Open Blue Cross Membership Drive Begins Southwest Ohio
Blue Cross Hospital Care opens enrollment to self employed and small firms through June 30 in a regional drive. Open period aims to reach 90 percent coverage as mappings through civic groups and employers expand access to prepaid hospital care for individuals and families. Proclamations mark Blue Cross Week across 52 municipalities as officials note humanitarian aims and broadened eligibility.
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Blue Cross Hospital
Hospital Care Corporation
Blue Cross
James E.tuart
Ohio
Stuart
Rotary
Lions, Kiwanis
Daughters of America
Chambers of Commerce
Marvin D. Clark
Lavoptik Eye Restorative Ad
Eye care ad promotes Lavoptik to soothe tired eyes with diffused light and restful indirect glow. Claims 30 years of success and money back guarantee. Available at all druggists. Includes cup.
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Adv
Government Faces Budget Deficit Double Truman Estimate
Washington reports that the fiscal 1949 deficit could exceed $1.2 billion, or even reach $1.5 billion, far beyond President Truman’s $600 million forecast. Tax collections this quarter must rise sharply to narrow the shortfall, with debt interest about $1.5 billion and CCC farm price support costs over $1.5 billion in the year’s first 11 months.
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Washington
Truman
Congressional
Commodity Credit Corporation
Senator's Wife Dismisses Divorce Action in Tacoma
A divorce case against U S Senator Harry P Cain filed February 9 was dismissed in Tacoma Superior Court yesterday. Mrs Cain requested the dismissal and the order was issued without prejudice.
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Tacoma
Wash
U. S
Harry P. Cain
Grandmother Drowns Saving Grandson in River
In Newfoundland Pennsylvania coroner’s report says 66 year old Mrs Ethel Baisley drowned while attempting to rescue her six year old grandson Coroner Vernon Walsh identified the victims as Mrs Ethel Baisley of Newfoundland and Lawrence Hadden son of Mrs Erma Hadden of Honesdale Walsh said the accident occurred when the boy stepped into a deep pool in the Paupack River and the grandmother tried to save him verdict accidental drowning
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Newfoundland
Vernon Walsh
Wayne County
Ethel Baisley
Lawrence Hadden
Erma Hadden
Honesdale
Walsh
Paupack
Two Are Freed In Lynching In Georgia
In Wilkinson County a six hour grand jury investigation found insufficient evidence to indict anyone for the lynching of Caleb Hill Jr. Two white men, Dennis Purvis and Malcolm Pierce, were released after being held ten days. Federal authorities may pursue civil rights charges. the case follows Georgia's 26 year record without a lynching conviction since 1930.
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Irwinton, GA
Georgia
Wilkinson County
Caleb Hill
Dennis Lamar Purvis
Malcolm Vivian Pierce
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hatcher
Hill
Cain marriage dispute noted but not detailed
In Washington Senator Cain and his wife discussed a private matter as they proceed with divorce actions. The couple has two children, Harry Jr., 11, and Marilyce Le nore, 5. The senator сказал he would not speak about the case publicly while a cross-complaint and response deny the wife's allegations and request the decree be granted.
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Cains
Harry, Jr
Marilyce Lenore
Washington
Drought And Heat Hit Northeastern States
A mid June heat wave and drought threaten crops and heighten fire danger in the northeast as New England reports rising death tolls from heat while Pacific Northwest forests burn. Showers bring relief to the Middle West, but New Jersey battles peak fire risk and a drought emergency grips New York and New Jersey farmers.
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Associated Press
New England
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Middle West
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
New England States
New York State
Adirondack Mountains
Hudson Valley
New Jersey
Rubber Company Forum For Ohio Teachers Opens
Good year Tire and Rubber Company opened a 10 day industrial relations forum for teachers from about a dozen Ohio colleges. F W Klimer, vice president in charge of Goodyear's industrial relations, outlined the forum's aim to show how the company applies labor relations theories. Instructors from Akron Bowling Green Baldwin Wallace Oberlin Toledo Ohio State Ohio University Western Reserve Case Miami Kent and Kenyon attend. The article notes Spain's principal agricultural products include wheat barley fats rye olives and fruit.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Ohio
F. W. Klimer
Goodyear
Bowling Green
Baldwin Wallace
Oberlin
Toledo
Ohio State
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Case
Miami
Kent
Kenyon
Farmers warn of serious crop damage risk without rain
Officials from the department of Agriculture warned truck farmers face serious damage to crops with a threatened $5,100,000 sweet corn and potato crop in Burlington County endangered unless heavy rainfall arrives soon. Foresters in the eastern belt and Pacific Northwest urged motorists campers and logging operators to take precautions.
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New Jersey
Fair Lawn
N. J
New York State
Weather Bureau
State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ithaca
Albany
New York City
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Boy
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Westinghouse
West
Melampy
Central Ave
Northeastern States
Rubber Company
Spain
Streifthau
CAFE
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