Blue Cross opens June membership to self employed workers
The Blue Cross Subscribers' Committee in southwestern Ohio announces an open membership period from June 15 to 30. Previously limited to employed groups the plan now accepts self employed and workers in small firms. With 34,000 members now and 760,000 in the 14-county area, applications will be available via coupons in ads and at banks and stores distributing enrollment information.
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B' Cross
Cross
Ohio
Blue Cross
Themerican Hospital Association
Blueross
Everge
Ospital Care Corporation
the Cross
Summer Hi-Y Dance Scheduled Tonight
Harry ter Braak of the YMCA announced a Hi-Y dance to be held tonight from 8:30 to 11 in the boys lobby of the Y. If there is enough interest, dances will continue every Wednesday evening during the summer with couples dancing to records supplied by Hi-Y boys and Y-Teen girls.
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Harry Ter Braak
Argentina Britain trade pact stirs US concern
Washington officials weigh possible mild protest over a five year Anglo Argentine trade agreement. Key objections include reduced US sales to Argentina and a shift to a barter like system. Some officials favor a shorter term or controlled trade while noting dollar shortages and complementary economies between Britain and Argentina.
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Washington
Britain
Argentina
State Department
United States
England
Police Briefs: Child Bitten by Dog. Adults Charged and Treated
Jean Honaker nine of 1500 Plum St bitten on the right leg by a dog. The animal was ordered tied for 14 days. Wallace Smith twenty one of 1709 Fleming Rd arrested for muf fler ordinance violation and released on bond to appear at traffic court Thursday. Lauraine Beckwith twelve of 208 Curryer Rd treated at Middletown Hospital for injuries to the left leg from a dog bite. Arctic water have relatively small salt content due to lack of evaporation and inflow of many rivers.
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Jean Honaker
Plum St
Wallace Smith
Fleming Rd
Lauraine H. Beckwith
Curryer Rd
Middletown Hospital
Arctic
Coal contract talks date set for June 13 in Philadelphia
John L. Lewis announced that U S Steel and its coal subsidiaries will begin new contract talks for coal mines on June 13 in Philadelphia. He sent a letter to Harry Moses confirming the conference arrangements with H C Frick Coke Company. Talks with Southern Coal Producers have yielded little progress and the current contract expires June 30.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
U. S. Steel Corporation
Philadelphia
Lewis
Harry Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Company
U. S. Steel
United Mine Workers
Steel Corporation
Bluefield
W. Va
Southern Coal Producers Association
State faces 10 million short for relief fund needs
The discussion centers on expenditures for the first four months and anticipated poor relief costs. With a proposed two year appropriation bill of 20 million for state matching, the state could fall short by 10 million. Lausche backs a 10 million emergency fund from a 70 million surplus to cover potential deficits.
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Lausche
Kroger Workers Vote AFL Representation in Cincinnati Area
AP reports the National Labor Relations Board regional office said grocery department employees and meat cutters for Kroger in the Cincinnati area voted for AFL representation in collective bargaining. Kroger employees in parts of Ohio Indiana and Kentucky are affected.
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AFL Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Grocery Department
Kroger Company
Cincinnati
AFL
Kroger
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Hoffman urges three year Korea aid plan to curb communism
Paul G Hoffman proposed a three year "little Marshall Plan" for infant Korea to build self sufficiency and block Communism in the Far East. Testifying before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, he argued the plan would make South Korea largely independent from the Soviet north and move Korea toward unity, self governance and UN membership.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Republic of Korea
Far East
House ‘Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Hoffman
Korea
Economic Cooperation Administration
South Korea
United States
United Nations
Bowman in serious condition after chase with detectives
Elmer Bowman, 20, a robbery suspect, lies in serious condition after being shot by Detective Roy Schantz while fleeing detectives Monday morning. Bowman’s brother Charles, 25, was captured at the MacGregor ice cream plant with loot linked to the same robbery and remains in custody.
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Hamilton
Elmer Bowman
Bowman
Millikin St
Evangelistic Meetings at Maple Park United Brethren Church
Maple Park United Brethren Church will start evangelistic meetings next Sunday for a two week run. Rev Harold Varce of Dunlap United Brethren Church will conduct services with Donald Wagner in charge of music. Meetings begin daily at 8 p m with special Saturday sessions. Public is invited.
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Maple Park
Pastor Dr E R Turner in serious condition at hospital
Dr E R Turner pastor of the First United Brethren Church remained in serious condition at Middletown Hospital this morning after being rushed there Monday afternoon following a heart attack at his home on 11 Baltimore Street.
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E. R. Turner
First United Brethren Church
Middletown Hospital
Turner
Baltimore St
Sunset Colors Rely On Dust in the Air
The statement notes that dust and debris in Earth's atmosphere create the vivid colors of sunsets. Without this atmospheric scattering, the sky would lack the same range of reds and oranges, dulling the typical sunset spectacle.
Isotopes Shipped to Norway Under Fire at Hearing
Senate inquiry into Atomic Energy Commission reveals radioactive isotopes sent abroad for research. Senator Hickenlooper accuses AEC of breach of policy by shipping to Norway and France for non medical purposes, while AEC chairman Lilienthal defends investigations and warns against smears.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Town
Atomic Energy Commission
Norway
David E. Lilienthal
Senate House
AEC
Lilienthal
Commission
Norwegian Defense Establishment
Joliot - Curie
France
Madame Curie
Builder Seeks Bid Release Over Costly Error
Springfield Ohio AP report says contractor George Sheaf asked to be released from a $394000 bid on a grade school project after an employee’s miscalculation of $75755. He warned a loss of $50000 to $60000 if forced to fulfill the contract while board to seek legal guidance. Separate note says watermelons in transit lose about five percent weight over days.
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Springfield, O
Springfield Board of Education
George Sheaf
Columbus
Sheaf
Noxt
Escapee Burns Captured After Mansfield Escape
AP reports Robert Burns, 22, who escaped December 23 from Mansfield State Reformatory, was caught in woods near Lenox Township. He had been sentenced October 4 to one to seven years for calf theft.
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Jefferson
Robert Burns
Mansfield State
Artillery Reserve To Meet At Legion Armory
The B battery 23rd Field Artillery will meet at the American Legion Armory instead of the Aeronca Aircraft plant. Meetings are every Monday at 8 p m through June 27 for summer camp starting July 10. Joiners receive two weeks Army pay and may attend with no prior service. After July 1 sessions move to the Legion Armory on the first and third Mondays at 8 p m. For details contact Capt. Andrew Dobrozsi at 27022.
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23Rd Field Artillery
American Legion
Aeronca Aircraft Plant
Andrew Dobrozsi
Legion
Dobrorsi
Investment on Atkins Avenue Builds A Family Income
Twenty three families on Atkins Avenue Lancaster Pa form a micro community of investors. Thirteen have redirected surplus funds into dividend paying common stocks generating extra income and a growing estate. The text urges prudent buyers to seek New York Stock Exchange member firms for information with no cost or obligation.
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Hauers
Atkins Avenue
Lancaster
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Broad St
New York
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