Voluntary Health Insurance vs Compulsory Reform Debate
The article argues that voluntary health insurance programs are still in early stages but show growth and public acceptance. It criticizes compulsory plans as lacking proof of public desire and suggests private voluntary systems may deliver health care faster and more effectively, while public health services should remain supplementary. It warns against rushing into socialist reforms and favors testing voluntary methods first.
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Senate Subcommittee On Health
Court rejects singing radio ads on DC transit
A U S appeals court ruled transit riders in the District of Columbia were subjected to annoying radio commercials during trolley and bus trips they paid to endure. The decision labeled the ads exploitation of a captive audience and urged tuning out as a remedy while hoping for a broader solution.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
New Glarus Church Plans Sunday School
Plans are underway for an Evangelical United Brethren Sunday school starting the first Sunday in July. Mrs. E. C. Soper and Mrs. John Sisson were named superintendent and assistant superintendent, with Mrs. Earl Foster as treasurer. Teams were organized to solicit families in the village and surrounding area.
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New Glarus
United Brethren
E. C. Soper
John Sisson
Earl Foster
Robert Alderman
Holstein Association To Meet Thursday Evening
The Green County Holstein Association will hold its annual twilight meeting at the William J. Figs farm in Jordan township at 8 p.m. next Thursday. Charles Brace, national field man, will be there to discuss.
Cheese debate and civic notes span a century
A collage of brief items recalls incidents from 1941 to 1901. It mentions U S troops at a California plant amid food policy talk, a cheese association secretary’s reply to a national hunger plea, and changes in highway police staff. Earlier items describe elections, fires, weddings, and local disasters across decades, including a Monticello storm and a bank cashier's death investigation.
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U. S
California
Charles E. Stone
Cheese Producers Association
Wickard
Wilbur E. Deininger
Byron R. Bennett Jr
Thompson
Monticello
Albany
W. E. Brown
Ashworth
Whitewater
W. S. Caldwell
Freeport
Bank
Churchill
Ludlow
Albany Bible School Enrolls 83 This Week
Albany Times Special reports eighty three children attend vacation Bible school at First Baptist Church. Teachers include Mr. and Mrs. Kyle M. Miller Mrs. William Blumer and Mrs. Newton Davis with daily helpers. Balloons released carried tract and sender's address. Picnic planned. closing program scheduled for Sunday at 10 30 a m replacing regular services.
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Albany
First Baptist Church
Kyle M. Miller
William Blumer
Newton Davis
Cows Sought as Mayor Ed ward Little Wins Re election
In Renick West Virginia residents re elected Mayor Ed ward Little after a municipal vote held Wednesday The losing candidates had run on a platform of banning cows from the streets in the Greenbrier County town An unusual local election focused on cattle in streets and leadership continuity.
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Renick
W. Va
Greenbrier County
Edward Little
Little
Lindenman Rites Held at Orangeville
Funeral services for William Lindenman 76 were held at 2 30 p m in the Orangeville Methodist church with Rev Fred Anderson and Rev John Bruce officiating. Interment was in Grandview cemetery. Lindenman farmed near Red Oak NL for 46 years before retiring in 1939. He was born November 30 1874 in Germany and came to the United States as a child. He is survived by his wife Amanda Rubendall one daughter Mrs Vernon Bittner Red Oak two sisters Mrs Anna Mays Howe Ida and Mrs Emma Macabee Billings Mont three brothers Henry Christman Ill August Twin Falls Ida and Fred Kansas and six grandchildren.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Methodist Church
William Lindenman
Freeport Hospital
Fred Anderson
John Bruce
Grandview Cemetery
Lindenman
Red Oak
Germany
Amanda Rubendall
Vernon Bittner
Anna Mays
Howe
Ida
Emma Macabee
Billings
Mont
Henry Christman
Ill
Twin Falls
Fred
Kansas
Five-Year Anniversary for Cat Hollow Couple Amid Inflation
Delbert Shorty Sprouse 23 works at a sawmill earning 3 a day while his 84 year old wife Grandma Sprouse remains active at home in Cat Hollow Kentucky. Inflation and hard winter strain their life yet they face the future with quiet resolve recalling a 5 year marriage that brought a New York trip and lasting routine in their rural existence.
