Acheson Relaxed Under Pressure Despite Firing Talk
NEA report notes Secretary of State Dean Acheson remained calm and humorous at a recent press conference amid calls for his removal. He joked with German lawmakers observing U.S. policy debates and avoided commenting on colleague Rusk’s speech. The piece cites Republican critics, McCarthy’s claim of imminent dismissal, and Acheson’s stated intent to serve through the duration.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Mike DiSalle
Bundestag
Acheson
Red China
Dean Rusk
New York
U. S
U.S
Mr. Rusk
Rusk
Peiping
United Nations Commander In Korea
UN Good Offices Committee
State Department
Iran
Ditto
McCarthy
Jon
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Collins and Vandenberg
Sherman
Brewster
Bridges
Cain
Hickenlooper
Chiang Kai-shek
Alger Hiss
Truman
Defense
George , Marshall
Omar Bradley
Sil
Walt
Montgomery Health Services Doubled in a Decade
Montgomery County's health services have more than doubled in clinical nursing laboratory and sanitation over the past ten years per the Health Department's 16th annual report. County Health Officer Dr W L Eblicott notes the 1950 records show growth aided by county state funding and voluntary agencies, providing more total service and more relative to population.
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Montgomery County
Health Department
W. L. Eblicott
Health care gaps in aging populations persist
A historical remark highlights that long term illnesses among middle and old age remain the major health challenge. It notes only minimal progress in addressing these needs and points to a growing number of patients whose families lack means for private care.
County Health Clinic Expansion Stages Growth and TB Program
The county expanded clinic services over a decade with more centers increasing access. Maternal Child Hygiene Clinics expanded to additional sites, while general disease clinics declined due to simplified penicillin treatments. Public Health Law Council transportation aided clinic success as centers grew from five to twelve, with four old centers relocated. Tuberculosis services, via the Tuberculosis Association, increased to six times their 1940 size.
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Public Health Law Council
Tuberculosis Association
Lufs Stuff Cost of Living Weighs on Residents
A letter from N A Lufburrow discusses rising prices and daily cost of living increases. The writer notes growing tension as households seek resources to maintain basic needs and mental health amid tightening finances.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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