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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
2
A fragmented notice discusses individuals including Raymond Howend and the Deens in a gathering following Mr Downgherty's recent bereavement. The text lists several names and implies attendance at a mourning event, with unclear roles and exact details due to damaged OCR.
Local families from Cameron Park Waco and Clifton gather for Mother's Day and weekend visits. Mrs Ona Min Balak and Mrs Mary Parrish host and travel groups join friends in Cameron Park and nearby towns. Several visitors include Mrs Avery, Mrs Dansby, and Mrs Benickee along with children and relatives.
Fragmented readable lines show a distorted May Day era page with scattered letters and quotes. Readable names or events are not clear, but the fragment hints at a labor or parade theme with uncertain references.
A British critic describes state medicine as a costly swindle offering free health care while draining funds. Cecil Palmer cites high weekly expenses and ongoing government schemes that dismiss medical integrity. British doctors, with over 30 years of experience, oppose socialized medicine and worry about overwork and underpayment.
A group named Fellowship for Freedom in Medicine attracts prominent doctors, forming in two and a half weeks with £600 joining. critics argue the government and doctors alike fail to preserve the doctor patient relationship while commerce pressures care.
Fragmentary item reports on medical care standards and health insurance. Mentions Mr Otto Pederson visiting Corsicana on Sunday to see someone named Fete and font, with note of excellent health. Limited legible details. lacks clear event or date.
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