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Delbert
Shorty) Sprouse
Grandma Sprouse
Shorty Sprouses
Shorty
Grandma
Albany Nurses Graduate in June Class at Methodist
Albany nurses Joan Zwickey and Margaret Oberholzer graduated from the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Madison in the June class.
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Albany
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Madison
Joan Zwickey
Margaret Oberholzer
Fuhrmann Elected President Of New Glarus Lions Club
E N Fuhrmann was elected president of the New Glarus Lions Club succeeding Harlan Wernle. He previously served as president a decade earlier during the club’s reorganization. A 10th anniversary event is planned for the near future with Stace eaters sased wees Henry Glaeden as first vice president and other officers named.
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E.N. Fuhrmann
Lions
New Glarus New Glarus
Ial
E. N. Fuhrmann
New Glarus Lions Club
Harlan Wernle
Stace Eaters
Sased Wees
Henry Glaeden
George Hartman
Mike Hoesly
Arthur Ames
Tall Twister
Harland Barton
Lion Lamer
Ed Wills
W. W. Stauflacher
Nic Zentner
Arthur Zweifel
J. Hoesly
Irmann
Schmid
Former Oneco Township Resident Dies in Iowa
Hannah J. Barlow 83 longtime Oneco township resident died at her Clear Lake Iowa home. She su r vived by sister Anna L. Taft two sons R R Barlow Paradise Calif and E W Barlow Marysville Calif and daughter Eva Rieber Clear Lake. Funeral services held yesterday in Clear Lake. A note on trees reports 1177 forms 862 species 228 varieties 87 hybrids grown in the United States.
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Sunes
Hannah J. Barlow
Anna L. Taft
Clear Lake
Oneco Township
R. R. Barlow
Paradise
Calif
E. W
Marysville
Eva Rieber
United States
Wisconsin Assembly Debates Rice Halls Bonus Bill
The Wisconsin Assembly narrowly advanced a veterans bonus bill after Senate reapportionment actions stirred rancor. Introduced Feb 1 by Democrats Molinaro and Lourigan, the plan would tax corporate and individual incomes 25 percent to fund up to 500 dollars per veteran, starting 1953, at an estimated cost of 125 million dollars.
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Adadison
Esterday
Assembly
Senate
E of Delavan
Molinaro
Lourigan
Kenosha
Rice
Reilly
R-Wauwatosa
School board approves costs for new addition project
The firm quotes for a town project cover plumbing heating and ventilation totaling 4693. Lockers cost 686.25 and architect's fee 1676 raising the total to 28632.50. Desks clocks and other equipment have not been ordered. The National Geographic Society notes ancient beliefs linking topaz to curing insanity asthma and insomnia.
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Zter
Contracts Awarded for Albany Grade School Addition
Work on the new grade school addition is set to start within two weeks after bids were let this week. Contracts awarded include Home Lumber and Improvement Co. of Madison for base bid $22,685, HT J Madison for plumbing heating and ventilating $8,199, Richardson Electric Co. Monroe for electrical wiring $782.25, with Anthony Grigan o of Madison as general contractor on base bid $32,125 and Service Plumbing and Heating Co. Wa..
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Albany
Home, Lumber and Improvement Co
Madison
HT. J. Madison
Richardson’ Electric Co
Monroe
Anthony Grigano
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Brooklyn Township
Caroline ‘Thorp
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J. R. Blain
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Elmer Reed
Elmer Coplien
Charles Miller
Jefferson Township
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Otto Zwygart
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Gottlieb Ott
Chicago
B. C. Ott
Deaconess Hospital
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Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Twin Grove Lumber and Supply
Sefe
Dearth Motors Sun Monn U
WLAD
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Cateis
Bale
National Geographic
Opportunity Knocks High School
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