National Health Program Hinted by Roche at July Conference
Miss Josephine Roche chairing the Presidents committee on medical care said Congress may be asked to authorize a national health program patterned after the $850 million annual plan. The AMA questioned the scope while doctors showed support for federal hospital funding and subsidized care. Recognition of Italian sovereignty over Ethiopia noted from Lisbon dispatch.
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Washington
Josephine Roche
Gare
Congress
National Health ‘Conference
American Medical’ Association
Committee of Physicians
the ‘A.M
New York
Thesident
Committee For Federal
Miss Roche
the Treasury
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Ireland
United States
Tests Air In Buses In Kansas Summer Service
Air conditioned buses in Kansas show a complete fresh air change every three minutes according to Charles C. Dills of the state board of health. The industrial hygiene section with the U S Bureau of Mines surveys industrial hazards and notes silica hazards in granite work and a growing list of hazardous substances across about 900 occupations.
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Kansas
Charles C. Dills
Industrial Hygiene Section
Division of Sanitation
Kansas Board of Health
Dills
State Board
University of Kansas
Wichita
U. Bureau of Mines
Tri-State
Faust Library Gift to Kansas City Hospital
Final arrangements set to place the medical library of the late Dr J W Faust in the University of Kansas hospital library in Kansas City Kansas A bronze plaque will mark the gift and be dedicated in September by the Wyandotte County Medical Society The library valued at five to six thousand dollars was donated by Mrs Faust after his death and had been kept at Huron Park Public Library The Faust library is described as the largest private medical collection in Kansas and perhaps the middle west.
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J. W. Faust
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County Medical Society
Piscean
Kansas
Middle West
Faust
Huron Park
Crossword Puzzle Acrobs and Clues mix
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Faust Memorial Library Dedication Planned at Medical Society
Books will be moved to the medical school in the next few days for a September medical society meeting at the hospital. A ceremony will dedicate the library and plaque marking the Faust Memorial Library presented by Mrs. Faust.
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Medical Society
Faust
Lightning Strikes Twice Injures Willard Crego
Willard Crego a 19 year old was struck by lightning twice in separate incidents. The first strike occurred months earlier along a Minneola street and the second yesterday at his sister’s back doorway in Dodge City Kansas. He described the sensation as indescribable and said he would prefer death to that feeling.
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Minneola
Dodge City
Kan
R—dak
Willace Crego
Pee
Crego
England
Men From Four States Propose a Farm Plan
Representatives from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska met in Kansas City to draft a program to stabilize agriculture by increasing livestock. Dr C McCampbell of Kansas State College cited cattlemen losses from failing to keep pace with progress. Deans J E Call and H Umberger spoke for Kansas State College.
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Kansas City
Boards of Agriculture
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
C. McCampbell
Animal Inucbeing Department
Kansas State College
J. E. Call
Harry Umberger
State College
Lupe Velez Sues For Divorce Third Time
Mexican actress Lupe Velez files her third divorce suit against Tarzan star Johnny Weissmuller. She cites mental cruelty and marital discord since their 1938 marriage. Previous suits in 1934 and 1935 were dropped. she heads to New York for a stage role amid possible later reconciliation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lupe Velez
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan
Lupe
New York
Johnny
Charles W Thompson Criticizes High Taxes in Campaign Speech
Kansas City Kansas July 21 UP Thompson a Republican gubernatorial candidate warned that confiscatory taxes hurt farms homes and real estate and urged tax limits to spur improvements and job creation during a campaign speech last night in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kan
Becaus
Charles W. Thompson
Republica
Thompson
Quote compares Russia and homeland taxation with oppression
A speaker contrasts life in Russia with domestic policy, stating that in Russia people are executed for dissent while at home they are subjected to long tax pressure and property seizures leading to starvation. He argues the country must reform the present system to create jobs.
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Russia
Kansas Florists Elect New President at Convention
In Emporia Kansas the Kansas State Florists association elected Alfred Humfeld of Clay Center as president to succeed the late W H Culp of Wichita Other officers include Harry Stewart Wellington and L D Fisher Sterling vice presidents Loyd C Bunch Fredonia secretary treasurer H S Mueller Wichita and a member board of directors named for the term.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas State
Florists Association
Alfred Humfeld
Clay Center
W. H. Culp
Wichita
Harry
Stewart
Wellington
L. D. Fisher
Sterling
Loyd C. Bunch
Fredonia
H. S. Mueller
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Rexall
K. U. Hospital
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Willard Crego
Athletic Union
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Star
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Star Brand
Cham Bray
Wilson Bros
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J. Underwood & Sons
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