Subsidy Price Threatens Personal Liberty Says Expert
Halgard Johnson of New York, president of the Institute of Life Insurance, warned that government subsidies imply a loss of freedom. He urged Americans to build private security through thrift and life insurance, criticizing reliance on government support as wealth consumption.
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Atlanta
Halgard Johnson
New York
Institute of Life Insurance
National Association of Life Underwriters
Johnson
Illinois Eyes Roosevelt Dewey Clash In Illinois Primary
Chicago April reports note strategists focus on next Tuesday's presidential preference votes in Illinois. Roosevelt faces Garner on the Democratic side while Dewey tangles with insurgents in the Republican field. both parties to elect 50 delegates with results not binding. A projected total vote above 3 million would set a primary record as Illinois braces for a pivotal contest.
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Chicago
Milnais
Roosevelt
Garner
Thomas B. Dewey
Republcan
Dewey
Illinois
Wisconsin
Arthur N. Vandenberg
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago Democratic
Kelly-Nash
Kelly
Georgia and Florida Weather Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy to night and Saturday with scattered thundershowers in south Georgia this afternoon or tonight. Cooler tonight in south and east portions. Florida forecasts show partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in extreme north this afternoon or tonight and central portions overnight or Saturday. Northwest Florida cold and cloudy with occasional rain and NE winds.
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Georgia
Florida
11 Year Old Girl Implicated in Family Slayings
Los Angeles police report Chloe Davis an 11 year old sixth grader described as highly intelligent led investigators through a bloodied Los Angeles home where her mother and siblings were slain by hammer. She initially claimed maternal guilt then recanted, revealing complex details of the murders and attempted arson.
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Chole Davis
Los Angeles
Lolita Davis
Daphne
Deborah Ann
Marquis
Chole
Edgar Edwards
Lolita Bjorkman Davis
Mark
Davis
Edwards
Dr. River
Chloe
Captain Edwards
Ann
Fire destroys building at hospital in Milledgeville
Milledgeville Georgia April 5 a night blaze in the State Hospital for the Insane drove 700 male patients from their quarters. A runaway inmate started the attic fire on a 35 year old building as attendants orderly moved patients to a safe adjoining wing. Firefighters contained the damage to roof attic and top floor as rescuers saved the would be arsonist and others. Five large PAW aided buildings are under construction in a 4 million dollar improvement program.
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Milledgeville
State Hospital For the Insane
T. C. Clodstelter
Clodstelter
Sam Anderson
Howard Ennis
Ennis
State Senate
Twen
Highway Board to Defer Action on Pipeline Case
Georgia highway board will defer its Southeastern Pipeline Company case after four days of testimony. The petition seeks permission to lay a Florida to Tennessee petroleum line beneath Georgia roads and further action will depend on court outcomes.
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Atlanta
Georgia’s Highway Board
Southeastern Pipeline Company
Georgia Roads
Georgia Considers County Consolidation Proposals
Atlanta discussions report Georgia has 159 counties with similar number of spars for improving administration. Proposals favor merging counties to govern more territory with fewer executives, citing potential saves and district sizing for a modern state. A Gainesville proposal suggests 21 elected commissioners from five to seven county districts, serving without salary and meeting quarterly and annually.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Court House
Gainesville
Henry H. Estes
Social Illness Recognized By Medical Panel
The American College of Physicians cites social illness as sickness from unhappiness with environment. Dr Edward Weiss notes one third of patients lack definite bodily disease and another third show symptoms tied to emotions. Studies from Columbia Penn and Cornell stress social factors in illness and family context as key to treatment.
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Howard W. Blakeslien
Pross Wence
Cleveland
American College of Physicians
Edward Weiss
Temple University
Kilalelphig
Flanders Dunbar
Columbia University
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Edward L. Bortz
University of Pennsylvania
Lankenau Hospital
Henry B. Richardson
Marianne Horney
Cornell University Medical College
Josiah Macy, Jr
Fight Over WPA Fund Increase Sparks House Battle
Washington April 5 Republican and Democratic lawmakers clash as House leaders mobilize to block a proposed 500 million dollar increase to the 985 million WPA fund. Senate backers press for relief expansion to meet near term needs before June 30 while WPA Chief Harrington testifies on cost and reach.
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Washington
Batte
House
Roosevelt
CDC
National Youth Administration
Senate
Pepper
D-Fla
House Committee
Col
FG. Harrington
WPA
Uneasy Inactivity Pall Over European War
Reports from Europe describe patrol skirmishes on the western front with French casualties and German losses. Diplomacy centers on a potential Anglo French partnership and blockade debates in London while British plans include the English Commercial Corporation. United States officials reject German claims of Allied bias and monitor wartime neutrality measures in Genoa and China.
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Associated Press
Europe
London
Britain
Germany
English Commercial Corporation, Ltd
House of Commons
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Minister’s Bible Defense Leads To Suspended Fine
Salt Lake City on April 5 a man who said he was an ordained minister defended himself against a charge of blocking pedestrian traffic by preaching on a street corner quoting Jeremiah 26 14 He quoted be in your hand do with me as is good and right in your eyes Judge Albert H Ellett suspended a $10 fine noting the Bible was proper law for Israelites 2000 years ago but not in this case.
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Salt
Lake City
PKA
Albert H. Ellettt
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Farley
James A. Farley
John N. Garner
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Harrington
Mauretania
Australia
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Honolulu
United States
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Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Sumner Welles
Paris
Whittle
Welles
Paul Reynaud
Genoa
Italy
Marseille
France
Wang Ching-Wei
Grady County Home Demonstration Council
Grady Countains
Thomasville
Ball Park
Link of Plantation
Vashti
Georgia Parking Company
Thomasville Nurseries
Melrose
Pebble Hill Plantations
Thomasville Ice & Manufacturing Company
Dewey Norwood
McLeod Studio
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