Roosevelt administration in clash over medical co op plan
The Roosevelt administration faces a grand jury probe as the American Medical Association challenges antitrust questions about the Group Health Association Washington cooperative. AMA leaders defend membership rules while critics argue federal pressure seeks to mold medical practice. Boston and Milwaukee voices weigh the dispute as doctors debate independence and public policy. There is a notice about a wide sale of Aveatock items in the classifieds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Grand Jury
Cooperative Health
American Medical Masociation
Thurman Arnold
Chicago
United States
Group Health Association, Inc
District of Columbia
Masachusetts Medical Society
AMA
Colorado Cowboys Ride Again On Federal Grass Plans
Ranchers in Briggedale Colorado recount efforts to convert scorched wheat lands into a vast 100000 acre pasture under federal supervision. Soil experts cite dust bowl losses and the plan aims to restore grazing, with 250000 acres affected and 100 farming families resettled or offered new grazing rights.
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Robert &. Geiger
Briggedale
Colo
Colorado
Lars A. E. Hyde
Uvestock
Ray Casten
Harris Is Elected Brunswick Mayor
Harris, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer, won the Brunswick mayoralty with 600 votes, defeating incumbent Mayor Harry R. Mace who had 539 and challenger Ernest L. Main with 311. In council races, J. Luther Malone retained a seat, while James H. Thompson and Millard Keller won in their wards. other incumbents were defeated or not up for re-election.
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Brunswick
Alfred, Harris
Baltimore and Ohio
Wee
Harris
Harry R. Mace
Ernest L. Main
Mace
Main
J. Luther Malone
Harry W. Ayers
James H. Thompson
James EB. Alvert
Millard Keller
William E. Dixon
Cleveland Mayor names Corrigan welcome committee
Mayor Harold Burton in Cleveland formed a three lawyer welcome committee for Douglas Corrigan the Atlantic flyer to be greeted in New York Thursday. William J Corrigan J J P Corrigan and Joseph RB Corrigan are named.
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Cleveland
Corrigan
Harold H. Burton
Douglas Corrigan
Atlantic Flier
New York
William J. Corrigan
J. J. P. Corrigan
Joseph RB. Corrigan
July Society Files Report and Local Candidacies
The July report of the SPCA shows shelterings and dispositions for dogs and cats, plus numbers boarded and redeemed. Candidacy notices include Charles F. Wagaman seeking Republican State's Attorney, and Samuel M. Hoffman aiming for County Commissioner, both for the September 12 primary. Douglas Corrigan plans a New York welcome with Mayor LaGuardia after his transatlantic flight in a $900 crate. Urban traffic stat notes most highway materials head within 20 miles, few beyond 100 miles.
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Charles F. Wagaman Yeaterday
Board of Election Supervisors
Samuel M. Hoffman
Williamsport
Governor Kraschel fights Labor Board order over Maytag strike
Federal lawyers said Governor Nelson Kraschel of Iowa had no right to close a National Labor Relations Board hearing in Newton. The hearing was postponed until Wednesday, while the board considers actions. Kraschel defended the order, claiming martial law gave the military priority over all, including the Labor Board.
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Washington
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa
National Guardsmen
Labor Board
Maytag
Newton
Kraschel
Labor Relations Board
Military
District of
Heavy July Rainfall in Cumberland Sets New Record
Cumberland Cumberland July rainfall reached 8.44 inches at Lake Gordon, the largest in 25 years, per Charles Bruce, superintendent of the water system, in a City Council report. Cumberland proper saw 7.01 inches for July, compared with 2.56 inches in 1937, about normal by records.
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Cumberland
Lake Gordon
Charles 7. Bruce
Cumberlands Water Aystem
Octogenarian jubilant over birth of twenty sixth child
Washington reports George Boarman an 80 year old ship line worker celebrating the birth of his twenty sixth child. The eight pound boy, first for his current wife Edith Williams Boarman, arrived at Providence Hospital as Boarman recalled his long family history and marriages.
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Washington
George Boarman
Boarman
Edith ‘Williama Boarman
Providence Hospital
Orst
Enviable Record Emmettsburg Guard Resigns at 82
Emmettsburg Illinois life guard Henry Hughes aged 82 with 14 years of perfect service at Medium Lake resigns to allow a younger guard Dayle Roberts aged 21 to take over. He reports no drownings during his tenure and recalls rescuing about 76 youngsters.
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Emmettsburg
Henry Hughes
Medium Lake
Dayle Roberts
Pinesburg Social Roundup Reflects Summer Visits
Pinesburg notes July visitors and gatherings across families and friends. Rev and Mrs George Hanson with Higgins family. Ruth Newkirk and daughter with Hulls. Shanks kin and Shank sisters from Williamsport. Edna Staley with Bessie Emerson. Cropper family with Ernest Reid. Guild meeting at Lulu Grove with several members. Snyder family with Grove and Hose households. Gere family visits in Hagerstown and Williamsport. multiple onetime social calls and evenings.
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Pinesburg
George Hanson
Charles Higgins
H. B. Newkirk
Ruth
Bruce Hull
Lavada
Amantha Shaw
Sam Wiles
Elwood
Verna
Richard Shank
Rose Ellen Shank
Etna
Beulah Shank
Maggie
Jeathen Shank
Williams
Henry Chariton
Sewlig Guild
Lulu Grove
Mary Fowler
Etha Shank
Beatrice Garrett
Lorraine Grove
Dolores Fowler
Pauline Garrett
Richard Snyder
Kenneth [Grove
Hagerstown
George Hoge
David B. Hose
Ernest Kirby
James Hose
Allen Rees
William Poffenberger
Willlamaport
Isaac Grove
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Your Gas CO
Colorado Cowboys
Goodwell
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Clipper
Ruth Parker
Los Angeles
Corrigan Committee
TNE
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Society
New Manhattan
Stanley Howe
LaGuardia
City Hall
Evan H. Humphrey
Frank R. McCoy
Army Second Corps
New York, New Jersey
Delaware
Puerto Rico
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Toro
Sea Hagerstown
Reasonable Pride Meyers & Berkson, Inc
W. Franklin St
Tri-Maid
Triangle Food Stores
J. J. Newberry
TOR
Washington ST
James Reeder Williams
Charles County
Edie
Boarmaen
Ileen
Pinesburg Letter
Twit of
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R. D. McKee
Fostoria
Harry S. Myers
Eyerly
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