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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The hospitalization plans vary. Costs are around $8 or $12 a year for each subscriber, plus $3 or so for each dependent, $24 for a complete family. For this money the subscriber usually gets 1) hospitalization up to three weeks in a semiprivate hospital room, 2) operating room costs, 3...
Trains ran as usual. Companies collected and kept fares, as usual. The New York Central's big bald President Frederick Ely Williamson, 67, took over the key eastern region with the rank of colonel. Six other major railroad heads also became uniformed colonels overnight-then continued at their desks...
Married. Navy Lieut. Robert Morris Morgenthau, 24, younger son of Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr.; and Martha Pattridge, 24, daughter of Minneapolis Publisher Hanson J. Pattridge (Northwestern Miller); in Manhattan. She has been an employe of the British Ministry of Supply and Information.
Mrs. Hancock, a sailor's wife, worked as a nurse's assistant in the Brooklyn State Hospital. One day last July a fellow employe walked into her room in the hospital and discovered Goldman cowering in a corner. Mrs. Hancock, properly indignant, cried wolf, had Goldman arrested for...
Last week James Lincoln backed his pet economic theory with a smacking $3,000,000 annual bonus that will give every Lincoln employe, on the average, about as much as he has already drawn for the year (average per worker: $2,250). This will also add up to $50,000...