Commission Urges Wide Reforms of Federal Medical Services
Washington report outlines chaos in federal medical care, urging a central coordinating council and tighter guidelines to curb waste. It cites 1954 expenditures of 4.149 billion dollars and proposes closing hospitals and infirmaries across the Army Navy and Public Health Service to save millions and reduce duplications.
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Hamilton Field
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Moffett Field
Norfolk. Va
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Ocean Naval Air Base
Norfolk
Norfolk Naval Base
Little Creek
Boston
New York
San Antonio
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Aspinwall
Erie
Beckley and
Clarkburg
W. Vas
Amarillo
Bonham, Marin
Texas
Boise
Fargo and
Minol
Draftee’s And Yet’s Guide to Korean GI Bill Education
Major Thomas MMNTAL outlines that servicemen in uniform before Feb 1 may continue earning Korean GI Bill schooling until separation or 36 months. Law restores benefits after a presidential proclamation blocked them, with eligibility requiring at least 90 days active duty between 1950 and 1955 and honorable discharge. Monthly allowances vary by training type and dependents, with adjustments as training progresses. Readers may write Major Nial for service-connected problems using a stamped return envelope.
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Thomas Mmntal
Congress
Cyou
Nial
Jentlese
Libertytown Homemakers Discuss Buy a Book Read a Book Theme
Libe rty town Homemakers met Feb 23 at Mrs Otto Gertz home to hear Burr Arts Library reading leaders Mrs Raymond Keller and Mrs Oscar Joy on Buy a book read a book. President Mrs Gaines Monk presided and co host was Mrs Artie Ikemp. Refreshments and social hour followed with upcoming meeting March 23. A sheep was killed on a farm near Point of Rocks Friday by dogs. sheriff’s deputy Roy Fisher investigated and one dog was killed.
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Libertytown
Do. Burr Arts Library
Raymond Keller
Oscar Joy
Gaines Monk
Otto Gertz
Artie Ikemp
Charles Ungleshee
Abc’s of
Music In Song
Ungleshee
Nationwide Polio Vaccination Plans This Spring
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis tabled nationwide polio vaccination plans for this year pending favorable reports from last year’s tests. An April evaluation is expected after 1,830,000 schoolchildren received inoculations last summer. If approved, nine million children would receive the vaccine in three shots over a month, targeting returning 1954 participants and all first and second graders nationwide.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hart E. van Riper
Ie Cunate
National Institutes of Health
Foundation
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Bread Of Life By Rev A Parnell Bailey
A story of a child adopted by a couple who explain she must only love and be their child. The piece contrasts this with the Christian call to love God, noting the line You need not do anything, All you need do is to try and love Me and be My child. Scripture from Psalms 145 20 closes.
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Rev
A. Parnell Bailey
Woolson One of the Blues in Duluth Doing Fine
In Duluth Minnesota Woolson last of the 1 Was boys in Blue reported doing fine after a comfortable night at Duluth Hospital. Albert West Virginia mentioned as having farmed from 49 western counties of Virginia in a related note.
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Minn
Woolson
Boys In Blue
Albert
West Virginia
Virginia
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