Health bill debated as hearings reveal dire needs
WNU reports on Senate Education and Labor Committee hearings over the Wagner Murray Dingell national health bill. Proponents argue it would insure medical, hospital, dental, optical, and maternal care for all at about 3 percent of income, funded by individuals, employers, and public funds. Critics cite high costs and partial coverage, urging improvements before passage. The article notes gaps in voluntary insurance, physician participation, and rural health access, plus stark statistics on illness, deaths, and lost work days, urging a healthy start for children nationwide.
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Senate Committee On Education and Labor
American Medical Association
G.I
Reglar Fellers Inflation Dialogues and Strikes
A fragmented regional newspaper item excerpts dialogue on inflation and a planned strike around a statue and a boxing note. It references a sedan sale price of two thousand eight hundred and original cost of two thousand. It mentions a “Statue of Liberty to Be Painted” and a headline about Louis injuring a thumb in a bout. The tone reflects period whimsy and labor tension.
Thoughts on Unionized Baseball and Fan Unease
A columnist muses on how unionized baseball could merge with labor rights and economic equality. Fans worry about picket parades, players with communist leanings, and booing affecting game day traditions. The piece ponders figures like Abner Doubleday, Samuel Gompers, and Hank Borony in a changing sport.
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Samuel Gompers
Bob Wagner
Honus
Americans vent at money mania and market drives
A parade of quotes from Citizens A B and C laments frantic spending and economic confusion in America. Amid scoffs about the black market and a $30 000 cave sale offer, readers recall a time when crimes drew no laughter and patience wore thin.
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Space Savers for Your Closet Door
Brief ad item describing thin closet door racks one under three inches deep with curved top, lower rack for a briefcase wallet and gloves, and a reusable redelow. includes pattern number 283 with cutting guides and materials list, offered by mail order with a small paid charge.
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