Labor Spokesman Raps A M A Insurance View
Washington May 5 American Medical Association labor representative labeled the insurance plan as peasant medicine while AFL official Nelson Cruikshank accused Dr Morris Fishbein of breaking an agreement Cruikshank demanded the floor at the National Health Assembly where delegates discussed a 10 year national health plan Fishbein defended the A M A stance saying no new voices support national health insurance and workers do not want peasant medicine Cruikshank denied Fishbein speaks for workers and pressed the issue during the final assembly
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U S Aid Reopens Seven Tiantsin Mills in Peiping Ceremony
In Peiping a U S ceremony marked the repowering of seven Tiantsin flour mills under the U S Aid program. The Peiping office of the U S China Relief Mission said the mills will process over 16 500 tons of wheat delivered under the program.
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China Resumes Trade With Rebel Sinkiang Autonomous Area
Trade with the Chinese Turkestan autonomous area in Sinkiang resumed after two years. A caravan of 200 U.S. trucks carried 100 tons of tea and cloth from Tihwa to Ining, while merchant Kurbas Hassan Bei agreed to deliver 300 tons of Russian goods. Officials cited hope for a peaceful settlement.
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Optical Trust Suits Filed
The Justice Department filed four civil antitrust suits against six midwest optical firms and doctors who work with them. Allegations claim rebates totaling about half the price of eyewear sales to patients, constituting price fixing and a violation of antitrust laws.
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Kennewick Irrigation Project Heads to Senate
Washington May 5 House passed legislation to authorize the Kennewick division of the Yakima Irrigation Project in Washington state. The $10,736,000 plan would irrigate 16,700 acres and provide supplementary water to additional lands.
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Gold Stripped Of Romance In Rich Homestake Miners
Profile of Homestake Mine operations in South Dakota reveals immense scale and dangers. Details cover ore processing, drilling, blasting, labor, and daily output, noting the mine’s 37 levels, 120 miles of tunnels, and 1,400,000 tons of ore handled yearly while U.S. gold production shrinks.
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United States
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Congressmen Shielded From High Cost of Eating
Washington reports reveal members of Congress dine at the House restaurant for bargain prices under a special provision. The article notes large, weighty congressmen and staff quipping about cheap meals, while manager Bill Brockwell defends costs as part of a deficiency appropriation.
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Iowa
Apartments on Historic Avenue Win Final Reading
Pasadena city board approves final reading of an ordinance allowing multiple dwellings on South Orange Grove Avenue. Attorney Cary Sheldon for the South Orange Grove Association says the group may seek court actions against issuing permits under the new law.
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Arab Parley Rites for Diplomat in Tucson
Funeral services were held today for Jose Rollin De La Torre, a diplomat involved in mediating Middle East issues. The Lebanese Premier and other ministers attended alongside King Tony Saud of Saudi Arabia as discussions on the Palestine situation were expected. The diplomat died Monday in Tucson, Arizona.
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Figures Growers Explore Chemical Boost For Figs
UC fig specialist Dr. Julian C. Crane and Shell Oil plant physiologist Dr. Rene Blondeau inject Adriatic fig branches near Marysville with synthetic growth regulators to prevent the usual drop in the first fig set. Tests on Adriatic and Calimyrna near Merced continue to assess if the injections will stop the drop, with results expected in a few days.
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University of California
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Oil Company
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Frugal Menu Notes From A Quiet Corner Café
A reader recalls a simple menu with coffee at a bargain and a two bit sandwich instead of fifty cents in town. Cigars are a nickel each, offering a quiet, low key dining scene in a bygone period.
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