Medical Care Plan Would Elevate State Rank In Care
Raleigh reports North Carolina aims to move from near bottom to near top among states in hospital and medical care for all citizens. The Coppridge committee compared Iowa Michigan and Louisiana plans with NC to craft a six point comprehensive system including insurance for prepayment and all classes. The plan seeks state funded medical education, hospital facilities, charity and pay patients, with federal aid potential and county participation guidance.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Robert G. Deyton
State Budget Bureau
Roscoe McMillan
Redings
State Edical Association
North Carolina Commission
General Assembly
Cm ‘Committee
Iowa
Michigan
Paul Whitager
State Medical Society
Victor Bryant
Donnell Cobb
Goldsboro
Hamilton McKay
Charlotte
Coy Carpenter
Winston-Salem
Cher’ Sye
Louisiana
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Coppridge
Stient
Central Hospital
Duke ‘Ment
New York
Alabama
New Mexico
University —E School
Ge Om
Towa
University OF Towa Hospital
Louisiana State
General Hospital
Louisana
Lousiana
Jasmine Oil Sale String
A fragment lists jasmine oil at one pound price with unclear details and no full context. The readable part mentions jasmine oil and a quantity or price tag but lacks complete information about seller or exact amount.
Buy Christmas Seals and Prevent Wartime TB
Wartime health drive urges citizens to buy Christmas Seals to fund tuberculosis prevention. Campaign promotes small donations supporting medical care, vaccines, and public awareness through local organizations.
Radio Program Schedule and Casts for December 17
A dense OCR listing outlines a radio day with Paul Lavelle programing and multiple shows. It names hosts guests and segments including News Percents, Detective Mysteries, The Matinee Theater, Servicemen's Quiz, Forid's Parade, and The Family Time. It lists orchestras, comedies, and musical acts with times and stations, noting guests and program transitions across the day.
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Cnangte
Paul Lavelle
Frans
Allentie
Cbs
Moe
Murrow
Dew Raliemmne
Thapain Jim
John Chas
Abe
Offa Dowris
Mse
Mbe
Forid
N.Y
Charlotta
Aa.f
Comede
Fherromeres
Mattie
Nick
Arier Petective Firama
Amelia
Mose Ameree
Paul Lavale
NBC
Patrice Munsei
Lindap Revue
Onera
Jack Resay
Stowe
Kate Boeck Hew
de Trew Pearson
Levetacd Orchestra
Joe Kely
M. C—dianes
McCarthy
E. Bergen
Greenfie
Chage
Conrad Nagel
Walter Winchell
Sarday Cone
Mhow
Helywoods
Jemen Meron
Ase Templeten
Cedric Fosters
Jimmie Fitter
Bia
Jerry Cooper Bhew
Seng
Pri Spitainy
Girl Orek
Sbe
Riley Aca Wem
Nalts
Hampdes Ae Leondow
Mie
Harsid Wierda
the People
Bhewenehe
Prawati
Ser Lee
Panee
Public Reaches New Peak In Savings
The American public held record savings in July and September with total liquid savings at 600 billion dollars. Cash and deposits amounted to 6.4 trillion, government securities 2.5 trillion, government insurances 1.2 trillion, and private insurance 0.7 trillion, driven by a history making rise in currency and deposits.
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Securities and Commission Savings Study
U. S
Loan Bureaus Set Up For War Vets
Desig nation of 1300 member bureaus as official agencies to aid veterans applying for loans under the G I Re set act of 1944 has bureaus located nationwide with headquarters in St. Louis. Credit bureaus will furnish applicants with information to banks lenders and other associations.
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ST. Louis
Wallace
Ing
Wow
Giant U S Tanker Blows Up At Sea
The tanker Jacksonville, a 17 000 deadweight ton T-2 class vessel supplying Europe, was sunk in the Atlantic after an explosion. Survivors include a merchant seaman and a Navy gunner. number of casualties not disclosed. The ship, owned by Kaiser Co and commanded from Long Beach, was delivering supplies when torpedoed is suspected. Fireman-water tender Frank Hodges was treated in Belfast after rescue.
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Washington
Dec
Atlantic
Navy
Jacksonville
Ec. Kaiser Co
Aga Ar OS
Winter
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Hodges
Tampa
Fla
Chant Marine
U. S
Belfast
Ireland
Fore
OPA Sets Ceilings On War Bicycles
The OPA set March 1942 price ceilings for war model bicycles. Eastern areas show $32.50 for lightweight conventional cycles, $34.75 for balloon-tire conventional, $41.75 for lightweight bicycles, and folding bikes priced $1 to $2.20 higher to cover handling costs. Folding bicycles were developed for the Army to save space.
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Washington
Dec
OPA
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Lum and
Abner
Les Paul
His
Paul Whiteman
Radio Hall OF Fame
Philco
Walt Winchell
Winchell
Drew Pearson
Kids
Greenfield Village Chapel Service
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Hollywood
Jimmie Fidler
Life of
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