Britain’s Health Program Swamped by Demand and Costs
British health officials acknowledge the National Health Service strain after its July 5 1948 start. Demand surpassed forecasts, with 3 049 000 London registries. doctors face heavier clerical and clinical workload while the state handles bookkeeping and patient access to free care. Some doctors note overuse while ministry officials cite overall health gains and unfolding needs. A separate public airport ruling restricts exclusive gasoline and parts contracts without legislative authorization.
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Edwin Shanke
London
Ministry of Health
Health Ministry
Jaty
King
British Medical Journal
Ty i
Medical Association
Madison
State Aeronautics Commission
Fairchild
Marian Martin Back-Interest Skirt Pattern Sale
The notice promotes Pattern 9307 by Marian Martin for a back-interest skirt with walkaway suit options. It lists waist sizes 24 through 32 inches and fabric needs for size 28, plus a complete sew chart and illustrated steps. Send 25 cents for pattern to Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept. at New York address.
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Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Rural school events raise funds and show film
The Round Grove Mothers club plans an ice cream social and moving picture show at the school tomorrow night. Oakley school hosts a basket social Monday March 28 to raise funds for library film strips. Myron Koehler teaches at Oakley where 16 pupils are in every grade except third. The Davis Hill side school club elects Robert Egger president with Ronald Nenneman Ned Flanagan Frances Egger Ellen Wilson Shirley Hafen and Wilma Joy Wuethrich on the games committee. Mrs. Kenneth Ubert teaches at Spring Grove township school.
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Round Grove Mothers Club
Oakley
Myron Koehler
Robert Egger
Davis Hillside School Club
Ronald Nenneman
Ned Flanagan
Frances Egger
Ellen Wilson
Shirley Hafen
Wilma Joy Wuethrich
Kenneth Ubert
Spring Grove Township
New Swiss Cheese Factory Opens Near Monroe
Four of eight kettles at the Kubly Co op Swiss cheese plant eight miles southwest of Monroe began operation after a grand opening Saturday. Over 600 locals joined lunch as accordionists played. John and Joseph Milz produce cheese locally. Wisconsin Swiss and Limurger representatives attended Madison assembly hearings on dairy plant bonding.
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Helen E. Steuri
Kubly
Monroe
Rose Marie Milz
Mary Lou Figi
Yvonne Metz
Betty Voegels
John
Joseph Milz
M. H. Stauffacher
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Madison
Lahr Family Marks 60 Years in Juda Store Venture
G B Lahr purchased his first business in Juda sixty years ago and with his wife serves the fourth generation at a growing grocery and department store. Known as Uncle Ben and Aunt Lizzie, the Lahrs expanded from hardware to groceries and more, adding a landmark building that houses the post office and barber shop.
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Juda
G. B. Lahr
Ben
Lizzie
Lahr
Sawdey
Elizabeth Asmus
David Kidd
Juda Post Office
Lehman’s
Grove factory near Argyle discusses cheese producers
Brecklin explained the ADA setup at a Grove factory near Argyle. Galli spoke on Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger cheese producers activities. The article notes tonsils are commonly removed due to infection risk and mentions white blood corpuscles forming there.
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Grove
Argyle
Brecklin
Galli
Mrs Roberts Dies in Freeport at 40
Viota Special Mrs Herbert Roberts 40 Warren native dies Monday in St Francis hospital Freeport after a long illness. She was born Gladys Komprood, married June 29 1939 at Nashua Iowa. Survived by husband a daughter Janet a brother Merle Gratiot and sister Mrs Earl Kent Warren. Funeral 2 15 tomorrow West Viota church Rev G M Gunderson. Burial Elmwood Warren. Graham funeral home Warren in charge.
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Herbert Roberts
Warren
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Gladys Komprood
Nathan Komproods
Nashua
Apple River
Roberts
Bell Telephone Co
Janet
Merle
Gratiot
Earl Kent
West Viota
G. M. Gunderson
Elmwood Cemetery
Graham Funeral
Baby Chicks Signal Bumper Spring Ahead
Washington reports a surge in baby chicks signaling a large poultry supply for spring and summer. The optimism reflects favorable hatch rates and growing demand in agricultural markets.
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Washington
Home Made Sausages and Roasts Featured in Grocery Dept
A grocery department advertises a selection including home made bologna, regular bologna, veal products, chuck roast, round steak, ground beef, pork chops, pork roasts, home cured slab bacon, and bacon squares. The listing emphasizes in house preparation and a broad meat assortment for shoppers.
Record Hatchery Output Surges in February
The agriculture department reports February had the largest commercial baby chick hatchery production on record. January February output was 50 percent higher than a year ago. The first ski club in the United States started in Berlin New Hampshire in 1882.
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Agriculture Department
United States
Berlin
N. H
Spring at Fairbanks Brightens City Meters Return
Fairbanks shoppers and residents see spring signs as parking meters, stored away during winter storage, are brought back into operation after temperatures rose above freezing. Police had removed the meters when temperatures fell to 50 below zero.
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Fairbanks
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Leslie Newcomb
Alvin Bergum
Clifford Anderson
Lafayette Creamery
Darlington
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Thorp Finance Corp
Mrs. Roberts
Green County Holstein Breeders Association
St. John’s Church
Monroe Bank
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Roosevelt
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Lourdes
France
Greece
Hercules
Jack Wright
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Sr Vostace
Citizens Committee
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Citizens Committee For City Manager
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NBC Network
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