Doctors reaffirm AMA stance against compulsory health insurance
Atlantic City reports quote top AMA figures denying any shift after the board muzzled Dr Morris Fishbein. Sensenich and Henderson insist the AMA still opposes compulsory health insurance, noting Ernest Irons and other leaders stressed opposition at the 98th annual convention.
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Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Morris Fishbein
R. L. Sensenich
South Bend
Ind
AMA
Elmer Henderson
Louisville
Board
Fishbein
Sensenich
Ernest Irons
Chicago
Irons
America
Board of Trustees
Vinson Urging Buying Probe On B-36 Plan
Washington reports Rep. Vinson urges a congressional inquiry into national air power policy and B 36 procurement. The House Rules Committee discussed a special staff investigation covering the aircraft’s history, defense value, and coll ateral issues amid air force navy tensions.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Rep. Vinson
D-Ga
Congressional
Air Force
Vinson
House Rules Committee
Navy
Rep
van Zandt
R-Pa
Defense
Symington
Floyd Odlum
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Odlum
Northrop Denies Arizona Expansion Plans Amid Rumors
Northrop Aircraft Inc of Hawthorne California says no current plans to expand to Arizona. Officials note a survey of potential sites was for preparedness if Hawthorne facilities become taxed and deny ties to Aero Manufacturing Co of Arizona. Negotiations reportedly involve Ryan and Marana airfields and Ft Huachuca for turbine engine and jet fighter components.
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Northrop Aircraft, Inc
Hawthorne
Calif
Arizona
Northrop Company
Los Angeles Times
Northrop Board
Oliver P. Echols
Echols
Aero Manufacturing Co
Ft. Huachuca
Ryan
Marana
Congress
No Charges In Guatemala Against Two Americans
In Guatemala two Tucson men, Harry Ronald Rothe and Walter Glenn, detained since April after a border uprising, remain without formal charges. A lawyer represents them as court proceedings move slowly and no trial date has been set. They claim coercion by rebels and no gunfire was fired.
Federal Aid Granted To Paralyzed Veterans
The Veterans Administration announced it has certified 1,300 paralyzed veterans as eligible for federal grants up to $10 000 each to buy or remodel specially designed houses.
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Washington
The
Veterans Administration
Aa Ite
Rincon voting rights raise Arizona tax dispute
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Rincon village was not legally incorporated, causing $19,357.07 in sales tax distributions to be set aside for Rincon and potentially redistributed to other communities. The decision prompted brief farewell ceremonies for official Ensor.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Rincon Village
Rincon
John L Lewis Calls Weeklong Coal Walkout
John L Lewis announced a week long coal mine walkout starting Monday June 13 affecting over 450000 miners. No nonessential work will occur during the period and only tasks protecting life and property are allowed. He framed the action as a stabilizing period of inaction and ordered union leaders to enforce it.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Training Crash Kills F-51 Pilot and Instructor at Williams AFB
A two person F-51 Mustang trainer crashed during a land approach at Williams Air Force Base. Both student pilot and instructor died instantly. The accident occurred 306 feet from the runway end as the plane returned from a routine training flight and did not burn.
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Williams Air Force Base
Wheat Futures Jump on Government Price Support Lift
Chicago reports wheat futures rose sharply as ongoing government price support boosted demand. July futures closed up 34% to 5 3 4 cents per bushel, at 1.931 and 1.931 4 per bushel in active trading.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grand Canyon Park Retires Veteran Ernest Ensor at 70
After 24 years of service at the Grand Canyon National Park Ernest W. Ensor 70 has retired. Park superintendent H. H. Bryant presented the decision and noted his long tenure.
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Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon National Park
Ernest W. Ensor
HH. C. Bryant
Plane crash off Puerto Rico leaves many dead
Searchers comb murky shark ridden waters where a transport plane went down. At least 34 of 81 aboard are believed dead. Bombers drop flares to aid coast guard and navy as about 20 still missing. Capt. Dexter heads the coast guard base and doubts any more survivors. Twenty five of the 27 saved swam to shore.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Navy
D. H. Dexter
U.S. Coast Guard
Baseball scorecard fragment shows team results
The lines display partial box score details between Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis New York with innings totals and pitching or batting credits. Muncrief Walker Barney Edwards Staley Rice Koslo Livingston Cooper are listed as players involved, alongside final tallies for runs and errors.
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St. Louis
New York
Staley and Rice
Koslo and Livingston
Cooper
Kellner and Rosar Pieretti and
A fragmented Philadelphia notation lists Kellner and Rosar alongside Pieretti with scattered figures and codes, bearing on an archival record. The legible parts indicate a transaction or roster snippet connected to a 311-550, referencing a date-like marker and numeric identifiers.
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Philadelphia
Kellner
Rosar
Pieretti
Power Company Deal Approved in Northern Arizona
The Central Arizona Light & Power Co. won approval to operate a wholly owned subsidiary in northern Arizona after a brief hearing. The company plans to invest about 2.5 million over three years and transfer 3.6 million in obligations, serving Prescott Flagstaff Winslow Cottonwood Ash Fork Seligman Payson. The commission found demand for better service and anticipated rate reductions through economical operation and supply of power.
