Medicine Reform Debated by U S News and Opinion
A wide survey of medical policy debates covers government subsidies for the uninsured, AA M A opposition, and a trust case against the Group Health association in Washington. It notes a split among leaders, with proposals for socialized medicine and federal funding under discussion, while incidents of aviation and international tension also punctuate the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
U. S
Chicago
America
A M.A
Roosevelt
National Health Conference
Washington
Josephine Roche
U. S. Health
Olin West
Cabot
Morris Fishpelh
United States
Thurman Arnold
Group
Health Association of the
District of Columbia
Buster Arnold
Medical Society of the
Group Health Association
Association
M. A
Youth Domination in Sports Said by Ohio State Professor
Professor Harvey Lehman of Ohio State University concludes that championships favor youth. His survey shows baseball stardom peaks in the upper twenties with an average best year at twenty eight, while exceptions like Bob Fitzsimmons and Cy Young are noted as rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Lehman
Ohio State University
Stanislaus Zbyazko
Bill Tilden
Cy Young
Babe Ruth
Bob Feller
Johnny Vander Meer
Boxing champs peak earlier than baseball stars says Lehman
The Lehman study finds boxing champions peak younger across divisions, averaging twenty nine for heavyweights down to twenty seven for lighter classes. Joe Louis rose to prominence earlier than most. boxing ages show declines with weight, while tennis and other sports show later peaks for top players. The passage also notes scattered misreadings about figures and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Joe Louis
Upsets Stir the 1938 Baseball Season
The season brings new heroes and veteran stars fading as Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio struggle, while Jim Turner and Lou Fette fail to meet early hype. Johnny Vander Meer throws a no hitter for Cincinnati, and rookies Frank McCormick Ernie Lombardi and Ival Goodman shine as some clubs slump and others rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Sporting World
Boston Bees
Graybeard
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Johnny Mize
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Rock of Gibraltar
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Joe Kahel
Zeke Bonura
Frank Demaree
Bill Herman
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Frank McCormick
Ernie Lombardi
Ival Goodman
Boxing rising star Al Hostak crowned middleweight king
The text highlights Al Hostak as the rising middleweight phenom who recently won the championship from Fred Steele, with mention of potential opponents across various fighters and regions. It also notes other sports figures such as Leonard Crawley’s unique golf day in England and comments from Tom Loughran on modern fighters. The passage weaves boxing, golf, and baseball notes, with names like Fred Steele, Fred Apostoli, Young Corbett, Sally Kneger, Woods, Yarosz, Billy Loose, Leonard Crawley, Tom Loughran, Seminy Gray, Joe Boley, and Mose Swaney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevel Fae
Fred Apostoll
Steele
Young Corbett
Histak
Sally Kneger
Woods
Yarosz
Billy Loose
Penn State
England
Leonard G. Crawley
Weybridge
Sunningdale
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Semimy Gray
Texarkana
Joe Boley
Athletics
Mose Swaney
House of David
Murray Kear Ib Doe
Suniher
Play Outfit and Dress Designs for Home Sewers
Two new sewing designs one for a play suit and one for a frock with optional bolero, featuring ricrac detailing and simple steps to sew. Suggested fabrics include linen, calico, pique, with sizes and yardage for patterns 12 through 44 and a call to order the SUCCESS IN SEWING booklet for complete steps and tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iplay
Kcrac
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bel
Syndicate
WNU Service
Will Calls For Odd Bequest In Final Letter
A dying merchant dictates a final will assigning his overdraft to his wife, equity in his car to his son, profits to supply houses, and gives his equipment to a junkman. He requests six creditors serve as pallbearers, while noting his debts and end-of-life plans. In a separate note, the largest known pearl is described from the Beresford Hope collection in London’s South Kensington museum, 2 inches long and about 1,818 grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kensington Museum
London
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Edward W. Pickard
Portiaid
Ore
Howard C. French
U. S. Air Reserve Corps
San Francisco
French
Pacific
Pan-American
Manila
Honolulu
Midway Island
Wake Island
Guam
Frenets
Leragio
Weiley
Meigs
Hans Bertram
German Air Service
Berlin
Manhattan
Bertram
Atlantic
Germany
China
Japan
Manchukuo
Ths
Changhufeng
Moscow
Tokyo
Lake Khassan
Changkufeng
Russia
Jerome Hanna Dean
Phillip K. Wrigley
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Boston
Lefty Gomez
Dizzy Deen
P. Prise
Ming
Wes Gust
Imeseds Peld
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Dauphin County
Earle
Legislative Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Newton
Iowa
Maytag
Nels G. Kraschel
Mathew Tinley
National
Labor Board
Madison Hill
Iowa National Guard
Kraschell
Kurt Haugwits
Barbara Hutton
Kurt
Lance
Courttesa Barbara
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Austria
Mittersill
Riviera
Detroit
Henry Ford
Douglas Corrigan
New York
California
Ireland
D. S
Department of Commerce
Corrigan
Indianapolis
John Pierpont Morgan
Jack Morgan
Dayton
Ohio
Jeanette Reber Taylor
Jeanette Taylor
Elmont
N. Y
John Reo
Florence Termond
Mamie
Sing Sing
Herbert Lehman
Southampton
Germeany
Irving Abell
Morris Fishbein
George A. Barclay
Pugilistic Prime
Helen Wills Moody
Woiner
Charljpoughip
Jake GilGret
Joe Lou
Hostak
al Hostak
Freddie Steele
State
Ust
Laine
Andrews
Minneapolis
Hewnepin
Quaker State
Quaker Stave Oil Re6ninn Corp
Oil Dig
Peon
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