09 Nov 1950
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1950
Page
1
The American Medical Association reports community health councils rose from 82 to nearly 300 nationwide in two years signaling broader efforts to secure doctors and better health facilities for rural areas.
Inez Grauer marks twenty years in radio at NBC as a versatile pro broadcaster. The piece highlights his work as reporter, sports commentator, narrator, moderator, and emcee with worldwide coverage. It shifts to AMA rural health efforts, detailing how community health councils improve rural medical care, hospital beds, clinics, and staffing through Hill Burton act support and cooperative local actions led by Thomas Hendricks and AMA committees.
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Jim Orson travels 200 miles on horseback to confront Marc Newell and Jules Snyder. A boy named Davie Newell warns of danger as Snyder and two riders threaten the family. Orson intervenes, shoots two attackers, and sends for the sheriff while declaring his mission complete.
A non sectarian program to stress spiritual values in personal and community life will focus United States attention in November on religion and religious institutions. The goal is to boost church attendance, participation, and support while uniting communities through shared faith.
In a Bowery bar tale, Kennedy the Faker, famed as a blind man who shoots a bug’s ear at a hundred paces, pulls off a final gag during a stickup. A pack of patrons doubt his truth, while Gargan’s bar and the mayor debate whether the glasses and eyes were real or part of the act.
Life insurance payments to American families by life insurance companies totaled 3 478 964 000 in 1949, about 40 percent higher than five years earlier, reflecting rising coverage and payouts amid postwar growth.
The Air Force unveils a back-mounted Arctic sustenance kit that doubles as a pilot seat. Containing 29 items, including a vacuum sleeping bag and 18 days of rations, the zippered semi permanent container attaches to the parachute seat and remains with the pilot in bailout.
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