Doctors Seek 24 Percent Pay Rise in British National Health Service
British Medical Economics reports doctors in the National Health Service demand a 24 percent increase after six years without a raise. Aneurin Bevan, ex Labour leader and critic, argues arms spending cuts hurt welfare services as Prime Minister Macmillan reshuffles health posts amid ongoing fee disputes and inflation eroding doctor incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natiional Health Service
Great Britain
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Bevan
Labor
National Health Service
United States
Harold “Macmillian
Dennis Vosper
Vosper
R. H. Turton
Turton
England
Wales
Scotland
Ore
U. S. Wealth Information Foundation
Medical Economics Magazine
MacArthur Critics Stir Debate Over Korean War Conduct
A fragmented wire service item recalls General MacArthur’s controversial stance in Korea and his past praise and criticism. The piece notes his World War II leadership, later retirement, and periodic calls to restore his rank, citing disputed assessments of insubordination and public remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
New, York
Hatter 'S Harbor
MacArthur
Pacific
United Nations
Brant’ Hin
Pershing
Brotherhood Week Observed Amid Calls for Real Tolerance
The National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsors Brotherhood Week February 17-24, tying it to George Washington's birthday. President Eisenhower, honorary chairman, urged unity among diverse backgrounds to uphold freedom of worship and mutual understanding, criticizing hollow tolerance and urging genuine respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bibli
Ian
Sibanye
Brotherhood
National Conference‘ of Christians
George Washington
Eisenhower
Brotherhood, differences lift American melting pot
A Raleigh County court reporter's note urges true brotherhood over mere tolerance, emphasizing respect for individual differences as essential to equal rights. Civitan magazine highlights Beckley efforts to supply merchants with standard size American flags, with Boy Scout Troop 80 storing and displaying them on patriotic holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de- H
America
Civitan
Civitan International
Beckley Club
United States
Mel Verost
Register
Beckley
Boy Scout Troop 80
Ingrid Bergman Oscar chatter at critics party in New York
At a Film Critics exclusive party Ingrid Bergman is favored to win the Oscar with Audrey Hepburn and Carroll Baker among potential contenders. The event featured fashion notes on Bergman’s Balenciaga gown and reflections on whether she will attend the Hollywood ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ingrid Bergman
Audrey Hepburn
Film Critics
Ingrid
Sardis
Carroll. Baker
Steve Allen
Steve
Miss. Bergman
Julié-Andrews
Lady
Roxy Theater
Julie
Hollywood
Washington
Stan Burns
Ike
Bernard Baruch
Mike
Todd
New Orleans
Liz ‘Taylor
Mame
Angels
Frank ‘Cresci
Rainier
Jerry
Lewis
Sammy, Davis Jr
Frank ‘ Sinatra
Arlene
Ardelle ‘Ferry
Barry
Norumpeter
Ray
Anthony
Nila “Raya
Lowing Itotal
Maurice Chevalier
Diana. Dors
Rod Steiger
Marquis of
Milford- Hain
Annabella
Tyrone Poter
Murr Weinger
George
Coty ’ Tor
Mia Beach
Earl's
Pearts
Caroline Clark
Don Appell
Earl
College Finances and Timing for a Midyear Graduate
A psychologist discusses options for a 17 year old finishing high school in January. Advice covers delaying college to save money or entering university midyear if finances permit. Emphasizes campus social experience, night school earnings, and practical finance, with a vocational guidance kit offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Central High
Stan
Northwestern University
Links Between Japan and U.S. Seen Century Ago
Hal Boyle recalls Yukichi Fukuzawa and Commodore Perry as he traces a century of U.S.–Japan ties. The piece notes Fukuzawa’s curiosity and influence, San Francisco hospitality, Washington democracy contrasts, and ongoing cross-Pacific relations fostering mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
U.s
Belman Morin
Hal Boyle
York
United States
Ite
Commodore Perry
Atier Perry
America
Yukichi Fukizawa
San Francisco
Washington
George Washington
Pathers
Bob
Moscow
Pukuzawa
Pacific
Budget clash over small business tax cuts and spending
Eisenhower and Humphrey push for tax relief and budget restraint as discussions swirl over a 72 billion dollar budget. Cabinet committee recommendations for 600 million in tax cuts face opposition while officials stress revenue concerns and Congress bears responsibility for any reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Cabinet ‘Committee
Thes
Sait
House
Truman
White House
Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
British Medical Economics
Macmillian
the, Exchequer
House of Commons
Britain
National” Health
Urs
Pharmaceutical
Popeye
Leah Toney Trail
Raleigh
Manassas
Raleigh S. Register
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
W. Va
Hinton
W.va
McQuade
Associated Press
EMS
Brooks & Finley, Inc
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
West Virginia
ELIS
Eckley Newspapers Corporation
Camino
Bergman
Oscar
By Earl Wilson
Georgie Jessel
Elvis Presley
Jerry Lester
Shelley “Winters
Winston
Copacabana
Une
Frank’ Sinatra
Neen
Frankie
Joey Bishop
Wall
Dagmar
Rhode , Island
Colorado
ANDAR
Jesus Christ
Armen
James C
Kincaid, Newberry
Exenhower
Gen
Eldal! Burns
Israel
Candian
Adlai E. Stevenson
House of Representatives
Delaware
Nevada
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wycoming
John. A. Cartallis
Sucian’ H. Davis
Hugh A. Dunn
John W. McCreery
Abe 'Redden
J. E. Summerfields
John H. Mather
A.A
Lily
F.C
Thers
Raleigh. Baptist .Association
the Baptist Church
W. J. Peters
Daniels
A. L. Nutchison
Sylvia
J. W. Meador
D. G
Richmond
W. W. West
Lester
L. P. Groves
James Sweenen
G. W W. Cook
Gy Cook
Summers County
West Virginia Bridge
Aaa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!