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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1943

Page

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Maryland Hospital Reimbursement Plan Takes Effect

A new Maryland State plan pays hospitals for care of uninsured patients, with Washington County Hospital as the local example. Hospitals receive 3.00 dollars per day for each certified free patient, not exceeding each hospital’s budget. Only state aided hospitals, 31 statewide, are affected and the Washington County Welfare Board administers the program locally.

Washington County Maryland Washington County Welfare Board State Department of Public Welfare Summit Avenue Welfare Board

Representative Eugene Cox resigns from FCC inquiry post

Oct 1 report from Shana Washington says Rep. Eugene Cox, a 63 year old Georgia Democrat, resigns as chairman and member of the House committee investigating the Federal Communications Commission amid charges of bias and prejudice. He cited inability to maintain a judicial attitude amid daily insults and slander.

Shana Washington Eugene Cox D-Ga Federal Communications Commission

Delivery Schedules For Staples Mentioned In Text

The passage notes limited delivery frequency for bread and milk by retailers, with wholesale deliveries for the two staples. It also mentions mice causing damage to trees and annual U.S. consumption of about 3,000,000 tons of hay and large quantities of alfalfa.

U. S

Slight Employment Gain During Month in Maryland

In October 1943 Maryland manufacturing payrolls rose 28 percent from August 1942 levels while total employment increased 8.7 percent in the same period. Commissioner John M. Pohlhaus noted a 6.3 percent rise over September and a 0.2 percent drop in combined weekly payrolls. Data from 670 establishments covered 249,648 workers with weekly earnings totaling 1,761,637 dollars. The report reflects August 1943 activity based on factory returns.

Baltimore Maryland John M. Pohlhaus State Department of Labor and Statistics Gaid Angus

Drum Corps To Be Reorganized Here

The Forty and Eight Drum Corps will be reorganized at a Legion Home meeting tonight at 6 o clock. All members of the Forty and Eight or American Legion interested in the musical enterprise are invited. Harry Warner will be in charge. Also note: many Army camps and hospitals grow their own vegetables.

Legion American Legion Harry Warner

Delivery Cuts In Effect Oct 11th

Delivery curtailment begins October 11 as ordered by the Office of Defense Transportation. Small packages under 5 pounds or under 61 inches combined length and girth may require home transport, while essential items still receive service. Sunday retail deliveries are banned except for milk and ice, with limited ice delivery to daily routines.Luxury items will be scarce and magazines and similar goods reduced to weekly shipments.

Junior Office of Defense Transportation Hagerstown

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