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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
6
The American Chemical Society hears that gasoline could be produced from cane sugar, sweet potatoes, corn stalks and other farm products. The piece muses on a postwar world using farm produce for fuel and jokes about sodden crops supplying gas.
A nostalgic column laments the decline of restaurant service and rising prices after Pearl Harbor. It praises the skilled home cook who, though overlooked, becomes valued as eating out grows costly and less attentive.
A rural expansion of Blue Cross Hospital Service plans spreads from cities to farms. Enrolled farmers pay via banks or cooperatives, with plans offering semi private rooms and covered major services while physicians fees may vary. The movement, highly endorsed by the American Farm Bureau, now reaches 15 states with thousands of farm households protected.
A sermon notes Paul’s Thessalonica ministry from Acts 17 and I Thessalonians 2. It stresses Christ as savior and the preacher’s role: faithful boldness, affectionate conduct, and blameless living, to yield strong, missionary minded churches.
Protection of Americans and their families against hospital costs extended to more than 13 million in 1943 as 2.6 million more joined Blue Cross Plans in the United States and Canada. About 750,000 contracts suspended for armed forces may renew after civilian return. C Rufus Rorem, director, notes 78 Blue Cross Plans across 38 states and seven Canadian provinces coordinate policies. Family dependents rose from 37 percent in 1937 to 54 percent, signaling growing employer and employee use to cover spouses.
The distribution lists a May 14 lesson with subjects and scriptures chosen by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
Telegraph poles set for a mountain road near Martinique sprout branches from the roots as the rapid French construction produces a curious natural growth. Locals watch the poles take on a tree like appearance along the new route by the Panama Canal approaches.
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