Europe Health Plans Do Not Win Favor
Three members of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, Representative Wilson D. Gillette of Pennsylvania, Lindley Beckworth of Texas, and John B. Bennett of Michigan, returned from Europe criticising health programs. Beckworth warned that success abroad does not guarantee success at home, reiterating opposition to socialized medicine after studying systems in Britain and Czechoslovakia.
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New York
Truman
Wilson D. Gillette
Pennsylvania
Lindley Beckworth
Texas
John B. Bennett
Michigan
Gland
Czechoslovakia
Beckworth
The
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Return Of 30 Ships Pledged By Russians
Russia formally agreed to return 30 American vessels loaned in World War II. The ships include three ice breakers and 27 frigates, to be returned by December 1. Ice breakers go to Bremerhaven Germany and frigates to Yokosuka Japan. One frigate ran aground reducing the count from 28 to 27.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Willard Thorp
State Department
U. S
Bremerhaven
Germany
Yokosuka
Australians Struggle With Nationalization Power
Sydney reports that Australia s Labor government cannot nationalize private industries due to Section 92 of the Constitution. Courts including the Privy Council in London hold the federal government lacks power to nationalize interstate banking, among other ventures.
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Sydney
Australia
Labor
Labor Party
Privy Council
London
Polio Strikes Again With Fifth Death in County
Polio has claimed another life at St. Monica's Hospital as 6-year-old Mary Gaither of Coolidge joins Wayne Wood, 24, of Phoenix, as the fifth polio death at the facility since January. Wood, a CPA and civic participant, died after a tracheotomy and heart involvement. Mary received an iron lung and tracheotomy, both victims of bulbar polio, while officials appeal for emergency funds as county drive trails far behind the $120,000 goal. The polarizing outbreak prompts renewed calls for donations to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
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Mary Gaither
Coolidge
St. Monica's Hospital
Wayne Wood
Phoenix
St. Monica’s
Maricopa County
Mary
Otto Gaither
Wood
East Mulberry Street
Alma Jeanne
Walter A. Wood
Hulbert Rimmer
Richmond
Northeast Phoenix Lions Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
First Southern Baptist’ Church
Exelsior
Springs
A. L. Moore and Sons
C. Vaughan Rock
First Southern Baptist Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Pinal County
National Foundation For
Arizona
H. D. Brady
North 10Th Street
Brady Garden
Israel seeks stud cattle in Australia and New Zealand
Australian cattle trade notes Israel plans to buy 2000 stud cattle in Australia and New Zealand. Israeli cattle expert Eliyahu Hopovetzki, currently in Australia, spent 20 days in India reviewing cattle breeding and expects to remain in the region for several months.
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Sydney
Australia
Israel
New Zealand
Eliyahu Hopovetzki
Hopovetzki
India
Oyster varieties harvested from U S waters reported
Three oyster types are taken from U S waters the large native eastern oyster the small native Olympia oyster on the west coast and an imported large Japanese oyster.
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U. S
Olympia
Fair Plans Day For Jacque Mercer At Arizona Fair
Paul F. Jones executive secretary of the Arizona State Fair Commission seeks a Miss America Day at the fair from Nov 4 to 13. He telegrammed Atlantic City Pageant officials asking that Jacque Mercer Miss America 1949 be allowed to appear for Arizona visitors. Mercer, 18, is also invited to attend Hermosillo Sonora Mex Black and White Ball in the governor's palace this winter, a highlight of the city’s social season.
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Paul F. Jones
Arizona State Fair Commission
Jones
Atlantic City
Jacque Mercer
Phoenix
Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Associated Press
Governor's
Museum Code Of Dress Met CHICAGO Bathing wear banned
In Chicago the Museum of Science and Industry bans bathing beach attire and adds wrap-on skirts for visitors in swimsuits or shorts. Staff say the museum is not a place for play clothing. six teenage girls were halted at the entrance but later admitted after a huddle and return.
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Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Jackson Park Beach
Martha McGrew
Long Island Grows Most Brussels Sprouts in America
Long Island, New York leads the nation in Brussels sprouts production, contributing the largest share of the crop grown in the United States. farmers employ specialized fields and seasonal harvests to meet demand from broad regional markets.
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Long Island
New York
America
Australia forms secret service
Canberra report states Australia's new secret service the Australian Security Intelligence Organization is established and functioning Its head Judge Geofrey Reed reports field men in government departments and defense works work to counter sabotage espionage and subversive activities
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Canberra
Australia
Geoffrey S. Reed
Australian Security Intelligence Organization
Speeders Shown Smashed Autos in Clayton
Clayton New Mexico September 27 AP Police Chief Emmett Coble halted speeding motorists and gave them a tour of smashed cars to showcase the city. He pictured Clayton as a pleasant place with good sights and eateries and released the visitors to eat in town.
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Clayton
N. M
Emmett Coble
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Proctor
Proctor Cordminder
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U.S
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GE & Electric
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Canton
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