AMA Opposes Compulsory Health Insurance Stand
The American Medical Association refuses to yield on compulsory health insurance while inviting public input to elaborate its health program. Dr. Ernest Irons of Chicago, new AMA president, will host a conference with labor and farm groups and government, labor, education, agriculture, industry, and social service representatives. The 12 point plan favors voluntary hospital and medical care insurance and federal aid, opposing payroll tax funded compulsory coverage.
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Farm Organizations
A.M.A
Truman
National Science Foundation
Irons
Board OF Trustees
House of Delegates
Association
National TB Officer Praises Stark Mass X-ray Program
Frank T. Jones of New York City head of industrial problems and mass X-ray for the National Tuberculosis Association praised Stark County for extensive mass X-ray development after a visit with Stark Tuberculosis & Health Association officials. The mobile unit at Public Square X-rayed 976 people in its three day stand with 349 on Wednesday. hours remain 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 4 30 p.m. today through Saturday.
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Frank T. Jones
New York City
National Tuberculosis Association
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Jones
Stark Board of Directors
Association
Public Square
Population rise seen in Conneaut reach 12200
The Chamber of Commerce estimates Conneaut's population at 12200, up 2845 from the 1940 census, reflecting rapid growth in the port town.
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Conneaut
The
Chamber of
Bricker seeks probe of Ohioan named to Treasury
Senator John W. Bricker urged a check on Harlan T. Chapman’s record at the Ohio Liquor Department before Senate action on his Treasury post. Chapman, former chief of permits, authorized numerous licenses during a 1947 freeze, prompting Bricker’s concerns. Chapman was nominated by President Truman for a $5,232 yearly job. Bricker spoke at the American Retail Coal Association meeting.
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Cleveland
John W. Bricker
Harlan T. Chapman
Ohio Liquor Department
Senate
Register of the Treasury
Chapman
Frank J. Lausche
Bricker
Truman
Walter B. Huber
Ohio
al Horstman
Dayton
American Retail Coal Association
Davit Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Three Firemen Perish As Wall Falls in St Paul
St Paul fire chief Edward Novak and two aides died when a brick retaining wall collapsed during a near extinguished fire at Waldorf Paper Products Co. in the industrial district. Assistant Chief Frank McMahon and Harold Barck were among the victims. The Wall collapse occurred after a minor blaze in a waste paper stockpile near midnight.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Midway
Edward Novak
Frank McMahon
Harold Barck
Waldorf Paper Products Co
Minneapolis
One-piece sun suit with plaid trim for children
White pique sun suit features elastic drop seat and front belt with plaid trim. Non-drooping pants include a crotch panel that stretches for extra action room and a non binding fit. Sizes range from 4 to 12.
Babich Trial Opens In Slaying of Girl
Milton Babich, 19, goes on trial for first degree murder in Milwaukee for the shooting death of Patricia Birmingham, 16, sister of his wife Kathleen. Testimony began in Judge Herbert Steffes court before 11 mar ried men and one woman. Babich eloped with Kathleen to Michigan on March 17 and Patricia was found three days later in the Milwaukee River, bound to a concrete block.
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Milwaukee
Milton Babich
Patricia Birmingham
Kathleen
Herbert Steffes
Babich
Michigan
Patricia
Cadets Inspect Field at Wright Patterson Base
A flight of 35 C-47 transport planes carrying the U.S. Military Academy class of 1950 landed at Wright Patterson Air Base for a two day inspection of the installation. The 670 cadets are on a tour of several army installations.
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Field Dayton
U. S. Military Academy
Wright Patterson Air Base
Two-Piece Sun Dress with Elastic Bra and Waist Band
Describes a two piece sun dress set featuring an elasticized bra and waist band, full skirt with matching panties, and a multicolored cotton print with yellow blue or red predominating. Available in small medium large sizes, with large listed.
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Cole
California
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A.M. A
By Frank Carey
Associated Press
Tlantic City
American Medical Association
A.m.a.’S
Ernest Irons
Chicago
National
Gid Upton
Gid
O.K
Wilken
Mag Hille
AMILY
Wilken Family CO
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Louis H. Crook
Catholic University
Washington
Court of Claims
Treasury
Wall
Che
Halle Bros. Go
Sand Box Brother
Carter
Halle Bros
By Kayser
Knit
Welch
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