Medics Sign Ask Reinstatement At Philadelphia General
Four discharged interns at Philadelphia General Hospital signed the state royalty oath and requested reinstatement after earlier refusals. Dr Frank Johnson of Berwin and Dr Kenneth J Eagan of New Haven joined the oath yesterday, while Dr Curtis G Wherry of Memphis and Dr Donald E Wohlrabe of Philadelphia signed it last Saturday. They are among seven hospital employees fired for noncompliance with the law.
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Philadelphia General Hospital
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Berwin
Kenneth J. Eagan
New Haven
Solon Urges House Probe Into Truman Seizure Plan
The Senate split over a 960 million dollar appropriation tied to a seizure order. Sen Ferguson proposed forbidding use of the funds, while Knowland pressed a companion amend ment to block enforcement. Eleven Democrats joined 33 Republicans. Morse and Langer sided with 29 Democrats in opposing. Humphrey and administration leaders predicted defeat for the Knowland plan as defense and wage-price committees met in closed session. The Commerce Department said steel seizure costs are nominal and may be reimbursed via Congress or the emergency fund.
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North Dakota
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R.-Calif
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Humphrey
D.-Minn
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Senate Banking Committee
Commerce Department
Congress
Wanger Sentenced and Plans for Reconciliation
Walter Wanger receives a jail term for the gun incident. The verdict notes his mind as impaired. Giesler issued a pre verdict statement hoping for family reconciliation. Wanger agreed the outcome was fair and plans his war film project before reporting to a road camp after June 4. Reverend J Herbert Smith attended court with his wife.
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Borde
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Judge quotes intent in murder charge reduction
The judge stated that the defendant was not proven to have murder intent and that the charge was reduced from murder with intent to commit murder to assault with a deadly weapon. The remarks underscored the discrepancy between alleged intent and the evidence presented.
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Jeged
Rioting Prisoners in Bloody Battle at Two Prisons
Rioting inmates at Southern Michigan Prison and Tonia Reformatory trigger state police deployments. Mutineers threaten hostages while guards and officers keep tight control. A truce appeal is set for 2 p.m. as tension remains high and incidents continue.
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Southern
Michigan
Tonia Reformatory
Tonia
Southern Michigan
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Jarbo
Vernon Fox
Fox
Earl E. Ward
Iwo
Atomic Test and Flood Scenes Reported Across Wide Area
Spectacular atomic airburst in desert shows a twisting dust cloud and 40 000 foot plume as troops observers and reporters watch from Yucca Dry Lake. Heavy rains along the Missouri River flood plains prompt relief funding and emergency measures. House approves 25 million dollars for Missouri Valley disaster relief.
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Yucca
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Missouri
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Mississippi
la Crosse
Wis
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Kaw
Kansas
Leavenworth
Kan
Sherman Air Force Field
Rahway Prison Rioters Win Demand on Parole Board
Rebel inmates at Rahway State Prison forced a parole board inquiry as they ended a five day mutiny. A prison official said tear gas was used to quell a flare up while eight guards remained held. Rioters reject reprisals and officials warned disciplinary action could still occur.
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Darwin Millage
Detroit
Millage
Rahway
N.J
Rahway State Prison
Jatuereey
R. William Lagay
Flood Fury Felt by 3618 Families
Omaha April 22 The Red Cross estimated 3618 families affected by floods in 44 counties of five midwest states will need rehabilitation assistance. Max W. Rote Jr assistant national director of Red Cross disaster services and director of the current relief operation said this total covers families in North and South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota. Surveys are in complete in Kansas and Missouri. Rate said of the 3612 families there are 1915 who will need assistance in building and repair of homes 1943 who need household furnishings 270 needing live stock farm equipment and supplies 107 needing medical nursing and sanitation services and 82 needing occupational training equipment and supplies.
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Midwest
Max W. Rote Jr
Red Cross Disaster Services
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South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Can Man Refuse to Die A Tibetan Journey to Knowledge
Edwin J. Dingle recounts a 39 year awakening after a near fatal health collapse in Tibet. He credits a mystic with granting health wealth and recognition, and offers a 9000 word treatise on the Power of Knowledge, free to readers of this notice from The Institute of Mentalphysics Los Angeles.
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Tibet
Edwin J. Dingle
Dingle
Institute of Mentalphysics
S. Hobart Piews
Los Angeles
Calif
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