Editorial questions Sidney Community Chest approach
The Telegraph questions the advisability of a Sidney Community Chest citing input from a well informed friend. Major fundraisers like Red Cross March of Dimes Carrier Salvation Army would resist joining under one chest and would run independent drives. The piece doubts the plan for Sidney suggesting the town may be too small for a united philanthropic umbrella.
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March of Dimés
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Motive Behind AMA Antitrust Investigation Stirring Press
Editorial comment notes nationwide reaction to the Justice Department probe of the American Medical Association and 16 state and county societies. Papers question motives, compare licensing bodies, and urge the public to scrutinize the move as press coverage traces aims and standards in medicine.
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Antitrust Division
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Columbus Evening Dispatch
AMA
Truman
Los Angeles Times
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Fragmented musings on politics society and irony
A jumble of opinions and anecdotes laments politicians who chase power, workers seeking parity, and personal foibles. It riffs on unions, pensions, divorces, weddings, fashion, tourism, and cultural quips, wrapping social observations in humorous if scattered reflections.
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Autiee
Who Gets the Railroad Dollar A NYU study says workers get most
Dr. Jules Backman finds wages and salaries claim 46.8 cents of each railroad dollar in 1948, with materials 22.6 cents, taxes 10.6 cents, depreciation 4.2 cents, and misc 5.4 cents. After costs, stockholders receive about 3 cents, far less than workers and far from a plutocrat image.
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Jules Backman
New York University
Nebraska doctors urge voluntary prepaid health plans
The Nebraska State Medical Association urges every citizen to insure against costly illness through voluntary prepayment. Dr. A. J. Offerman of Omaha says such plans, including Blue Cross and Blue Shield, protect families from financial shock and let people shop for the best option. He argues voluntary plans are affordable, comparable to everyday purchases, and superior to federal compulsory health insurance which he claims would raise payroll taxes and centralize control.
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America
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Leader North Carolina tops US in lumber plant count
Leader North Carolina ranks first in the United States in number of lumber and basic timber products plants, highlighting its strong wood products industry and manufacturing footprint across the state.
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