10 Cent Pay Phone Charge Is Proposed
Baltimore December hearing on pay phone 10 cent charges amid higher rate requests. PSC chair Hessey asks audit chief McLean to estimate revenue impact by next Thursday. McLean notes 10 cent fees cut revenues by 25 to 35 percent and outlines company income scenarios under revised debt and rate base figures.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Commission
John H. Hessey
Hessey
E. Edward McLean
McLean
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
PSC
Jury Probes Story Told By Teitelbaum
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General McGrath launching a grand jury probe into Abraham Teitelbaum charges that two men allied with federal officials tried to shake him down for 500000 with promises of a tax fix. Teitelbaum testified before House tax investigators. King subcommittee chair ordered testimony to Justice for possible perjury. action urged within ten days.
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Abraham Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Chicago
Frank Nathan
Bert K. Naster
Rep
King 4Dcalif
House
Ways and Means
Justice Department
King
United States
Charles Irelan
District of Columbia
Menkin
Shyri Menkin
Miami
Teitel
Teitelbaum named in Washington clique allegations denied
Nathan says he knew Mrs. Teltelbaum and calls the shakedown story a dirty lie. Oliphant resigns after being named. Caudle denies ties to the plot. McGrath ousted for outside activities but vows no resignation as he denounces pressure on federal lawyers.
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Truman
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Candle
Federal Bar Association
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Christmas Movie "Holy Night" Showings Slate
A thirty minute film titled Holy Night will be shown at Mt. Zion Methodist Church tonight at 8 p.m. Additional showings are planned in Walkersville on Sunday at 9.30 a.m and Lewistown on Sunday at 10.20 a.m. The event is scheduled across locations in December.
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Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Walkersville
Lewistown
Defense Output Lag Denied by Joint Committee
A joint Senate House committee rejected the Johnson subcommittee's warning of lag in defense mobilization. It praised top Government officials for mobilization work while noting lags in some production lines. The panels clash over whether the nation maintains minimum military strength amid the multi billion dollar program.
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Washington
Senate
House
Joint Committee
Congressional
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Mayaank
D-Sc
Johnson
Defense mobilization praised for balance in wartime needs
The Maybank committee praised defense planners for balancing military preparedness with a healthy economy amid a colossal war. It noted improvements in defense production but denied unconfirmed reports of failures to maintain national safety and referenced Johnson sub-committee critiques indirectly. In Martinsburg West Virginia two sirens were installed for fire and civil defense alerts at a cost of 992 fifty cents plus installation fueling public donations.
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United States
Maybank Committee
Johnson
Senate House
Senate - House Committee
Charles £. Wilson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Salvaged Bones Needed For Surgical Work
Two Los Angeles doctors report that salvaged bone from accident victims and operations could prevent pain and disfigurement by supplying bone grafts. They say bone banks are不足 and more banks are needed to meet cases of joint damage disease or lengthening procedures and slow healing in fractures.
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Los Angeles
G. Messer Taylor
Vernon L. Nickel
College of Medical Evangelists
American Medical Association
Taylor
Nickel
Bone grafts from other sources may fail in many cases
The article notes frequent reliance on extra bone grafts from the patient or relatives, but urges caution as nonautologous grafts often do not take. It emphasizes that bone grafts can be sourced from other areas or donors, contrasting with flesh grafts that require closer compatibility. The text highlights surgical complexity and recuperation impacts.
Graft Framework for Bone Building Minerals Described
Drs Taylor and Nick describe a graft as a framework on a repository for bone building minerals to be deposited during healing. The graft will slough off leaving new growth. Bones from accident victims and amputations must be taken within four hours, placed in sterilized containers and kept deeply frozen.
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