Battle Over Socialized Medicine Could Turn in 1950
Leaders of the American Medical Association warn the fight against federal compulsory health insurance may hinge on 1950 politics. President-elect Elmer Henderson says medicine is stronger due to broad support, but final victory remains uncertain as Congress and elections loom.
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Soviet Arctic War Prep Report From Paris Dispatch
Chicago Tribune cites Paris correspondent Henry Wales reporting Soviet Russia is expanding Arctic bases at Vorkoutsk and Tiksi and building ports along Dvina Ob Yenisei Ingirka Amur rivers. A railway from Lake Baikal to the Bering Sea is planned, with frozen rivers as main routes and about 300 meteorological stations established.
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Torpedo Bomber Crash Off Molokai Island Kills One
A Navy torpedo bomber crashed into the sea off Molokai Island last night. One crewman was reported dead and two others survived the incident, with authorities continuing to search for more details on the fate of the crew.
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U. S. Strength Then and Now Compared Eight Years After Pearl Harbor
A historical comparison shows the United States Army Navy and Air Force have grown far beyond December 7 1941. Army counts about 658 400 men today down from 1 300 000 four tribes. Navy active fleet includes 260 combatants with 8 carriers and reserves totaling 700 craft. Air Force roughly 3 500 active planes and 4 800 in storage plus modern bombers B 29 B 50 and B 36. The piece notes new weapons and centralized intelligence now shaping national defense.
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White Russians Await Verdict in Yugoslav Spy Trial
Ten White Russians stood trial in Belgrade with prosecutors seeking a just and legal verdict. The assistant prosecutor said the Russians aided the Soviet Cominform in belittling Marshal Tito, while some defendants denied guilt rather than confess as others did.
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Vets May Change Courses Without VA Approval
The Veterans Administration announced that war veteran college students may drop or add subjects without VA advice. Only if a student changes to a new field must advisement be sought to assess aptitude and objective. The VA notes veterans misreading new limits on course changes and needing guidance only for field shifts.
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