Army manpower debate flags 3 5 million goal
Washington July 25 leaders pressed for higher armed forces strength beyond 3 5 million citing global Soviet threats. Senator Morse backed the idea while Truman warned full speed ahead may still prove inadequate. Senate committee holds talks as inflation controls fight continues.
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RWJ
Eisenhower
Europe
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Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Not Feuding Says Douglas on Illinois Judges
Senator Douglas of Illinois says he is not feuding with President Truman over two federal judgeships in Illinois. He claims he agrees with Truman 80 percent of the time but asserts he knows more about local judges and attorneys. Douglas has delayed Senate Judiciary Committee action pending Chicago lawyers’ poll results.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Truck Shoves Auto 67 Feet At Busy Intersection
A truck struck a car at Franklin and Alexander Streets sending it 67 feet. Franklin G. Garland of Everett Pa. drove the car and failed to stop for a boulevard sign. The car was a total loss. Melvin O. Mercer of Weston Ohio drove the truck with $450 damage. Richard L. Swartz of 1200 West Washington Street suffered facial and leg cuts.
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Alexander Streets
Franklin G. Garland
Everett
Melvin O. Mercer
Weston
Ohio
Richard L. Swartz
West Washington Street
Average doctor incomes in 1949 US survey report
The Commerce Department and AMA survey found physicians in civilian practice averaged 11058 dollars before taxes in 1949. Neurological surgeons led earnings, with pathologists and gynecologists also high. Private practice physicians plus salaried alike totaled 11058 dollars, while many in private practice earned under 3006 dollars.
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United States
Department of Commerce
American Medical Association
Frank G. Dickinson
AMA
Medical Economic Research Bureau
Chicago
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
State Ends Year With Big Surplus
Maryland closed fiscal 1951 with a surplus of 19 million 751 thousand 968 dollars. Budget officials used 8.8 million to balance fiscal 1954 starting July 1, while actual excess funds were about 3.9 million. Agencies returned roughly 3.17 million to the treasury, with 1.11 million diverted to welfare. The surplus reflects high state employment.
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Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Support and Relief
Doctors stress kidney health for general well being. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used for decades, claim relief from backache and nighttime urinary issues by aiding kidney function and fluid waste removal. Millions have trusted this remedy to ease uncomfortable symptoms.
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