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SPEEDING 90 MPH en route to Pacific Northwest from
Chicago, Milwaukee streamliner is derailed near Oak
Creek, Wis., causing injuries to more than 50 passengers.
$7 Million Budget Sought for Health
Portland (LTD A budget of
S7.685.000 for the 1959-61
biennium has been approved
here by the State Board of
Health in a session that set
a record for authorizing ex
penditures. The Board also approved
$741,000 in Federal HiN-Bur-
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DISTAFF PREMIER
Stockholm, Sweden (UPD
Acting Premier Mrs. Ulla
Lindstroem today was the
first woman in history to take
over as head of the Swedish
government. She was named
acting premier in the four
member holiday cabinet.
ton act funds for Dammasch
State hospital " and $266,780
for three other proposed med
ical facilities in the state!
In addition to the Dam
masch grant, the Board ap
proved $40,200 for the Pbrt-
land Center for Hearing and
Speech; 5143,580 for the Pres
byterian Nursing Home at On
tario, and $83,000 for the
Creek County Nursing Home
at Prineville.
Bulk of the Board's pro
Dosed budget would come
from Federal sources but it
still must be approved by the
governor and the 1959 leg
islature.
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Threat of Large Scale Jobless
In Britain Becomes Alarming
By JOSEPH W. GRIGG
United Press International'
London (CPU The shad
ow of unemployment gather
ed like an angry small cloud
over Britain today.
It still is not on a scale to
compare with the grim Thir
ties, when some two million
Britons were jobless.
But for the first time in 20
years the threat of large scale
unemployment is ringing the
alarms bells in this country.
Both government and labor
unions fear Britain and much
of continental Europe may be
whipped by the backlash of
the U. S. recession next win
ter. The result, they fear, may
be the highest unemploy
ment since the breadlines and
hunger riots of the early
Thirties.
About 450,000 Britons, or
a little more than two per
cent of the nation's working
force, are jobless at the mom
ent. That still falls for short
of the seven per cent of the
labor force out of jobs in the
United States.
Labor Leaders Worried
But it is enough to flash
red lights in government and
labor union offices.
A worried deputation from
the Trades Union Congress,
Britain's largest labor organ
ization, called on Chancellor
of the Exchequer TJerick
Heathcoat-Amory and warned
that if the present trend con
tinues there will be 750,000
jobless by January.
The deputation appealed to
the government to prime the
economic pumps and come up
with a new budget in the fall
in which it would increase
its own spending, cut taxes
and restore investment cuts.'
But the chancellor told him
his first priority was to main
tain the strength of the pound
and keep prices stable. He re
fused to press any panic but
tons for the time being.
Restrictions Eased - -
However, the government
earlier this year began easing
the economic screws it ap
plied last fall when the coun
try was threatened with run
away inflation and bank
ruptcy. The bank rate already has
been pushed down twice from
seven per cent to its present
five per cent. A further cut
back to four-and-a-half per
cent is widely predicted. The
credit .squeeze on bank lend
ing has been lifted.
Just before Parliament left
on ' .its summer recess, the
government lifted all restric
tions on industrial building
projects in areas where un
employment is above the na
tional average.
Britons are - worried be
cause unemployment is begin
ning to hit the basic industries
on which the nation's whole
economic prosperity stands or
falls coal mining, iron and
steel, transport, agriculture,
fishing and merchant shipping.
Oregon Woman Car Wreck Victim
Bu.ellton, Calif. (UPD
Three persons were killed
and another critically injured
Sunday in a head-on collision
on U. S. 101 five miles north
of here.
One of the victims was
identified as Mrs. Albert
Neet, of Myrtle Creek, Ore.
TRANSLATION CENTER
Washington (UPD ' The
federal government has set up
a center to provide American
scientists and industrialists
with translations- of Soviet
technical information, Com
merce. Secretary Sinclair
Weeks reported today.
She was dead on arrival at
Santa Maria hospital. Another
victim, who was apparently
on temporary duty with the
Army Reserve, was tentative
ly identified as Artis B. Bird,
of Oakland, Calif. The ident
ity of his companion, an en
listed man at George Air
Force Base in Victorville,
Calif., was withheld pending
notification of next of kin.
The bodies of the two men
were taken to Starbuck Fun
eral home in Lompoc.
Mrs. Neet's 37-year-old hus
band was taken to Sisters hos
pital in Santa Maria. His
condition was listed as "fair".
MAIL TRIBUNE, McdforJ, Oregon, Monday, August 4, 195S t
'KEEP OFF THE GRASS'
London (UPD A notice
posted near the legal section
of London's Lincoln Inn
Fields warns: "This ground is
temporarily closed for the
grass to be re-established
after reinstatement."
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Americans imprisoned ini
Manila during war, Miss
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Member-Load of
Domiciliary Rises
The average daily member
load at the Veterans Admin
istration' domiciliary center,
Camp White, for the fiscal
year 1958-59 has been in
creased by 65, to 925, accord
ing to Banks I. Paul, acting
manager.
During the current quarter
the domiciliary will average
875 members, Paul said. The
next two quarters' the member-load'
will be increased to
average 975, and the final,
quarter it will be reduced to
875 again.' This fluctuation is
designed to meet seasonal de
mand, according to Paul.
The increase, authorized
by the chief medical director,
Veterans administration,
Washington, D. C, does not
require additional facilities,
Paul reported. Furthermore,"
he said, the operating budget,
does not permit hiring of addi
tional staff personnel.
Cloudburst Wrecks
Railroad Train
Parkersburg, W. Va. (UPD
An early-morning cloud
burst washed out two 20-foot
sections of main-line Balti
more and Ohio Railroad
tracks one mile east of here4
and caused the derailment of,
35 cars of a speeding west-,
bound freight train Sunday.
Four of the cars, loaded
with naptha gas, overturned
and burst into flames.
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the tracks were expected tojj
remain blocked until Mon-i
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