AMA Health Program Is Under Fire
Washington reports senators and doctors debate Truman era health plan, with AMA critics calling the program a publicity stunt. The AMA emphasizes a public education drive while rejecting federal control and a cabinet level health department.
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AMA Health Program
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Truman
American Medical Association
ANA
AMA
Chasham
Boston
Sa Health
Ham
Frothingham
Massachusetts Medical Society
Franks
D. Roosevelt
Fadio Corporation of Presidents Witham of
CIO
Desc
AMLA
Department of Health
Hoover Commission
Whitaker and Baxter
Joint Return Is Change In Income Tax Act Washington Feb 20
The article explains the new joint return method for married couples under the income tax act, detailing savings across income levels, eligibility, and the requirement that both spouses sign a joint return. It compares joint versus separate returns and notes community property states.
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Washington
Mt Airy Man's Stolen Car Recovered Near Laurel
State Police recovered a robin's egg blue 1988 Buick Roadmaster stolen from a Washington parking place near Fourteenth Street and New York Avenue. Five Washington Negroes were arrested Saturday near Laurel for an apparent joyride and returned to Washington for trial. The owner Wa tard C Van Sant, of Mt Airy, reported parking the car at 10:45 Friday night.
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Washington
Laytonsville Vet Injured After Jump From Second Story Window
Laytonsville in Montgomery County reports a veteran, identified as Warren Fydings Hall, leaped from a second story window at a farmhouse in Laytonsville after an argument with his wife. He suffered a fractured clavicle, possible skull fracture, and other injuries. Rescue squads aided him. he was transported by ambulance to Government hospital.
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Secusiy
Jay
Laytonsville
Gaithersburg
Amrbulance
Bethesda
Jack Dempsey
Bui Belphia
Hall Grztaul
Weekend Auto Accidents Here Weekend Auto Accidents Here
Two weekend crashes sent two people to Frederick Memorial Hospital. A Woodsboro man and a Frederick boy were treated and released. Eight year old Lester Coyle suffered head injuries when an auto driven by Roger W. Disney struck his bicycle on South Market West All Saints, then he was treated and discharged. Curtis Hennings and Clarence Bruchey were injured in a West Patrick street collision. Bruchey faced charges for failing to keep right. Hennings for reckless driving.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Woodsboro
Frederick
Suimm
Lester Coyle
West South Street
Roger W. Disney
Mt Airy
South Market West
All Saints Streets
Lieut
Dorsey
Aport
All Saints Street
Young Cox
Frederick Memorsi Hospital
Curtis Hennings
Collsion
West Patrict Street
Clarence Kooniz
Bruchey
Oficer
Douglas Stup
Hennings
Patrick Street
Brachey
Collision injures two drivers on highway near town
Police report shows Hennings suffered shock lacerations and possible jaw fracture while Brachey endured shock and a bruise around the left eye after a collision. Both were held for observation for brain concussion as state police and city ambulances transported them to the hospital.
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Hennings
Brachey
Tate Police
City Eqquipmenct
Auto Burned Early Sunday in Burkittsville
James Carter's 1912 Willys sedan parked in front of the Burkittsville schoolhouse was destroyed by a fire that firefighters from the Brunswick Fire Department contained with a garden hose. Fog and slow fire response hampered early morning efforts.
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James Carter
Burkittsville
Willys
Bronswick Fire Department
Hus
Aum
Carter
Rice
Fire spreads near school. damage insured and under investigation
A resident reported the blaze from his window across from the school. Loss, not yet estimated, was covered by insurance. Friday a grass fire at Ghinn farm near Lovettsville threatened nearby structures but was stopped by firefighters and farm hands. In Athens, Demetrius Paparrisas, 53, a Greek Communist Party member, committed suicide at headquarters while awaiting trial on 152 counts of fomenting revolt. he faced the possibility of death.
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Hice
Virginia
Ghinn
Lovettsville
Carrol Green
Athens
Demetrius Paparrisas
Greek Unist Party
Purported Confession Published In Bulgaria
Sofia reports publish purported confession of Yank Ivanov, supervisor of Method churches in Bulgaria, claimed spy for Cyril Black. He is among 15 Protestant clergy arrested by the stern government on treason espionage and black market money charges.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Sofia Press Today
Cyril Black
Yank Ivanov
Ivanovis
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