Roosevelt Sees Need For National Health Insurance Bill
Eleanor Roosevelt argues for a National Health Insurance measure to be introduced in Congress. The plan concentrates administration at state and local levels with a five member board, preserves voluntary insurance options, and aims to cover 80 to 90 percent of the population while funding for the rest comes from state or local taxes.
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United Feature
Hyde Park
Senate
Wagner
Murray
House
Dingle
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Surgeon General
US Public Health Service
Committee For
Broadway
New York City
Afraid to Sleep From Indigestion Relief Promised
A woman feared bedtime due to stomach gas that rose to her throat and kept her awake. After using INNER-AID she reports gas gone, stomach comfortable, bowels regular, and she sleeps soundly. The product, containing 12 herbs, is sold by drug stores.
Senator Taft and Wagner-Murray-Dingle Health Bill Debate
The writer argues for federal aid in health through the Wagner-Murray-Dingle bill, comparing it to Taft's proposal. The piece notes public health, maternal and child services, medical research, and indigent care, and discusses funding by insurance versus taxation. It endorses the Wagner-Murray-Dingle approach as a step in the right direction.
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Taft
Women Attend Lone Star Credit Convention in San Antonio
Representatives of the Amarillo Credit Women's Club led by Mrs. Annavie Brown and Mrs. Adella Harrison travel to San Antonio for the Lone Star Council Credit Women and Retail Merchants Association of Texas annual convention. The meeting began yesterday and runs through Wednesday with a Wednesday night return.
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Amarillo
Brown
Harrison
Carnival Is Huge Success At Presbyterian Kiddie Carnival
The Women's Council of First Presbyterian Church sponsored a Kiddie Carnival directed by Carrie Willard Circle. About 2 000 children attended in pleasant weather. Clowns, a tea garden, games, cakes and aprons sold by volunteers highlighted the event with proceeds supporting church activities and Children’s Home outings. A historic note mentions food from a US Navy South Pole expedition.
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Women's Council of
First Presbyterian Church
Carrie Willard
Lillian Ray
W. T. Price, Jr
Fred Martin
C. D. van Vliet
Dearborn
Price
Carnival
Oriental Tea Garden
Singapore
Malcolm Laing
Fellowship Hall
Indian Motorcycle Company
Tommy Patterson
Byron Collins
Roy Martin
Wayne O'Keefe
Barker
Linda Milner
Cliff Milner
Hitler
Donald Duck
Lucy Starling
K. L. Myers
Frank Lawler
Frank Duncan
Dan Thomson
S. Earl Nutter
Elwood Clark
E. W. Shango
George Caulfield
Louis Seeward
Ben Stone, Jr
Bickford Slack
C. L. Copeland
Stanley Dunn
Donald Smith
E. J. Dunn
J. L. Tyron
David Patton
A. G. Miller
Fred B. Martin
C. D. van Viiet
Royal Wertz
Thomas Wingate
S. B. Whittenburg
Fairman Dee
Bud Curtis
South Pole
Elks Provide More Clothing for Higgins Tornado Victims
Amarillo Elks Club to outfit 25 to 30 children harmed by the Glazier Higgins tornado on April 9. Powell, district deputy, says the group will shop for clothes at the club after lunch at Fifth and Fillmore with Elks members and wives. Funding came from a $1,000 National Grand Lodge emergency grant matched by the Amarillo lodge.
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Higgins
Amarillo
Club
National Grand Lodge Emergency Fund
Amarillo Elks Club
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NEA Service
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REG. U. &. Pat
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sherwin- Williams Research
Iraclenish
Pat Wall Fin
Sherwin-Williams Co
Taylor
San Antonio
Star OF Columbia
Liccerr & Myeas
Tosscco Co
Army & Navy Javior
Panhandle
South
Fillmore St
Doc's
AIR Bendix
Westinghouse
Vacuum
B.K. Hydraulic
Sewice
W. 6Th St
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