Medical care plan proposed by presidential committee
Washington reports a proposed national medical care program costing 450 billion dollars. The plan, presented at the National Health Conference, would fund hospital care dental care and health insurance with federal state and local cost sharing. Dr Irvin Abell warns against a centrally controlled system and urges study of local medical needs. President Roosevelt signals intent to act broadly in health, urging swift action on a coordinated national program. The committee outlines 705 billion for public health expansion and 145 billion for hospitals and research, with funds to boost maternal child health, disease eradication and mental and industrial hygiene.
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Washington
American “Medical “Association
Irvin Abell
Louieville
The
Medical Association
Renaing
Health Conference
Roosevelt
Josephine Rochs
Conference Of Church At Hood Third Annual Summer School
Rev Roy L Sloop leads the St Mark s Lutheran youth conference team at Hood College for the Maryland Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church summer school for church workers. Rev J E Graefe on furlough spoke yesterday. Registration reached 95 with five courses over two study periods daily and a Bible hour led by Rev Dr J B Baker.
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Roy L. Sloop
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Young Peoples Conference
Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hood College
J. E. Graefe
India
Amos J. Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
J.B. Baker
8&J. Matthew's Church
York
Ruth Paris
Baltimore Lutheran Deaconess
Misa Emma Johnson
Miss Nona Diehl
Women’s Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church of America
Robert D. Clare
St. Mark’s Church
Baltimore
Jail Breaking Charge Likely Stirs Washington County Jail Escape
Two prisoners escaped last Thursday from Washington county jail and were recaptured Sunday night near Newville. Leon Kuhn and Malcolm Hoffman face jail breaking charges carrying up to ten years in prison. Arraignment expected later this week. Investigators say a spoon-made key unlocked cell doors. Changes: junior league game moved to City Park diamond at Baker Bowl.
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Washington County
Leon. Kuhn
Eastern
Philadelphia
Malcolm Hoffman
Hancock
Kuhn
Newville
Martin L. Ingram
Prospect Street
Pennsylvania
Max Malott
Kenneth A. Stangle
Hoffman
Malott
Baker
Ingram
Will Attempt Romania Hop From New York to Bucharest
A Romanian air force officer plans a first nonstop New York to Bucharest flight. Capt Alexander Papana previously lost $50,000 after a failed tri motor project. He toured shows to raise funds, then departed Detroit for Hartford to finalize preparations at Floyd Bennett Field.
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A_Roumanian
Air Force
Bucharest
Papana
Roumania
Lindbergh
United States
Cleveland
St. Louis
Miami
Oakland
Detroit
Hartford
Horoscope forecast for 1888 political and world events
The Horoscope predicts political campaigns will gain momentum with criticism rebuked, autumn events show widespread surprises in election results, and US UK relations hint at closer ties. Africa faces controversies, and northern southern troubles grow. travel experiences loom for tourists. Dr Mayo born 1866. other birthday notes include Bache and Joel A Allen.
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London
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Africa
France
Wales
England
C. H. Mayo
Alexander Dallas
Bache
Benjamin Franklin
Girard College
Joel A. Allen
President Roosevelt Fishes Off Houston Aboard Ship
On July 18 while en route to Panama, President Roosevelt fished in Magdalena Bay near Lower California aboard the U S S Houston and landed a 38 pound yellowtail. Colonel E M Watson followed with a 40 pound grouper and a large California white sea bass.
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U. S. S. Houston
Panama
Roosevelt
Magdalena Bay
California
Houston
E. M. Watson
False Fire Alarm Echoed Through Summit and Surrey
A false alarm rang out yesterday evening around 6 30 from Summit and Surrey avenues. No fire was found and there were no injuries. Fire crews swept the area and determined the alarm was false.
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Summit
Surrey Avenues
Boston Mint Established in 1652 Coining Pine Tree Shillings
In 1652 a mint was established in Boston and Pine Tree shillings were coined there marking early colonial currency.
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Boston
Young Derby Racers Gather for Beap Box Derby Preview
A garage meeting previews the Beap Box Derby in early August. Boys aged nine to near teens study model racers, discussing wheelbase and wheel diameter while eyeing prizes including a $2000 Grand Prize at Akron. The event draws bright, eager entrants despite oddities and playful chaos.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Akron
Ohio
Young America Builds Toy Automobiles for Pop
In a meeting boys, focused on business, eye shiny cars on the floor and a dealer wields influence with a prospect list to spark desire. The writer notes modern salesmanship shaping youths toward cars as Italy trains for warfare, but trusts America’s resolve to win with the right spirit.
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Italy
Young America
WPA Projects Here Approved In Hagerstown
The Mayor and Council approved additional WPA projects to avoid crowding of workers on current sites. The plans focus on storm water drains from the light plant to Cannon avenue, a wall fortified drain, and street grading from Kuhn to Frederick Street and to Station Furniture Company. Also grading on Hast Howard Street and a track grade correction by Potomac Edison on Wilson boulevard and Pope avenue.
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WPA
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cannon Avenue
Washington
Franklin Streets
Wilson Boulevard
Kuhn
City to sell corn barrels to curb rodent loss
The Mayor and Council voted to sell the remaining 300 barrels of corn at the prevailing market price to protect the city farm’s supply from rats and mice. In Baltimore, July 19, Harry Shapiro, 55, owner of a Baltimore cloak and suit company, died yesterday of heart disease.
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Baltimore
Harry Shapiro
Baltimore Cloak and Suit Company
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