Poppy Day Tradition Aids Disabled Veterans Nationwide
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors Poppy Day, a major drive to assist disabled veterans and children of veterans. Proceeds fund rehabilitation and welfare efforts, with poppies made by veterans in hospitals and sold for any voluntary contribution.
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American Legion Auxiliary
France
Belgium
Republic
No Man’s Land
Col
John McCrae
Flanders Fields
Euope
States
Flanders Field
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kennedy Budget Sparks Debate On Hidden Government Spending
A Kennedy proposed budget near 100 billion and a debt above 300 billion prompts warnings of backdoor spending. Charles Stevenson in Reader's Digest highlights off-budget costs, from farm surplus sales to agencies like Export-Import Bank and Rural Electrification. lawmakers call for full-cost budgeting and unified spending packages to curb deficits.
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Charles Stevenson
Reader’s Digest
Kennedy
Stevenson
Congress
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Department of Agriculture
Department
Export-Import Bank
Rural Electrification Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Commodity Credit Corporation
Education Under Local Jurisdiction Keeps Community Needs
A view argues that education should resist centralized control and be guided by local communities. Federal intervention is seen as worsening problems rather than solving them.
How to Be a Boss: Lessons in Human Relations
Martin G., age 34, promoted to an executive post at an insurance firm asks Dy Cane for pointers on how to get along with people. The discussion presents a Rating Scale used in modern industry to balance loyalty, popularity, and employee cooperation.
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Martin
Martin G
Dy, Cane
Iale
Church
Boy Scouts and Community Chest
Smy
President of the Bureaucracy Criticized in Open Letter
An anonymous letter excerpts a 1 348 worker survey criticizing management flaws. Points include credit hogging, dictation flaws, favoritism, tardiness, and biting humor. The piece laments federal aid controls and bureaucratic overreach shaping urban renewal and school programs.
Doctor Brady’s Health Service Shares Wartime Wound Care Lessons
A reader praises Dr Brady's past guidance on wound and burn care and varicose ulcers. He cites the paste boot treatment, antiseptics discussed in Pamphlet No 1, and notes the importance of surgical asepsis learned by nurses like Mickey.
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New York
Mickey
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Orj
Brooklyn
New York City
Paterson
Erie
Lakelago
Lawrence
Chesapeake
Niagara
Misery Bay
Economic Congress
Washington
Torjin
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Califo
Tax Policy Shifts On Sick Pay Exemption Headed For Kennedy Plan
Washington sources report the House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved a compromise tax reform provision. It would sharply limit the exemption for sick pay of hospitalized workers, a move that follows Kennedy’s recommendation to repeal the exemption entirely. The panel also signaled broader tax reduction and revision aims tied to the ongoing Kennedy program.
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Washington
UPL
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
E. Neeke
American Chase
W. B
Fed
Renetary Inc
Ea Peel
Nardines
Tata Ting
Poress
Ampbell Soup
UPI
General
Riculture Department
Orlfeatures Corp
Cuba
Free World
Lawrence Myers
Arvicultural Stabilization and Son‘servation Service
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Folklore
By William Wade
Fc Jing
Horatio R. Beanblossom
Peoria
Ill
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Olympia
Frank Loyd Wocht
Americ
Restillars
Brand New
I. Ie
Manila Bay
Philadelphia
Andre Maurois
Leopold Stokowski
Coraira Cornu
Wall
Newark
Bronx
Gress
Mr. Hj.a
Erie County Hospital
Buffalo
Tors
Plantine Automobilee
Parkan
Sugar Mart
Duvalier
United
U.S
Port Au Prince
Francois Duvalier
Fias
CPI
Martin P
Houseman
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George C. Critzenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert Jackson
Edwin A Bailey
Anderson
Madison
Inciang
Inrisno
Associated Press
Harald
Herald
Julien
Hyer
Peter Pan
Pelli
Elisabeth Stewart
Darlene
Jonizen
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