Arctic Route by Submarine Seen Carrying Troops to Russia
Sir Hubert Wilkins told a Central Park Club audience that Arctic Ocean submarines could move American troops toward Russian industrial centers. He said the Arctic path avoids a 300 mile overland trek in extreme cold and could enable rapid, stealthy strike access.
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Arctic
Holiday rail fares cut for armed forces nationwide
All U S railroads cut coach fares for armed forces on holiday leaves from Dec 15 to Jan 10 two cents per mile with stopover and baggage privileges. Regular rates are 3.375 cents in the East and 2.5 cents in the West.
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AMA Aids Medical Schools With 500000 Private Fund
The American Medical Association approved a half million dollars from its national educational campaign fund to support medical schools in training future doctors. The funds follow a prior one million dollar ad campaign opposing compulsory health insurance. In a separate report, twelve fishermen escaped death off Nantucket when they jumped into the freezing sea to grab rescue lines after their vessel caught fire.
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Dogs Cause Divorce in San Francisco Case
Wilbur W. Wiseman, 34, filed for divorce claiming his wife paid more attention to their eight dogs seven Chihuahuas and a Pomeranian he seeks an equitable division keeping half the pets. He described the dogs as community property in the filing yesterday.
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Wilbur W. Wiseman
Canton Doctor of Year Named by AMA
Dr. Dean Sherwood Luce, 74, was en route to Cleveland to receive the nation's outstanding family doctor honor for 1950. He valued medicine as an art over business and noted he never sought wealth. He spoke before departing with his wife as AMA officials announced the selection.
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American Medical Association
French Cabinet Faces Crisis Over German Arms
France debated German rearmament as the cabinet met four hours without a decision. Socialist Guy Mollet threatened resignation over a plan to name a civilian high commissioner to oversee West German troop use in Western defense.
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Council of Europe
Macy to appeal Nassau election ruling to Supreme Court
Rep. W. Kingsland Macy says he will take his Nassau County election challenge to the U S Supreme Court after losing to Ernest Greenwood by 138 votes in a Nassau County district. Macy's counsel argues the State Supreme Court action blocked witness testimony and detailed records of alleged irregularities in the election.
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Newsprint Prices May Go Up Again
The Financial Post reports pulp and paper firms may raise prices again after recent increases. Buyers could feel the impact first in early next year as production costs climb. The paper notes a possible return of a $10 per ton jump for newsprint as producers remain dissatisfied with the latest rise.
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Deaths of S. Rowan and Dr. Gruskin Noted Photographers
S. Rowan 62, publisher of the Camera magazine and former Photographic Society of America president, dies in Baltimore. Dr. Benjamin Gruskin 68, head of pathology and cancer research at Temple University, dies in Durham, North Carolina.
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