Life Insurance Regulation Sparks Senate Hearing
The Senate Finance Committee hears arguments over federal versus state control of life insurance amid a broad push for social security expansion. Critics warn of a drive to centralize power, raise taxes retroactively, and create a welfare state, while firms defend existing state regulation and tax treatment.
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Senate Finance Committee
Life. Insurance
Life Isurance
Fife Insurance Companion
Fragmented World of Walter Winchell Notes and Scribbles
A garbled column fragment surveys media figures and quotes from Walter Winchell style chatter. It cites names like Ted Atkinwax and Krupp, and references authors Eleanor Sutoy and Samuel Pepys in a stream of disjointed phrases, offering little coherent narrative or clear event.
Rueerng Down On the News Ty ARTHUR cist BAER
A garbled political item from a national election cycle notes a GOP campaign committee focus on November. It mentions the Bemgorals, a Shamby tray spat, and Trinnan’s efforts, with mockery of candidates and slogans. The piece parodies campaign rhetoric and political theater.
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Ty Arthur
Cist Baer
GOP
Campaigen Committee
Sropyityr
Broadway Dry insurance and theater notes from 1980
A chaotic era piece recounts industry chatter about a new photo engaging process for refining Indians and claims about rapid stage tech. It mentions Lena Leenidaft, Ingrid Back stage, America’s Greatest theater, and the Asia Boys among acts, with backstage aphorisms and a Walter Winchell radio cue from 8 p.m. over KRABC.
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MCA
Lena Leenidaft
Wings
America
Four Step Bros
Jon Merrici
Four Vaga
New York
Ficcne
Scrap iron and steel demand drops in 1949 report
The Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel notes U S scrap intake totaled 21 25 million gross tons in 1943 with 27 percent decline from 1948. Demand for scrap iron and steel fell in 1949 for the first time since 1946, as industrial activity cooled.
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Iron
Alec
U. S
The
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Fluoride in Water Reduces Child Tooth Decay Findings
Evidence suggests children raised where drinking water contains fluoride show less tooth decay than those in low fluoride areas. Studies indicate communities with about one part per million fluoride have notably lower decay rates, though excessive fluoride can cause mottling. Early infancy is critical for benefits, and ongoing trials test adding fluorides to water. mothers seek fluoride-containing drinking waters where natural levels are low.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago February 14 140 Mayor Maverick ban meat sale
A garbled retrospective mentions bans on meat sales in several Texas cities Austin Tem fe and San Angelo and references figures like Mayor Maury Maverick. It also notes a 1920 Rexar county cattle fever report small scale outbreak and a 1910 meat related event at a Texas Bankers convention with a badger mascot and a town turkey giveaway.
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Maury Maverick
Texas
San Antonio
Austin
Rexar
Toxna
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