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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1938
Page
6
In New York a discussion on a federal socialized medicine program prompts examination of key points. The issue affects every US resident and has stirred sharp differences among leaders of the American Medical Association. Both sides present convincing arguments.
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Hospital plan criticism by Dr. Irvin Abel of Louisville contrasts with support from Mayo Clinic’s Dr. Hugh Cabot and other experts who argue many people lack proper attention. The Roosevelt administration backs federal public health aid with a committee to shape a nationwide program. New York’s plan costs about three cents a day and covers beds, meals, nursing, drugs, and up to 30 days yearly. excess costs are reduced by one third.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Iowa and nearby states. Weekend trips tied to Keota, Brighton, Lone Tree, Davenport, and Burlington featured extended family gatherings. Individuals included Hartman, Brock, Wilson, Sharf, Starr, Crone, Nicholson, and Snyder among others with connections to Aurora, Manchester, Richland, and Dubuque.
Residents of Oakfield Wisconsin and extended Bennett family members joined Mrs. J. K. Sutherland in a park visit referencing an Island Attack site. The Tibet note describes yaks found in highlands needing warm coats and their tame grunting before pulling heavy loads on mountain routes.
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