Health insurance debate mirrors socialization fears nationwide
Ralph W. Page argues for a national health insurance fund to supplement social security, detailing shortages of doctors and hospitals, high costs, and lost work days. He notes opposition from the American Medical Association, defends the plan as insurance, and cites public need for medical access regardless of politics.
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Washington
Christmas mailing rush triggers Dec 10 deadline rule
The Amarillo Globe News reports the Post Office Department urges mailing by December 10 to ensure Christmas mail reaches service personnel and civilians. With heavy loads on rail and air transport, many workers are back at old addresses, increasing forwarding needs and potential delays.
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Get the Game Rally Urges Navy Ahead of Army Clash
At the Naval Academy Gen Douglas MacArthur and Adm William Halsey sent orders regarding the Army Navy football game. Halsey urged players to fight like hell and get that game while MacArthur sent best wishes and a Beat Navy message. Halsey presented Japanese trophies to midshipmen and reflected on past Navy teams.
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Navy Legend Reflects on Football Lessons for the Fleet
The quote recalls a Navy fullback recounting self criticism and pride in athletic discipline. He credits football with shaping leadership and resilience later applied in naval service.
Atomic bomb as path to world peace and moral law
A scientist recalls the first atomic test as apocalyptic light and sacred. the bomb, not to be dropped but used as a warning, could force repentance. The piece outlines five UN aligned steps to ban war and armaments, create an international police, and promote universal laws, opposing coercive world states.
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Public split over how to govern Japan after war
A Gallup poll shows a majority favor keeping MacArthur in charge of Japan rather than an Allied council with England Russia China and the United States. Byrnes rejects a control council and public opinion is split with arguments for continued sole U.S. rule and for shared governance among 10 nations.
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Crosswords Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A dense list of crossword clues for both horizontal and vertical entries including names, abbreviations, and definitions. Clues cover people, places, chemistry terms, and general vocabulary, with many short answers and cross-referencing hints typical of a puzzle page.
Beauty Sleep for Bossy Promised
INDIANAPOLIS Nov 28 Scientists E B Newton of the Goodrich Laboratories foresees cows obtaining real beauty sleep on sponge rubber mattresses. He predicts this added comfort will boost milk production.
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E. B. Newton
Goodrich Laboratories
Newton
KY Veteran Finds Civilian Life Is Tough
Jumper the mascot of the 370th Fighter Group is smuggled into the United States by Bruce Boydston a Ninth Air Force veteran. The dog logged 19 hours of flight time and five European battles but soon after arrival suffered a leg injury while hopping into a moving car.
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Kan
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Jumper
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Boydston
Sgt Nathan L Holmes Discharged After 3 1/2 Years Service
Sgt Nathan L Holmes son of Mr and Mrs George Holmes 406 A Madison is discharged from the separation center at McClellan Field Cal after three and a half years of service.
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George Holmes
Madison
McClellan Field
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Prisoner Frees Himself After Door Lock Picked From Inside
In Rochester on November 28 turnkey Charles Griepp and several policemen failed to unlock a prison cell. A locksmith also could not open the door. The team then allowed the prisoner to attempt the task with the locksmith's tools and he removed the lock from inside the door.
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