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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
5
Mildred Jones spent the weekend with her parents near Sharonville. Mr and Mrs George Earl Huling welcomed a son. The Grade School entertainment at the school auditorium was a great success with Keith Williams praised for writing the script. Good music and plenty of laughter marked the evening. Mr and Mrs Walter Hutson hosted friends for rock Saturday night.
Two New York grandmothers, Mrs. Elizabeth Taggart and Mrs. Edna Neff, invest part of their salaries in War Bonds to support their grandchildren John Wurmser Barbara Ann and others. They co own Bonds as an emergency fund for education while honoring Marine and Navy relatives.
Fragmentary text mentions William M. Jeffers of the Union Pacific Railroad and a rubber program. The passage is incomplete with scrambled words and lacks verifiable details.
The RKO Albee Theater in Cincinnati announces a major season opener on Friday April 28 headlined by Helen Forrest noted vocalist with Harry James' band. Also featured are Tony Pastor and Orchestra with Virginia Maxey and Johnny Morris, comedian Hal Gherman and other acts from Broadway.
The article portrays Jeffers arguing for private sector leadership over essential industries, predicting sufficient synthetic rubber by autumn and the ability to set prices for natural rubber. He attacks bureaucrats and champions a government role for business, linking it to rising living standards. It notes a March 19 freeze harming maples and elms in Ohio, affecting bees and potential need for artificial pollen blends using soybean flour and natural pollen.
The report shows at least 33 human deaths and 7,348 domestic animals killed by rabies in 1948, marking the highest totals in five years.
Recommends waxing thread with bees wax or paraffin to smooth and strengthen sewing. Describes using a darning needle to create a thread shank by guiding each stitch over the needle so the thread bears the pull rather than the fabric.
The National Physicians' Committee for the Extension of Medical Service released a broad survey showing Americans favor easier personal prepayment for illness costs but oppose federal political planning in health care. It rebukes claims of widespread demand for government dictatorship over medicine.
Mrs. K. C. Henkle of Kenton Ohio runs two farms with husband and near full production. She leads township War Bond sales Red Cross and scrap salvage efforts and writes poems for War Bond and Red Cross programs. Her sons serve in Navy and Army and she endorses Mrs George C Marshall’s bond appeal.
A survey shows only 16 percent favor a 6 percent payroll deduction for federal medical care, 19 percent support federal care for the indigent, and low support for compulsory health insurance. Indicated view favors state and local responsibility and limiting federal control. The public wants an expanded independent medical system rather than federal takeover.
Office line reads First National Bank Building with project numbers 3721 and 3881. No additional names or dates provided.
A reader notice urges subscribers to renew or pay dues ahead of April 15 to avoid interruptions. The appeal emphasizes savings and ensures continued access to services.
The Grandmothers League, founded by General Marshall's wife, supports Bonds purchases for five grandchildren aged from 4 months to 11 years. They view the Bonds as a means to educate the children and fund future businesses and farms.
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