U S Medical Group Quizzes Claims On Care Needs
Weekly analysis by Joseph W. LaBine examines the Wagner bill debate with AMA counterclaims about 40,000,000 Americans needing care. The piece surveys doctors and free services, questions feasibility, and discusses broader tax and economic issues shaping the national health program debate.
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Agriculture Looking Ahead on Wheat Quotas and Weather
The article traces wheat quota politics as 1940 policy hinges on 1 9 21 000 000 bushels threshold and July 1 carryover estimates. It notes Wallace's revisions lowering projections, allowing 62 million acres next year, plus the Paris visit menus and Japan’s Shanghai settlement moves affecting U S policy. The piece links agricultural politics, international matters, and White House dining tastes in a single broad briefing.
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Feis and barter plans loom in global trade talks
The piece surveys Dr. Herbert Feis as economic adviser shaping a barter deal to swap U.S. cotton for rubber and tin, with England open to including wheat. It notes Machiavellian views, Feis’s background, and a shift from government to Harvard backed “bureau of human standards” amid broader reflections on time and uniformity.
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Phosphorus Its Roles and Food Sources in Diets
This article explains phosphorus as a vital mineral for bones teeth and nerve tissue, noting its abundance in bones and need in growing children. It covers dietary sources like cocoa almonds peanuts prunes and milk, and urges sun exposure and vitamin D to aid absorption while highlighting risks of calcium or phosphorus deficiencies and rickets.
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Household Hacks From Old Pages
A collection of practical tips for cleaning and maintenance. Dissolve sugar in water to polish linoleum, burn a pan to remove residue, warm brown sugar to measure, refrigerate to stay soft, color clothespins to protect curtains, and use bicarbonate soda to lift grease from carpet.
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