Plunkett Reports On X Ray Work In New York Plan
Dr. Robert F E Plunkett outlined New York State's chest X ray screening program for general hospital admissions at a New Jersey Tuberculosis League conference. He said state funds equip hospitals with X ray machines and reimburse reports, with over 200000 patients screened since inception and about five per thousand showing active tuberculosis.
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General Hospitals
United States
Mast
General Hospital
New York State
Robert FE. Plinkett
Thie Efly
New York
State Department of Health
Appak‘ing
New Jersey
Essex House
Newark
Plunkett
Upstate
Jeral Hospital
Two Teens Held in Keene for Glovereville Car Theft
Two youths from Northville, Harold M. Gifford aged 16 and Robert Groff aged 17, were held on fugitive from justice charges after police nabbed them in Keene for stealing a car from Gloveraville and swapping its plates for another vehicle in Troy. They admitted to the theft and planned meeting at Pleasantdale Church to waive extradition. The incident occurred before 4 am as they tried to evade a patrol car.
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Afrastea
Kaene
Thaft
Glovereville
Mirenag Platea
Troy
Keene
Harold M. Gifford
Robjet
Groff
Northville
Joseph L. Regan
Maurice Parmenter
Gloveraville
Ite
Pleasantdale
Regan
Munity
Alfred He
Likjeatrand
X ray Screening in 1948 Estimates Non Tuberculous Chest Diseases
Dr Plunkett projects nationwide impact of mass chest X ray surveys. He estimates 1948 New Jersey sees 43000 patients with non tuberculous conditions and 54000 general hospital patients would benefit from such diagnosis. Nationally about 13 million admissions age 15 plus would yield 70000 with infectious tuberculosis and 100000 with likely inactive tuberculosis, plus about 1800000 showing other chest diseases if universal screening existed.
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New Jeresey
General Hospital
New Jersey
Plunkett
Two Albany Men Held For Theft Of Over $300
Albany police hold Warren Meisner and Leroy Ross both 26 for grand jury action in the alleged theft of more than $300 worth of coffee and canned fish from the Oppenheim McEwan wholesale warehouse. They were arrested as they allegedly loaded the goods onto a wagon at 2 Breecker Street and arraigned in Albany Police Court on charges of third degree burglary and second degree grand larceny. They waived examination and were ordered held for the grand jury.
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Albany
Albany County
Warren Meisner
Cherry Street
Leroy Ross
Orange Street
Oppenheim & McEwan I Co., Inc
Breecker Street
Braddock Family Relocates to Florida After Baltimore Sale
Lt James A Braddock US Army retired and Mrs Braddock plan to reside in Florida after selling their Baltimore home. He was stationed at Water Let Arsenal after World War I, and Mrs Braddock, former Nonie Bolster of Troy, is noted. Their son First Lt James E Braddock, a fighter pilot with the US Air Force, serves with the Second Guided Missiles Group at Eglin AFB Florida.
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James A. Braddock
US. Army
Braddock
Baltimore
Florida
Water ¥Let. Arsenal
Nonie Bolster
Troy
James E. Braddock
U. S. Air Force
Eglin Air Force Base
Pension Plan Club Dinner Meeting Voices for Uniform Pensions
The American Pension Plan Club held a dinner at 44 Main Avenue Woynantetch hosted by Mrs Nellie Windover. Eighteen members from Troy Lansingbore and nearby attended. Toby Motrin of Oaklshoma spoke advocating uniform pensions for adults.
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The
American Pension Plan Club
Nellie Windover i
Main Avenue
Woynantetch
Troy
Lansingbore
Ex ‘Carpta
Toby Motrin
Oaklshoma
Temple Dean H E Kendig Dies at 71
Dr H Evert Kendig 71 longtime Temple University School of Pharmacy dean died yesterday at Temple University Hospital He served on the faculty for 62 years and was a prominent figure in pharmaceutical education He was elected president of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy in May.
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Phiadelphia
H. Evert Kendiz
Temple University Reheol of Pharmacy
Temple University Hospital
Kendiz
American Association At Colleges of Pharmacy
Troopers May Sue For Fire Losses
Five members of Tranp G Mata Police were granted the right to sue the state for home losses after a fire destroyed the Saratoga Springs station last Monday. The troopers, Sgt. Marry Seoville Kat Lantz Trenpere F. J. Savery J. Mr and T. Hen, were living at the Warracke street facility at the time. The fire spread rapidly damaging clothing, radio, and equipment, with five men seeking redress for personal property losses.
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Tranp G
Mata Police
Saratoga Springs
Marry 9
Seoville
Kat
Lantz
Trenpere F
Damage suits for $250000 in Rensselaer accident case
Two New York residents sue in Supreme Court for damages totaling 250000 after an auto crash on the Latham Saratoga Springs highway near Crescent Mohawk River bridge. Plaintiffs Roderick Deeb and Pierre Lemonnier seek 225000 and 25000 respectively, represented by Mackrell Ratner.
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New York
Troy
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Latham-Saratoga Springs
Mohawk River
Crescent
Mackrell & Ratney
Roderick Deeb
Pierre Lemonnier
Dorn
Transporta‘tion, Inc
Gorea's
Motor Express, Inc
Rensselaer
Robert D. Hong
Fort Edward
Dorn's, Inc
Ernest E. Deeb
Gorea's, Inc
Hoag
Louis Finkelstein Dies At Home Veteran Pastry Chef
Louis Finkelstein of 13 Woodbine Avenues Idlewild Park Water view died yesterday at his home after a long illness. A WWI veteran he worked as a pastry chef for Morris Diners. Born January 20 1893 in Meriden Connecticut he attended school in Torrington. Survived by wife Jennie H. W. Finkelstein mother Lena Finkelstein two sons Maurice and Ellis a daughter Mollie eight brothers and two sisters and a grandson David Finkelstein. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Louia P. Finkelstein
Woodbine Avenues
Idlewild Park
Waterview
Finkelstein
Morris
France
Mr. Finkelstein
Meriden
Conn
Torrington
Jennie H. W. Finkelstein
Lena Finkelstein
New Britain
Ice delays threaten James Watt freighter return to Buffalo
The lake freighter James Watt was forced to retreat to Buffalo harbor for a second time in a week as heavy ice blocked the route. Interment seating and funeral services were set for 3 p.m. at Wangku Nas Funeral Home 665 Stanley Street New Britain with burial at Beth Alem Cemetery New Britain.
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Wangkunas Funeral
Stanley Street
New Britain
Beth Alem Cemetery
Buffalo
James Watt
Buffalo Harbor
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Dr. Plunkett
Muhlfelder's
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Pheer
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Mombay
Hendrick Hudson
Parent Teacher Association
St. Peter's School
Ambrose L. Wash
Neil Callahan
Charles Spain
Leon Topping
Arthur Brearton
James Braddock
Pension Plan Group
H. Evert Kendig
Temple
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Furriers
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Mylon
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