Health Insurance Costs Rethought by Analysts
The piece critiques federal efforts to push compulsory health insurance, noting early bills underestimated costs. Independent analyst W R Williamson forecasts total program costs between 7 and 34 percent of payroll, with liberal admin rules and benefit structures shaping the final figure.
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Christian Science
United States
Ellert
Souces W. Rulon Williamson
Social Security Board
Yeats
Williamsson
New Zealand
Services At Sparta For Mrs Addie Gray Hyde
One funeral service was held at the Torrey Funeral Home in Sparta shore for Mrs Addie Gray Hyde officiated by Rev Gilbert L Boyd. Bearers included D V Kinney Lawrence Snapp W T Pfeiffer Joni M Smith Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery Attendees from away included Charles B Stegner Titusville B M Ferguson and Mrs W P Titeel Erie Mrs dates Snyder and Mrs Pronk O Connor Oil City Mrs Christine Steadman Walter M Steadman and Mrs Norris Bradley Atlantic Mr and Mrs W 3 Houghton Arch Webb Harold Webb Corry Belle Rice Union City and Mrs C R Boyd Centerville. Penny areates back In the 1880s id toin-operated games and ever. Some vending devices.
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Addie Gray Hyde
Torrey
Spartapshore
Gilbert L. Boyd
D. V. Kinney
Laurence Snapp
W. T. Pfeiffer
Joni M Smith
Rose Hill Cemetery
Charles B. Stegner
Titusville
B. M. Ferguson
W. P. Titeel
Erie
Dates Snyder
Pronk O Connor
Oil City
Christine Steadman
Walter M. Steadman
Norris Bradley
Atlantic
Bays Week Parade to Open as Rotary Plans Event
Twenty years back in Corry the Bays Week observance was set to begin with a parade of the boys after the Rotary Club approved plans at its meeting. Harry Spicer chairs the committee. A new Corry Chair Company line of high chairs with King-Pintray device was unveiled for the Jamestown exhibition, signaling potential market success. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Rehnberg at Corry Hospital. Captain Gladys Hermon, former Salvation Army officer, was promoted to ensign, the daughter of Mrs. Merle Lavison.
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Rotary Club
Service Club
Harry Spicer
Alvin Rehn~berg
East South Street
Corry Hospital
Gladys Hermon
Corps
The
Salvation Army
Ank
Ensign
Merle Lavison
Corry
Corry Chair Company
How's Your I Q Quiz From The Classified Page
A coin of trivia and memory tests asks ten questions with a grading scale from Genius to Poor. It directs readers to the Classified Page for correct answers and mentions topics like world capitals and a Peter Pan author.
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Order of the Gurter
U. 5
Sofia
Yugo Slavia
Bulgasia
Turkey
Rumania
Mexico
South America
Berne
Hoover
U. S
Tangalyika
Peter Pan
One license plate rule saves New York State fare
Residents in Clymer and nearby sections of New York will receive only one auto license plate next year after a state law cut auto taxes from two to one, saving the state about 876000 annually. The report also notes issues with abandoned wells, wind-related TV antenna damage, a high-profile alimony case, prior civil suits over beekeeping, auto dealer responses to government car-purchase changes, and Kiwanis club milestones plus memories of New Jersey used-car excess.
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Clymer
New York State
East Smith Street
Mildred Vi Showers Amery
State Supreme Court
Showers
Bradford
Corry
East Main Street
Angi Area
Ustatar
Smalor
Walter
Peake
Howard Sheen
Kiwanis Club
Ake
Ditmer
Kiwanis
Little Ferry
N.J
Brant
Local notes mix traffic, retail moves and notable losses
Impromptu postal check prompts a rail fine suggestion as city residents debate stricter traffic enforcement after warmer weather. Local manager shifts at Loblaws. Marion street birthday celebration in progress. National steel price cuts forecast for fall with auto makers expecting vehicle savings. Corry Bridge Association reports winnings by top players in master joint play. Drinkery operators feel impact of industrial curtailment. Letter from Pittsburg ties to a visiting merchant’s daughter with an unusual play stamp. Rep Robert Coffey Jr dies in jet crash in Albuquerque. ties to local aviation veterans.
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U.S
Dean Meld
Marion Street
Tom Crowe
Loblaws
Corry Bridge Association
Norm Neckers
A. S. Boag
Walter Scott
Messi Neckers
Scott
Norma Tarbell
Philip Zalneck
Pitts Oweh
Local Elks celebrate birthday and moves to Worces ter Mass
Elks club members observed his birthday on Thursday. Pendleton Brown and wife plan to move to Worcester Massachusetts this weekend where he will resume his job as an announcer at WPAG station. Economic report from Tool Owners union warns of heavy job losses if a $4 billion tax increase passes. Meadville two mill tax yields about $40 000. Corry retail sales near 4 200 000 could boost a proposed three mill school tax by about 3 000. A novel plan suggests a 200 slot machine tax on city gambling to raise about 19 000 for the school levy.
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Elks Club
Pendleton Brown
West Prederick Street
Worcester
Mass
Corry
Erie
Jamestown Tale
WPAG
Massachusetts
Tnion, Inc
Congress
Truman
Meadville
Three Jamestown Men Injured in Separate Accidents
Three men from Jamestown were injured in separate Thursday incidents. Harry Sherman, 62, suffered a left arm fracture after being kicked by a horse. Albert Hastings, 41, injured his third left finger while using a drill. Richard Gutkenecht, 45, was struck across the forehead by a horseshoe while watching or playing a horseshoes game, receiving facial lacerations.
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Jameoon
WCA
Har
Sherman
Jamestown Shermati
Wight
Albert Hastings
Jamestown
Richard Gutkenecht
Celorer
Babson housing plan seen as answer to shortage
A Detroit letter argues for mass production to ease the housing shortage. Walter P. Reuther calls for converting idle airplane plants into prefab houses with trained workers, linking auto industry know how to housing, and proposing a National Authority to manage the conversion while avoiding seasonal unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbor
John
Reuther
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Detroit
Different Houses Like Cars Demand Colorful Designs
The author argues homes should differ in layout and color as cars do, noting a vast array of models and colors available today. He suggests houses could be chosen to suit diverse tastes across many options, while acknowledging ongoing carpentry and remodeling needs.
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Atike
Submon Niles
Tom
Carpenter Aids Push for Factory Built Homes
Local carpenters assist painters in backing a housing program. The call for Mr. Reuther, president of a major labor union, to support factory built homes is hailed as a significant development. If he campaigns as he did for prior efforts, the housing issue could be resolved soon.
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Reuther
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I. Q
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Johnstown
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Kinley
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Rochester
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