Aid Extension Foresees 10 Billion Year Medical Cost
Selig Greenberg reports on a proposed U.S. health care expansion amid debates in Washington and Britain. The analysis outlines bills by Hill and Taft, projected costs up to 10 billion annually, payroll tax impacts, and the push to broaden health programs and hospital construction.
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Selig Greenberg
Alliance
Social Security Administration
Britain
Washington
Lister Hill
Alabama
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman Letter Kickstarts First Baptist Centenary Week
President Truman letters to Rev. J H Satterfield highlight the centenary of the First Baptist Church of Canton. Messages from Taft and Bricker accompany a week of events including an Old-Timers Dinner, a Thursday pageant, and a Sunday communion service. The program features an original poem by Dennis R Smith and a history pageant by Kathryn Broda Ellis.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Kansas City
J. H. Satterfield
Canton
Mr. Satterfield
U.S
Robert A. Taft
John W. Bricker
Satterfield
Paul Judson Morris
Ohio Baptist Convention
J. C. Wanamaker
The
Wooster Association
Tom B. Hominghausen
Stark County Ministerial Association
T. J. Edwards
W. E. Bridge
Kathryn Broda Ellis
God
Dennis R. Smith
Repository Staff
Two Women See Mates and Boy Drown In Chesapeake Capsize
In Chesapeake Bay eight miles east of Baltimore a 14 foot boat capsized in a wind whip. Husbands John Wrightson and Fred Moon died, along with five year old Charles Wrightson. Two women survivors were rescued by Baltimore Yacht Club boatmen as the boy clung to debris and cried for air.
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Boy
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Wrightson
Inez Wrightson
John Wrightson
Fred Moon
Moon
Leland
Reading
Miners Eye New Demands in Soft Coal Talks
Washington April 25 AP John L Lewis led the United Mine Workers policy committee to shape new contract demands for the bituminous agreement expiring June 30 The union likely seeks shorter hours and stronger security benefits rather than wage raises C I O President Philip Murray plans to set a bargaining policy next week in Pittsburgh with pension emphasis Kennedy outlined aims of shorter work week fairer job sharing and a bigger boost to the 20 cent per ton royalty for welfare funds The $100 million a year fund may be drawing on pensions sickness and death benefits faster than revenues
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
C.I.0
Philip Murray
Steelworkers’ Union
Pittsburgh
Murry
Thomas Kennedy
U.M.W
Priests Call Polish Catholics to Ignore Red Press Attacks
Warsaw dispatch reports Archbishop Stefan Wyszynski and all bishops issue a pastoral letter urging Catholics to refrain from reading anti church organs and joining anti church meetings. The letter defends clergy liberty while urging respect for constitutional religious freedom amid government warnings of action over anti state propaganda.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Wyszynski
Good Will
A P Reports Peril to News
The Associated Press board reports governments abroad seek to control news while affirming AP coverage worldwide. The annual meeting at Waldorf Astoria heard Germany and China reports from J Wes Gallagher and Harold K Mills, with six directors to be elected and 17 associate members seeking regular status.
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New York
Associated Press
A.P
Globe
Worldwide News Gathering Cooperative
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Germany
China
J. Wes Gallagher
Harold K. Mills
Gen Chennault Lands In U S Mum on China
Retired Maj. Gen. Claire N. Chennault, famed Flying Tigers leader, arrived from China in San Francisco with his Chinese wife. He declined to discuss the civil war situation and said he would visit Louisiana before returning to China. He noted little chance of reviving the Tigers despite suggesting they could turn the tide in Nationalist China.
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San Francisco
Claire N. Chennault
Flying Tigers
China
Philippine Airlines
Louisiana
Honolulu
Chennault
Inland Steel Executive Heads Harvard Alumni
Clarence B. Randall, former executive vice president of Inland Steel Co. of Chicago, was chosen president of the Harvard Alumni Association. Randall, a Newark Valley, New York native, was announced by Harvard University last night as the association’s new leader.
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Cambridge, Mass
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Harvard Alumni Association
Randall
Newark Valley
N. Y
Where Success Stories Start Repository Want Ad Columns
A compact feature outlines how job ads in the repository frame early success stories and launch paths. It discusses column choices, reader engagement, and the tone aimed at guiding applicants toward notable opportunities.
Darling To Suspend Cartoon Activities
Des Moines apr 25 ap J N Ding Darling one of America s leading cartoonists will give up regular cartoon production due to ill health. Darling has been a staff cartoonist for the Des Moines Register and Tribune since 1906 and has won two Pulitzers. His cartoons satirized politics and were widely syndicated across the United States.
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J. N
Ding) Darling
America
Darling
Ding
Des Moines Register and
Tribune
United States
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