AMA Opposes National Health Insurance Says PR Move Masks Stand
J Channing Frothingham criticized the AMA for backing voluntary health insurance and hiring a publicity firm to obfuscate its opposition to compulsory coverage. He argued voluntary plans cover little of the population and proposed reforms by Sen Taft and the Truman program. The Nation’s Health Committee backs compulsory coverage and includes Sarnoff Swope Murray Green Roosevelt.
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J. Channing Frothingham
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Frothingham
Massachusetts Medical Society
Robert A. Taft
Taft
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Truman
Congress
Committee For the Nation’s
David Sarnoff
Gerald Swope
Philip Murray
William Green
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hooded Mob Burns Cross In Alabama
In Talladega Alabama sheriff reports hooded bands burned three crosses over the weekend and menaced residents. A 12 year old boy kicked one cross as others photographed license numbers of the attackers who waved a pistol to deter intervention.
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Talladega
Ala
Earl Howell
Howell
Dick Drake
Daisy Inez Lewis
Qwen Drake
Drakes
Dial Carter
Ward Conference Next Sunday In Malad
Malad LDS bishop announces both ward and Sunday School ward conferences for next Sunday with the Malad stake presidency in attendance. Wrench injury. Ernest Hartley sustains a broken nose at home, treated at Oneida hospital. Malad Chamber notes all local businesses close Tuesday for Washington’s Birthday. Malad stake MIA sets annual Gold and Green Ball for Thursday in LeGrande Hall with Betty Crowther and Charles Nielsen in charge. Pleasant View ward reunion held Friday with dinner and an evening program.
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Malad
Jesse Hughes
Third Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Ernest Hartley
Oneida Hospital
LeGrande Hall
Betty Crowther
Charles Nielsen
Pleasant View Ward
Bingham Red Cross Drive Plans Made
Blackfoot leaders lead an early Red Cross fund drive in Bingham County with chairman Robert Pendlebury and district chairmen ready to receive posters and materials. Local oversubscription aims to about 70 percent for local use, with a $4500 goal. The drive funds two home service units, disaster readiness, nursing, first aid, water safety, and more, while volunteers like Gray Ladies and Eileen McCue coordinate relief during the flood scare. Perry Leavitt and Frank Parcher visited to assist, noting Blackfoot sits above flood risk though nearby Rigby faces greater danger from the Snake River.
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Blackfoot—Organization
Red Cross
Bingham County
Robert Pendlebury
Warren Holt
Mr. Holt
Home Service
Blackfoot
Aberdeen
Donal Stalker
Shelley
Melba Mallard
R. N
Beverly Bowns
R.N
Holt
State Hospital South
M. N. Austin
Eileen McCue
National Red Cross
Perry Leavitt
Pacific Area
Pendlebury
Frank Parcher
Boise
Snake
Rigby
Bingham Red Cross
Merit System exam applications close February 28 in Boise
Thomas H. Char rey announced the deadline for filing Merit System exam applications on Feb. 28. Exams cover case workers employment interviewers accountants nurses head teleologists biologists and other representatives. Elder John Keel Malad visitor. Ernest Crowton Salt Lake City visitors due to H I Mills death. Malad stake primary union meets at Malad First ward. Earl Kern and Lucille Crowther of USA home for weekend.
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Thomas H. Charrey
Merit System Council
Ernest Crowton
Salt Lake City
Crowton
H. I. Mills
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