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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1950

Page

3

Draftees and Vets Guide on Dependents Medical Care

Major Thomas M. Nial explains the armed forces shortage of medical personnel and how wives and dependents can receive care. The Red Cross coordinates space in military hospitals and service hospitals, with $1.75 daily charges for inpatient care. Outpatient services are free, including prenatal care. dependents must prove relationships and active-duty status.

Thomas M. Nial Washington Red Cross The

Dependents Eligible for Military Hospital Care Rules

The Army and Air Force define dependents as wives or dependent husbands, dependent children, and other family members living in the service member's home who are not legally dependent on non military persons. Navy and Marine Corps include lawful wives, unmarried dependent children under 21, and dependent mothers and fathers. Widows of Navy and Marine personnel are entitled to the same care. Certain diseases and long term conditions are not treated in military hospitals. Dependents of all servicemen, reserve or regular, receive care, but the service member must be on active duty. Navy rules require reservists to be on active duty at least 30 days for dependents to qualify.

Red Cross Army Air Force Navy Marine Corps Johhny

Real estate operator tied to 114 parking tickets

William L Goodwin of San Francisco, a real estate operator, amassed 114 parking tickets in eight months and allegedly lied about his arrest. Municipal Judge Edward F ODay imposed a $500 fine and 30 days in jail. The piece also notes Hopi snake dancers and their live rattlesnakes.

San Francisco William L., Goodwin Goodwin Warcalta Edward F. O'Day

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