Congress Set To Tackle Serious Business Soon
Congress has passed the halfway point of this session four months in with two or three months left. The Senate approved 825 million for health care but the House delays on the bill. Both houses approved Marshall Plan funding but no money votes yet. Hearings on the health program begin though passage appears unlikely amid strong opposition. Arms and budget disputes loom as Congress seeks economy.
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Wisconsin Youths Given Kidnap Terms
Federal District Judge Stephen Chandler sentenced two Wisconsin youths to short prison terms for kidnapping a motorist in New Mexico. Wayne Sass of Racine received 18 months and Donald Klein of Appleton one year and one day. Chandler suggested Sass be sent to the federal prison medical center at Springfield.
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Learning job fast Morgantown medical student in training
Richard Tabor a first year medical student at West Virginia University in Morgantown is learning obstetrics as part of his early clinical training alongside faculty. He immerses in patient care experiences and practical obstetric skills during his program.
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Man Delivers His Own Baby At Home
A man named Tabor delivered his own son yesterday after calling a doctor, finishing the delivery when the baby began to come on him returning home.
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Westminster Abbey Officially Named Collegiate Church of St Peter
The church commonly known as Westminster Abbey is formally designated as the Collegiate Church of St Peter. The change clarifies its official title while preserving its historic role as a royal and religious landmark in London.
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India’s Princes Lose Thrones in New Republic Era
Dewitt MacKenzie analyzes India’s move to republic status within the Commonwealth. The piece notes princes losing dynastic power and autonomy, citing Hyderabad’s Nizam and Kashmir’s unsettled status, while praising monarchy as a tool for British governance.
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Chicago FBI Agent Heads Milwaukee Unit
Richard N. Hosteny, assistant chief of the Chicago FBI office since 1941, was named agent charge of the Milwaukee office yesterday. He succeeds H. K. Johnson, now assigned to Kansas City MO. Hosteny joined the FBI in 1939 in New Orleans and is a Notre Dame graduate.
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Kraft Foods honors 25 year veteran at Brodhead warehouse
Lee E. Hall foreman at Kraft Foods Co. Brodhead warehouse receives a specially engraved gold watch for 25 years of continuous service. Presentation by Glen Stauffacher with attendees including William Wenger and other Kraft officials. Hall joined May 1, 1924 and rose from general warehouse work to foreman. He is a World War I veteran and member of Masonic lodge and Eastern Star. Kraft also awards 15 year pins to William A. Miller and Alvin A. Elmer of Monroe.
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