Congress Dull but Trees Green Light Seers Flock to Washington
James Marlow notes springtime bustle in Washington as visitors flock to the Capitol, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, and monuments. Despite a slow Congress, the season brings beauty, blooms, and tourist energy with renewed interest in hearings and the Atlantic Pact.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Ashington
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Congressional Library
Supreme Court
Porch Blaze Damages Home in Pleasant View
Pleasant View volunteers report a fire at 5:25 am on 28th Street NE at Warren W. Shipe’s home. Fire department says the porch cushion cigar caused the blaze and $300 damage was sustained to the front porch area.
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Warren W. Shipe
28Th St NE
Pleasant View
William Lollar
Doctors Urged To Fight Federal Health Plan In California
Los Angeles May 9 The president of the California Medical Association urged doctors to rebel if a federal health insurance program becomes law He addressed 2 500 delegates at the CMA 78th annual convention urging a pledge against the plan calling it slave labor and insisting doctors will not practice medicine under slavery conditions
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Los Angeles
California Medical Association
E. Vincent Askey
Association
Askey
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