County votes sink plan for county hospital
The county election decisively rejected a county hospital, shifting the burden to the Atlantic Memorial Hospital board to expand facilities for Atlantic Cam county and nearby areas. The board plans a financing campaign and seeks federal aid, noting local needs and charity care rules remain unchanged.
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Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Atlantic
Cam County
Wilteh
Deesent
Wasinessinnt
How Dependent We Are on Modern Power
A column laments the blackout that shut the business district and the News Telegraph plant. It notes banks, stores, garages, and cinemas lost electric service, halting light, pumps, registers, and printing. The piece contrasts modern dependence with ancestral life powered by steam, horse labor, and daylight.
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News-Telegraph
Hancester
No Miracles The GOP Must Handle Economic Strains
The piece argues the Republican party cannot end inflation or solve all labor and race issues but can cushion economic shocks and ease social frictions as disturbances from war-era conditions persist. It cautions against expecting perfect solutions and notes these forces will influence the nation for years.
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GOP
Besl
Beig
600 Debs to Lose Jobs as New Capitol Chairmen Take Over
Washington reports a major shift with 600 Democratic aides in Capitol Hill roles set to be replaced by Republicans in January as new committee chairs take power. Key picks include Charles Eaton for Foreign Affairs, Harold Knutson for Ways and Means, and J Farnell Thomas for Un-American Affairs, signaling a decisive GOP reshaping of policy oversight.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Charles Eaton
New Jersey
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Canada
Eaton
U. S.world Cooperation
Ham Fish
FDR
White House
Fish
Toronto
Covent
Leslie’s
New York Tribune
Boston
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Eee Harbor
Hinutson
Germany
Norway
Knutson
Cardinal Mundelein
Time Magazine
Luce
Kipling
Eague
Taber
Wild Ms Division of the Interior
Eugene
Finger Lakes
Interior Department
J. Farnell Thomas
Thomas
Wallatreet
Paine, Webber and Company
UN- American Committee
Rankin
Rules Committee
Aesie
Allen
Joe Martin
Little
Martin
Cliff Hope
Garden City
Kan
Willkie
Pe Willsie
Rogers
Sippi
Todd Lincoln
Copia
Federal Reserve System
Kerem Wolcott
General Motors
Wolcott
Interstate Commerce
N. J
Wolverton
Heal Tate
Democratsa
Lsbor
OPA
Wolet
Mundt
Russia
Arabia
Paca
Council of the
Creative Democracy
National Defense
Naval
Wnner
Re Boy
Ham
Buffalo
N.Y
Army
Entertainer Willie Howard Still Active in Show Business
Fragmentary reminiscences discuss Willie Howard in late career, plus reflections on height, fashion, and machinery for women, with anecdotes about Albert Payson Terhune and varied personal notes. The piece weaves memories of performers, manufacturing quirks, and everyday talk with no clear single event.
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Willie Howard
Enow
Melita
Avoca to Host 1947 Pottawatamie Last Man’s Club Banquet
The Avoca area was chosen for the 1947 annual banquet of the Pottawatamie County Last Man's Club to be held in October. F C Peters serves as president with H E Leach as vice president and Arthur Kainer as secretary-treasurer. The executive board includes H Schilling Avoca H Ploen waonet W Roper Council Bluffs Brown Oakland H nitersam Wa tty Zimmerman Mace a Neola and G Hooker Drive carefully lest this meet be your last.
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Avoca
Pottawattantie County
Last Man's Club
F. C. Peters
H. E. Leach
Arthur Kainer
Herbert Schilling
Hugo Ploen
Waonet
W.roper
Council Bluffs
Brown
Oakland
Harry . Nitersam
Waat
Do Men Like Women and Women Like Them Too
A fragmented verse fragment questions mutual attraction and social double standards. It contrasts women labeled as gossipers with men who admire loud, flirtatious behavior, noting that affection hinges on personal perception and social judgment across both sexes.
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Cowrieht
Edgar
Unclear OCR summary of VA office charges and 1946 act changes
Fragmentary text describes a VA office at 15-17 East Sixth Avenue and mentions the Insurance Act of 1946 affecting intrange maty after 1945. It notes forms for designating are available and references expenses, but details are garbled and names or dates are uncertain.
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Ian
East Sixth Ar
Church posts to be filled by government supporters
Doctor C F Garbett, of York, proposed freeing church meat controls and argued future ecclesiastical posts should go to those who support the government of the day at a Liver diocesan conference.
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Liverpool
C. F. Garbett
York
Church of England
Fragmentary political platform adopted with staffing call
The fragment mentions a fall convention and a platform urging a strong and adequately staffed case of education. It notes recommended separate meetings and expresses approval of certain aims. The readable text highlights a focus on organized effort and future planning.
Griswold Held for Services and Burial
Griswold is held Wednesday in for incense at her home. Carlson, son of Griswold, receives a somber ceremony and burial at Sed Nyman.
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Griswold
Ibin Carlson
Ing
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