that children owe nothing undermines family unity. She contrasts past shared duties with today where parents shoulder chores and kids avoid responsibilities, leaving parents bearing the burden without reciprocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama
Papa
First Daylight Bombing Of London 1917 Recalled
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie recalls the German daylight raid on London on June 13, 1917. He describes the V shaped cloud of bombs, the momentary disbelief, and the devastation in the financial district with 160 killed and 414 injured. He notes the raid’s significance as the first daylight air attack on a city.
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London
Gotha
Berlin
Old Jewry
Bank of England
Ganges Purifies Sin Famed Hindu Bath Sacred River
Q and A notes explain Hindus bathe in the Ganges to purify sin and gain blessing near death. the river’s shores offer eternal peace for the dead. Also covered are Uvalde Texas as a top honey center and math on angle trisection.
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Ganges
India
United States
Uvalde
Texas
Noted Christian Thought Leaders on Secularism and State Roles
A set of quotes from religious and political figures argues Christianity becoming intellectually respectable, contrasts Truman’s wartime stance with welfare policy, and discusses secularization versus spiritual life. It covers education, national life, cooperative effort, and the role of government versus enterprise in industry.
Theft of 400 Tons Tin Ore Hits Indonesia Output
Theft incidents reduce official Indonesian tin ore production figures in recent months. Police investigate as shipments and stockpiles are affected, with potential impact on export outlook and market prices.
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Indonesia
Meteors or Ball Lightning What Mr Halley Might Have Seen
The writer discusses a reader's memory of a slow moving似 like cannon ball sighting that could be a meteor or ball lightning. He compares speeds of meteors and ordinary lightning and shares a personal childhood ball lightning sighting with his grandmother, noting the explosive flash and disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Halley
Mr. Halley
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Orange St
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Lawrence W. Williams
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Raymond G. Long
Claude T. O'Brien
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
St. Anthony's
Michael S. Dutko
James J. Schloffer
St. Benedict's
Benet Lake
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Shangri-La Beach
St. Nicholas
17Th Ave
Alexander Fedorenko
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Lutheran
Methodist
Clair H. Deming
Sixty-ninth Street
6Th Ave
Watchmaker
Gallaghe
A Paint CO
Gordon Lumber and Supply CO
75Th St
Konrad
Permerty Bakosi
Jacoby On
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Ruth Millett
Junior
Sis
Mom
Betty
Joe
Dad
Dewitt MacKenzie
Financial District
Negihborhood
G. Elson Ruff
Mr. Truman
Norman Thomas
Soviet
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Warren Austin
U. S
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Thomas Blaisdell
Kenosha News Publishing Co
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