Medicare Pitfalls and costs in government plans
Editorial warns Medicare rises in cost to taxpayers, citing the 9 billion dollars a year figure and linking to the Kennedy bill. It criticizes tying Medicare to Social Security, notes doubts about Social Security’s solvency, and cautions against expanding unproven programs amid federal abuses in related bureaus.
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Congress weighs broad draft authority during war effort
In Washington on May 2 1942 Congress debated granting the president authority to select individuals by classifying families for military service after those without dependents are exhausted. A separate note reports the suffocation of Wilbur F Roush 17 of Chi Mer near Meadville at a TNT project site. Poppy Day by the Ladies Auxiliary of the VPW raised about 374 dollars in Meadville.
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Milk price war rocks Union City dairy market
Forty years ago Union City residents faced a price war among milk dealers as ten cent a quart milk clashed with four cent offerings, while new homes rise and hotel property at Main and First avenue was announced for sale by Beanie Becensy and CH. Announcements also note no annual sermons from Detroit offices of the court party.
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Fine May Have To Pay Back Taxes
SCRANTON PA AP Former Gov John S Fine cleared of criminal tax evasion remains liable in civil proceedings. A spokesman said Fine will be called to discuss alleged income items the government claims are due taxes on. He was found innocent of willfully evading about 28 446 in taxes for 1955 1956 and 1957. The civil action differs from criminal, and if he objects he may seek a conference or appeal.
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Views on aging and family duty in Sokolsky letter
George Sokolsky notes fan mail criticizing his stance on social security and elder care. He argues many older readers believe government pensions are funded by the state, not by themselves, and that children should support aging parents despite rising costs. He discusses rising doctor fees and the costly nature of treating old age illnesses.
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Atheist Dreams God Visit In Odd Bedroom Scene
Hollywood Florida tale unfolds with an atheist disturbed by a surreal night visitation. God appears as a luminous figure in the bedroom, speaks softly, questions belief, and departs as the dream ends. The piece shifts to a Kennedy era policy note on aged medical care Kerr Mills versus Anderson King plans, and a general reflection on public health programs.
Marlow Analyzes TODAS NEWS and Social Plans
James Marlow of the Associated Press surveys TODAS news and Kennedy backed proposals on Social Security and medical care for the elderly. He notes Sen Clinton Anderson and Rep Cecil King sponsor the plan, potential coverage for about 14 million of 18 million aged 65 plus, and Mills resistance in Ways and Means. The piece highlights Kennedy’s misstatements on monthly costs.
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Corry Evening Journal announces new pricing terms
Fragmented OCR text appears to announce subscription or price changes for the Corry Evening Journal. It references annual rates, per copy pricing, and advance payment options, but the exact terms are obscured by garbled characters and misread lines. The readable bits suggest a yearly price around 1100 and per copy rates, with references to advance payments and weekly delivery.
Oil industry feud hits foreign policy and taxes in Texas
Dallas bankers report oil loans rising after a dip, while federal trade and tax policies threaten crude suppliers. Executives like H Neil Mallon of Dresser Industries argue global tax rules could curb exports, undermining Kennedy's export goals, as industry eyes a North American recovery amid Suez crisis echoes.
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