Public Health Alliance seeks to guard against socialism in medicine
The Interassociation Committee on Health formed by the American Medical Association American Hospital Association American Nurses Association American Dental Association American Public Health Association and American Public Welfare Association argues for local control of health services opposing centralized federal socialized medicine. It cites Blue Cross as evidence of voluntary progress and warns federal overreach would raise costs and reduce quality, urging opposition in Congress and nation-wide.
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Intern Association Committee On Health Haseen
American Medicalssociation
American Hospital Association
American Nurses Associaition
American Dental Association
American Public Health Association
American Public Welfare Association
Ennis
Cilities
Entist
Blue Cross
Sower Commission On
Great Britain
Ptate
Holsith Service
Hoover Commission
Congress
Inter-Association Committee On Health
Indignant father asks how youths cope with future hazards
A letter from a wary parent questions whether American youths, praised for wealth and gadgets, can face imminent dangers posed by rugged Europeans. He ponders if the nation remains the strong republic of Washington and Lincoln or turns into fragile sissies, as he foresees the need to answer soon.
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Hollywood
George Washington
Lincoln
Byads
Odd Facts On Steel Output And Furnace Legend
Great Britain produced 14 877 000 tong of steel in 1949 nearly matching its 1931 level. National and local government officeholders total 2 146 000 now, up from 1 385 000 ten years earlier. The Hopewell village furnace in Pennsylvania manufactured cannon and shot for George Washington's troops at Valley Forge.
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Great Britain
Hopewell Village
Pennsylvania
George Washington
Valley Forge
Bible Verse Quote From John 3 16
The provided text offers a biblical verse reference paraphrased from John 3 16 about God's love for the world and the promise of eternal life through belief in His Son, noting the intention of salvation rather than perishing.
South Pacific and the race question in modern times
A reader reflects on South Pacific as a serious drama about miscegenation and the complexities of interracial marriage. The writer cites history and personal experience, arguing that moral law transcends racial lines while acknowledging both happy and unhappy endings in the musical’s portrayal of love across ethnic divides. The piece notes notable characters like Mary Martin and Ezio Pinza and questions the feasibility of cross racial unions in society.
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South Pacific
United States
Hitler
Houston Stewart Chamberlain
Europe
Hannibal
Asia
Norther Athes
Hfe
Mary Martin
Ezio Pinza
Leutenant Cable
Liat
Bloody Mary
Princeton
Oscar Hammerstein
Kipling
Oklahoma state flower to the mistletoe fact note
A brief item notes Oklahoma's state flower being tied to mistletoe while adding curious trivia. It mentions the word hybrid derived from a Tatin word meaning mon grel and cites the Statue of Liberty index finger as eight feet long along with quirky terms like fairy ladders liftes of the valley.
Demand for equal justice upholds liberal order in nation
The speaker asserts radicalism rests on punishing the guilty regardless of status, upholding equality before the law and the liberal conditions that foster opportunity and national development. The emphasis is on accountability for all, from powerful to weak, as essential to the country’s progress.
How Union Bosses Elect Leaders in a Chicago Convention
An investigative critique of a 1948 AFL Engineers Union convention in Chicago. The piece accuses William E. Maloney and other leaders of corruption, extortion, and lavish wealth, detailing the nomination and election process and denouncing Taft Hartley as worker oppression. It highlights Mayor Kennelly and officials’ complicity, and notes multiple racketeering allegations surrounding the officer slate and convention proceedings.
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Nfashington
Truman
AFL
International Union of Operating
HodCarriers’ and Common Laborers’ Union
Federation of Mussielana
Teamsters’ and Holleymakers
United Mine Workers
Joe Fay
Frank Hague
New Deal
New Jersey
William E. Maroney
Florida
Miami Beach
Mike Carrozzo
Maloney
Chicago
J. L.donnohue
Chicago and
Cook County Buildings Trades Council
William E. Maloney
Martin J. Kennelly
Dan Gilbert
State’s Attorney's Office
George T. Barnes
Kennelly
Hiad
Moloney
Charles A. Gramling
Bolton
Wiliam Lynch
Lynch
Brother Lynch
Brother Gramling
Charlie
Brother Maloney
Anton Imhahn
1St Aid
Democratic Union
Brother Gramuitg
Maroney
Scalenus Anticus Muscle Spasm Causes Neck Numbness
The article explains how a spasm of the scalenus anticus muscle in the neck can press on the artery and nerves, causing numbness and weakness in the neck shoulder and arm. It notes signs such as reduced hand grip strength and lowered blood pressure in the affected arm, and distinguishes this from arthritis or disc issues.
Treatment of Scalene Muscle Enlargement Relief Options
Dr H N Bundesen outlines relief methods for enlarged scalenus anticus muscle. Local anesthetic injections can provide rapid relief in most cases, confirming the diagnosis. If injections fail to relieve, surgical cutting of the muscle may be necessary.
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King Feat
Teo
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From Filer of L A Light
A retrospective column recalls events on November 21 across years. Theodore Dreiser addressed Los Angeles Junior league members on women’s clubs. Police patrols and civic schemes surface in 1918 and 1919 notes. The Gunter hotel banquet marks its opening. A San Antonio open shop debate and local education plans appear.
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Theodore Dreiser
Los Angeles Junior League
Epethers
Phi Wright
O. Thompson
San Antonio
Open Shop Association
Kiwanis
United States
Gunter Hotel
Cora R. Mulholland
H. Amos
Turn Verein
Houston Street
On Broadway Gossip and Politics Mixed in Page One
A collage of 1940s celebrity notes and political squibs. Judy Deanna and Shirley are cited in personal life twists while Judy Garland’s career and Lana Turner’s film plans float amid Broadway and New York politics. The Liberal party’s power balance in New York state and Lehman endorsements surface amid entertainment gossip.
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Liberal Party
New York State
Lehman
Bacring Down On the News by Bugs Baer
Arthur Baer mocks Soviet nuclear feats and grandiose claims. He quips about atom bombs shaping mountains and digging vast canals, lampooning wartime bravado and UN reactions with a biting, humorous edge. The column satirizes Cold War hysteria and big rhetoric.
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Arthur
Bugs
Baer
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Mera
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A Public Health Alliance
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L. A. Light
Garrett Ansuplus Hobart
Federal Building
Mister Breger
Broadway
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Judy
Deanna
Shirley
Jerry Wayne
Rita Hayworth
the Times
Johnson
Joe
Ledderge
Elizabeth
U. S
ABC
J. RiMaggio
Lana Turner
Meteo
Teres
Ike
Cable
Eskimo District
Stalin
Gutzon Borglum
INE
Texas
HS Bundag
Dally
Suni Ae Poe
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