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Phoenix
Central Arizona Light & Power Co
Arizona
Commission Chambers
Joseph P. Ralston
Henry B. Sargent
Calapco
Maricopa County
Yuma
Yavapai County
Commission
Arizona Power Co
Prescott
Flagstaff
Winslow
Cottonwood
Ash Fork
Seligman
Payson
Fossil Creek
Camp Verde
Tapco
Sargent
Frank Snell
Central
William T. Brooks
Northern
Arizona Territory
Northern Arizona Light & Power Co
Herbert H. Moore Swift Executive Rites Set
Funeral services will be held here Thursday for Herbert H. Moore retired Swift and Co. executive of Chicago NL who died here Monday night He had been in Wickenburg since November and suffered a long illness Native of St Paul Minnesota he served Swift and Co 43 years before retiring He is survived by his wife Margaretha and a daughter Mrs Donald Kerr both of Wickenburg.
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Wickenburg
Herbert H. Moore
Swift and Co
Chicago
St. Paul
Minn
Margaretha
Donald Kerr
Big Three Deadlocked Over Berlin Voice Split
The June Berlin talks stalled as Russia pressed for 50 percent influence in Berlin's governance, a plan rejected by the West. Dean Acheson urged adopting the Vienna style autonomy for Berlin, while Vishinsky argued for larger Soviet veto power in a four power commission and until a city government is elected.
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Paris
Foreign Ministers
Russia
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Acheson
West Berlin
SED
Vienna
Kommandatura
Vandenberg Opposes EU Recovery Bear-the-brunt Cut Effort
Senator Arthur Vandenberg challenged GOP plans to force a large cut in ECA foreign aid as part of a broader Senate economy drive. He argued foreign aid should not bear the brunt of budget trimming while Hoffman's ECA request sits before the Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
U.P
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Economic Co-operation Administration
Vandenberg
GOP
Congress
ECA
Paul G. Hoffman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hoffman
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
House
Pat McCarran
D-Ney
Joint
Congressional “Watchdog
Committee On Foreign Aid
Officer Trades Ticket for Insurance Sale
LA traffic officer Robert B Moville issued a ticket to insurance agent Bill Carmichael for driving through a pedestrian crosswalk. During the stop Carmichael quipped about hazards and after a brief sales talk sold the officer an insurance policy.
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Los Angeles
Robert B. Moville
Bill Carmichael
Moville
Carmichael
Tacoma Narrows Bridge Fire Reignites On West Tower
A fire on the Tacoma Narrows bridge, dubbed jinxed, burned out by Wednesday in an engineer shack atop the 500 foot west tower after oil drum explosions on a barge sent flames up through the tower shaft. Firemen cited wiring shorts and waterproofing materials as fuel as the structure, still under construction after the 1940 collapse, burned under the epic wind-damaged span.
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Tacoma
Wash
U.P
Tacoma Narrows Bridge
Open Fight On Red Teachers
Washington leaders including Eisenhower and Conant call for banning Communists from teaching. A 54 page report by an education policies commission urges objective study of totalitarianism and careful classroom discussion of communism without advocacy as part of U S schools amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harvard
James B. Conant
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Conant
Educational Policies Commission
National Education Association
American Association of School Administrators
Soviet Union
Communist Party
United States
Downtown Tucson Protest Over 1949 Tax Valuations
Tucson businessmen protested county valuations as unfair and discriminatory, urging steps to add unrecorded properties to tax rolls and curb 1948 to 1949 assessment hikes. Byron Ivancovich led critiques citing Congress Street disparities and 4,000 properties not yet on the rolls, with legal support urged to extend listing authority.
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George Rosenberg
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Leo Finch
Byron Ivancovich
Board of Equalization
Finch
Congress Street
Vich
Lotsa
Park Avenue
Speedway
Ivancovicl
Congress St
Ivancovich
Congress Real Estate
Ivancevich Hac
Ivankovich
North Tyndall
East Third
University Square
Robert Parnell
The
Gerald Jones
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Bunny Marty
North Stone Avenue
City Water Department
Reggie Russell
Stone and
Franklin
George Breuninger
Parley
White Plains
N.Y. Janes
Gerard Graham Dennis
Dapper
Westchester County
Albert T. Gallagher
Dennis
Cleveland
Pennsylvanian
Johnson
Democratic Party
Consolidated Vultee
Rules Committee
Northrop
Guatemala
Gurtemala
Ensor
Riverside
Peter Corales
John E. Owen
Agnes Cgarnier
Owen
Garnier
Corales
Brooklyn
Muncrief
A. Walker
Barney and
Edwards
H. H. Moore
Swift
Big 3
James Yore
R. A. Hessler
Argonne National Laboratory
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
Knowland
Argonne
U.S
Labor Law — Administration
Sam Rayburn
Columbia
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