Ewing Opposes Socialized Medicine in Truman Plan
Ewing of the Truman administration criticized socialized medicine while endorsing national health insurance as vital to public welfare. He spoke at Beth El Hospital in Brooklyn during cornerstone ceremonies. Albany college and health officials announced new radiology leadership and budget figures amid ongoing vote hesitation on Communist admissions.
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New York
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Security
Beth+El Hospital
Brooklyn
Stati
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Leany
George. James
Det Jane
Albany
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Fierich
Department’s’ Medical ‘Services Divi
Its
Sion
Hermann
Hillebée
National Fund Plans Puppy Veterinary Expenses
The National Fund plans to cover veterinary expenses for a puppy. Details on eligibility and payment procedures are not clear in the provided text.
Fragmented World News Fragments From May Day and War
Disjointed reports mention a May Day massacre near Palermo with claims of peti- tions and an absent Salvatore, while naval hero Sir Henry Harwood is noted as dies. Pope Pius VII meets King Leopold in a private audience at the Vatican. British defense and European tensions are touched in hurried notices.
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Lng
Salvatore
Sicily
Pordella
Della
Ginestra
Palermo
London
Sir Henry Harwood
Admiralty
Henry
Graf Spee
River Platte
Leopold
Vatican City
Pius VII
Belgium
Princess de Rethy
Holy See
Vatican
Notable World War I era figures listed in obituary-like notice
A compiled notice recalls CHRISTOFFER HANNEVE shipyards owner claimed 000,000 compensation for Shipbuilding Interests seized by the United States in World War I in New York City. STEPHEN GWYNN, 87, Irish sailor and biographer of literary figures, based in Dublin. WINTHROP WEBSTER BENNER, 69, head of the National Synthetic Rubber Company during World War I, in Norristown Pennsylvania. ORVILLE DAVIES, 55, retired vice president of the Motors Insurance Corporation, GM subsidiary, in New York City. MARION FRANK PARKER, 73, former sports editor and charter member of the Baseball Writers Association of America, in St Louis. DR PATRICK MACHLER, former national surgeon of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, in Milwaukee.
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Christoffer
New York City
Marion Frank Parker
Democrat
Baseball Writers Association of America
St. Louis
Patrick Machler
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Milwauke
New Lutheran Bishop in Hungary backs Reds
In Budapest Hungary two new Lutheran bishops favor cooperation with the communist led government. Desery 36 succeeds former Bishop Lajos Ordass who was released from prison after nearly two years of a two year sentence for currency speculation. Ordass removal and conviction drew protests from Lutheran World Federation. Desery once attacked Mindszenty as royalist absolutism and is among Hungary s youngest bishops. The Lutheran bishops urged parental religious instruction for the coming school year amid action against cloisters and monasteries.
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Budapest
Hungary
Lutheran Church
Rey Laszlo Dezsery
Lajos Ordass
Ordass
Bothj Ordass
Lutheran. World Federation
U. Lutherans
Federation
Dessery Jib
Josef
Mindszenty
Desery Shokl
Catholic Bishops
Aina New -Pastoral
Jto
Josef Reval
Jwerk
Suivas
One MANS OPINION about Miss Denise Darcel arrival
Miss Denise Darcel is featured in a lively opinion piece recalling her arrival and influence in a male dominated scene. The writer notes her French prominence, compares gender ratios, and mentions delegates to a women’s convention in England. The tone blends admiration with playful social commentary.
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Denise Darcel
Larry Ral Gillion
Eeeriti
W.G.T.U
England
Oklahoma Expects Population Loss From Farm Exodus
Census reports warn Oklahomans are leaving farms for cities with potential loss of over 250,000 people and at least two congressional seats. Counties across the state report rural depopulation amid farm consolidation and urban growth, prompting officials to urge residents to stay. Federal data note fewer people farming more land, with larger operators buying small farms to expand stock and mechanized operations. Rural schools and homes are abandoned as migration continues.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Congress
Chambers OF Commerce
Roy J. Turner
Federal Agriculture
U.S. Agriculture Department
K.D. Blood
Press Mechanics Convention Opens in Buffalo
BURFALO UPI The 22nd annual mechanical conference of the American Newspaper Publishers Association opened today. About 3,200 mechanical supervisors and foremen of the nation’s newspapers were on hand for the three day meeting. John W. Park of the Chicago Tribune was chairman of a morning discussion of industrial relations. Leslie J. Griner of the Detroit News and Lile K. Anderson of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune were chairmen for similar afternoon sessions.
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Associaton
John W. Park
Chicago
Tebune
Leslie J. Griner
Dettroit News
Lile K. Anderson l
Minneapolis “Star and Tribune
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