Baruch outlines gray area in compulsory health insurance
The Roosevelts era elder statesman argues for a staged local approach to compulsory health insurance for those who cannot afford voluntary coverage. He favors a government financed plan, a federal health agency, more general practitioners, and expanded medical research while opposing centralized socialized medicine.
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Reward Posted in Loganville Search Hints at Racial Tensions
Loganville Georgia mayor reports no progress in locating persons connected with fires that destroyed two Negro churches and a school. He notes a $100 reward and cites prior racial violence in Walton county near Atlanta.
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C. H. Byrd
Walton County
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Feud Rumors Hover Over Local Negro Community
The article notes gossip about a feud among Negro sections in the area and mentions a possible plan to attract nationwide sympathy by torching churches and schools. No comment was available from Loganville Negro leaders.
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Fire destroys 25 Japanese homes in Yokohama
A kerosene lamp overturn sparked a blaze that wiped out 25 homes in Yokohama leaving 128 Japanese homeless last night. The fire also consumed a U S army generator and several nearby buildings in the same port city, with dramatic losses reported.
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