Experience Best Teacher: Britain Health Program Warns US
An unsigned American editorial argues against compulsory health insurance citing Britain's socialized health program begun in 1948. It claims Britain shows poor medical quality, privacy invasion, and high taxes. It urges readers to contact Congress and rally opposition.
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Grass roots still shape U S Congress study says rural areas dominate
A December American Press analysis shows 76 of 96 Senators and 54 percent of Representatives represent rural counties, with 42 Senators and 132 Representatives listing weekly papers as their hometown press. It argues small towns and farms hold the dominant voice in selecting lawmakers.
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Santa Claus as sacrifice and tax critique piece
Alfred Petsch argues Santa is a symbol of sacrifice, not a jolly giver. He attacks government welfare, asserts taxes take from savers and producers, and warns Texans against socialist promises in a Dallas News reprint.
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Fredericksburg Past News Acknowledges Local Changes And Losses
March 2 1927 report notes acorn poisoning threats to livestock in Gillespie County with county agent Geo Ehlinger and Dr Black of Sonora Experiment Station consulting on solutions. A butter factory meeting planned for Fredericksburg with Alfred Neffendorf seeking members from Harper Tindale Spring Creek and Petersburg communities. Walter Schneider dies from injuries after a hunting accident earlier. Plus local visits and travel notes including Mittendorf’s Travelers Cafe opening and Heep Enderlin moving to San Pedro California and Kraus Reinbach bullfighting trip to Mexico.
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Molberg Named to Texas Safety Council Director
Mayor Joe Molberg has been named a director of the Texas Safety Council in a letter from Pierce P. Brooks, the council president. The message commends Molberg for cooperation and loyalty in efforts to conserve the lives of Texas citizens.
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Baby Girl Born to Lucksinger Family in Buchanan Dam
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lucksinger of Buchanan Dam announce the birth of a baby girl on February 21. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Grosenbacher of here. The Lucksingers previously have one other daughter, 18 months old.
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