Battle Over Group Health Plan Signals Practice Changes
Washington debate traces Group Health Association as AMA fights for medical autonomy. 2,500 federal workers joined a $220 month care plan, while District Doctors push back, fearing compulsory insurance and hospital access limits. Government action lauds anti trust implications as changes in medical practice loom nationwide.
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Preston Grover Washington
Washington
Group Health Association
American Medical Association
Group Health
Twentieth Century Fund
District (of Columbia
Medics Society
AMA
Germany
Europe
Medical Society
Thurman Arnold
America
District Medical Society
Negro Held For Sale Of Untaxed Liquor
A North Bentz street negro was arrested Sunday at 2 a.m. by Chief Allen S. Bartels and Officer Frank Dorsy for selling untaxed liquor. William Hammond was jailed for hearing later. attorney Alton Bennett sought postponement. Seven other arrests occurred, six for drunkenness, with Harvey Gilmore held after a street fight reportedly involving a brick. Warren Harley and Earl Ausher man faced drunkenness charges, with jail on collateral or recognizance. Others, John Clements and J Cramer, were jailed on similar charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bentz Street
Allen S. Bartels
Frank Dorsey
William Hammond
Alton ¥. Bennett
Hammond
Harvey Gilmore
Bartgis
Daniel Swomley
Ben Phebus
Gilmore
Barth
Dorsry
Warren Harley
Earl Ausherman
Austin Young
Thomas Carty
Frederick
John Clements
J Cramer
Charles Burras
Herbert Strawsburg
Washington’s Potomac Hope and Sewage Reform Plan
Washington editorials recount the Potomac and Rock Creek sewage problems with humor and history. Harold Ickes offers aid to upstream towns to fund sewage disposal plants, aiming to restore the river’s health and set a national example within a few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
George Washington
Ginia
Potomac
Pretty Rock Creek
District of Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
Jusserand
T. R
Rock Creek
PWA
Harold Ickes
Senatorial Sailing of Big Pond Still Okay
Washington society notes and summer getaways along the Atlantic coast from Rehoboth Beach to Bethany Beach. Describes high society vacations, swimming holes, jellyfish in Chesapeake Bay, risks from sea nettles, and a close look at coastal areas favored by officials. Mentions Gen. Hugh Johnson and NRA era history, plus the practicalities of social status in Washington. Also notes a Canadian grasshopper plague spreading to about 63 million acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Board of Trade
Potomac
Atlantic Ocean
Rehoboth Beach
Donald Richberg
Bethany Beach
Hugh Johnson
Bethany
Johnson
NRA
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Great Falls
Big Rock
NEA Service, Inc
New Border Clashes Threaten General War In Far East
NEA Service reports heavy fighting along the Rashin Vladivostok coast could escalate into a general war. Japan campaigns in Hankow strain supply lanes from Yokohama and Tokyo. Soviet Far East forces, air power, and border fortifications loom, risking a two-front conflict with China.
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Japan
Russia
Far East
Rashin
Vladivostok
Yangtze
China
Hankow
Yokohama
Tokio
Seciping-Tientsin
Endan
Sihkiang
Outer Mongolia
Radio Day By Day Highlights Fall Schedule Changes
New York Aug 8 The fall radio program slate forms with NBC WEAF plans returning Fred Aven on October 5 and Joe Penner on Thursday evenings starting September 29 CBS. Lot resumes after a summer interruption September 1, followed by Ford McGee and Molly. Warden Lawes Sing Sing dramas return October 21 on WIZ-NBC. Tonight offers various talks, concerts, and dramas across WEAF WABC and WIZ with schedules for Tuesday and international features and a closing note on Brazil’s large size in South America.
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New York
Cineup
Fred Aven
Weafnbc
Town Hall
Joe Penner
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Older McGee
Weap-Nbc
Molly
Warden Lawes
Wiz-Nbc
WABC
Carmel Show
Paris
WIZ
Oscar L. Chapman
Interior
Bob Ripley
Margaret Speaks
Grant Park
Marek Weber
Clyde Lucas
Dick Himbershow
Pick
Pat
Orson Welles Theater
Wayne Ringwaltz
Ted Weems
Ferde Grofe
Farmer
Weather repeats past droughts with long rain droughts ahead
The AP notes a forecast of extended rainfall decline and recurring drought patterns dating from 1863 to 1895 and the 1930s. Kinzer of the Weather Bureau compares past cycles with current trends, citing 12 percent above normal rainfall earlier this year and regional shifts toward drier conditions on the Atlantic seaboard before mid July floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
J. B. Kincer
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Arrests Mark Second Time in Three Days
Millard Stern of New Midway posted 10 by police for reckless driving after arrest by Officer Ben Phebus at East Third and East streets. Hazel Krenzer of West Patrick Street jailed for 25 collateral after drunken and disorderly conduct arrest by Officer Phebus at 11 45 p m. Daniel Togans charged with drunkenness on the street posted 250 collateral. officer Burras made the arrest.
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Millard Stern
New Midway
Ben Phebus
East Third
East Streets
Hazel Krenzer
West Patrick Street
Phobus
Daniel Togans
Offcer Burras
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Claude Pepper
U. S
Florida
Moscow
Vladnostok
NEA
Manchouluo
Nanking
Vladivojstok
Manchoukuo-Siberian
Amu
Manchoukuo
Lake Baikal
Poor
Republic
Outer
Mongolia
Chunghing
FI Hanhow
Chi
Sirtuang
VAGT
Munden
Siberia
Amur River
Priping
Harsiny
A. E
Por
Vladivoston
Rashinewapan
Yorusum
Naval, Mage J
Sashin
Vladivostoh
Busterfield
Hi Boys
Paul Martin
Saratoga Springs
WJZ
Geneva
Salvador de Madariaga
U.S
England
Berlin
JZK
Tokyo
Prague
2RO
Rome
PCJ
Netherlands
Brazil
South America
Alaska
Pennhurst
Michigan Avenue
Lamme City, N. J
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Ener
MAMID
Doller
Teo
Union Station
Andy With
Neale
Hotse
Russell H. Bennett
Prop
J Howard Siocum
Mgr
Qcean City
Markell & Ford
Deouth
Maraaus
al FS
New England
South
Tjan
New
Baltimore
T. Ae
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Gceam View
Hampton Roads
Yorktown
Williams Pargort
Old Bey Lid
Palm Beach
Quaker City
North Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elgin
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
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