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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1949

Page

9

Senators concede T-H fight loss in first labor debate

In Washington on June 15, supporters of scrapping most Taft Hartley provisions acknowledge ground lost in the opening senate labor law debate. backers of a Taft substitute claim the administration bill faces tougher odds, with talk of a compromise preserving many T H elements. The session shifted to the international wheat treaty, delaying final labor votes by about ten days.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Washington Senate Truman House John L. Lewis Taft Lewis Rey Morse Ore Ives Ala Douglas

AMA Opens Drive On Truman Plans

Atlantic City June 13 The American Medical Association at its 98th annual convention outlined a grass roots campaign to oppose compulsory sickness insurance and support non profit medical care plans. A national health conference is planned for late summer or fall inviting prepaid plans. AMA endorsed 20 ethical, nonprofit principles for care plans and accrediting reviews. Leaders declared the fight a life and death issue for medicine and America, pledging continued effort with resolve and faith.

Ls Ws & Es American Medical Association Medcal Blue Cross AMA National Health Conference R. L. Sensenich South Bend Ind D. Ernest Irons Chicago All America Elmer Henderson Louisville Board of Trustees New Presiea Dr. Fishbein

Truman Urges End to Unfair Discrimination at Brith Abraham Meet

President Truman told the 62nd Brith Abraham convention in South Fallsburg that the nation must remove unfair discriminations hindering displaced persons reform. About 800 delegates from 400 lodges attended as a seven point human rights program was proposed, and the AMA Journal editorials and talks by Dr Fishbein were restricted by the trustees.

Fishbein Morris Fishbein AMA House of Delegates House South Fallsburg N. Y Truman Independent Order of Brith Abraham Brith Abraham Joseph R. Apfel Tire Board of Trustees

Suited Grandma Not Enough Now

Columbus Ohio June 13 WP The modern girl seeks different traits in a future husband than grandma did A survey by an Ohio State University graduate student found The older generation valued a good provider while the younger generation seeks other qualities The Sunday opening session covered topics including a United Nations charter on mass murder as an international crime a Truman appointed committee to study the German denazification program and Marshall Plan benefits to Israel.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Ual United Nations

Courtship Across Generations Reveals Paying The Check

Marvin R. Keller surveyed 1500 women across three generations for his Ohio State sociology doctorate. The study finds a persistent custom: the man has always picked up the check, though grandmothers recalled cheaper dates with more time spent in the parlor.

Marvin R. Keller Cleveland Ohio State Keller Grandpa

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