The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 April 1946 — Page 4

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ilrt DAHT BANNER, GREENCA5TIE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1946.

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Senator Taft Hurls Charge WASHINGTON, April 3 — i UP)-Son. Robert A. Taft, R. O., charged today the administration was using ils sweeping public health bill as a device to win votes for Democrats ir* tht November elections. The measure is now the subject of hearings by the senate education and labor committee. Taft said he doubted the administration would press for action during this session of congress. ‘Tt’s just a political move to create an issue for the fall elections he® said. The first day of hearings proiduced a bitter fist-shaking verbal scrap between. Taft and Chairman lames E. Murray, D., Mont. Taft finally stalked out of the committee room after Murray told him to “shut up’’ or get thrown out. Taft announced he would boycott the hearings and indicated that other conservative Republicans might join him when he said that furthep attendance “will be slim.” He said the Republicans were preparing’ their own public health bill, which he will introduce later. The administration bill is

known as the Wagner-Murray- I Dingell bill after its sponsors— I Murray, SE., Robert F. Wagner, D:, N. Y„ and Rep. John D. Din- I gell, D., Mich. j It would authorize appropria- J tions of approximately $50,000,- | 000 for administrative purnos?® J It proposes a multi-billion dollar ' comprehensive health program including grants to states on a sliding scale for public health, maternal and child care, and | care of needy persons; National J Compulsory Health insurance; and grapts-in-aid to states for medical research and education Taft told reporters the compulsory insurance feature—based on a per cent payroll tax—would center in Washington “the mos"; tremendous bureaucracy ever set

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Game population on Forest Service land for deer, elk and bear for 1944 was 2,300,000 head with game 'doubling during each 10 years of co-operative management.

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WITH NEWS MARI II OF TIML QUENTIN Q| AIL

J.W. Snyder In Glowing Re;

WASHINGTON. April 3 j (jINS) Reconversion Din John W. Snyder today congress a glowing report o!n ord-smashing civilian product and employment gains aclinj since Japan's surrender. The chief of the office of, mobilization anJ reconves said that the nation from war to pease major economic upset,sol I production is “at a volume precedentcd in mr p-ac 'j^ history.” Snyder's sixth repot to I gress disclosed that min-agrtl tiural cmploy.i .‘lit has inries eel one million 500 thousand i three months aivl now suil higher than it did bviorr VJ-Di| He said: “Total civilian production! stands at thr highest level reached by the nation." in war^ in peace; an annual rate more than $150 billion. He declared that non-ag I tural employin'r. is higher l ! than before VJ-i'ay 4I,700.I( J during February and private wage and salary Ml j ments, which dropped to an I nual rate of $75 billion ' VJ-Day, have now climbed I , almost to the pr -VJ-Day 1 of $82 billion. The glowing i Dims, howenj ! were not backed up in the repoi by specific figur - from imM try, or by comparative figuf*!^ either wartime or pre-war | duction and employment. The report, likewise, con the first thre. months "f ^ year prior to th Present strike. It was a period in '"1 ( the nation pass il .hough w« , of major strikes in the akf autoTotive and electrical . dustrics, j Snyder warn d against stantly increasing “upward | pure against price cedinl which he sai l has not n'lw and which presents a ( ” M ’ threat of further inflation.

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After an absence frl ’ m screen, lovely Kay Fruncis es a double triumph « s s ^ ar ^ co-producer of Monograms ^ tional domestic drains, vorce,’* now at the f theatre. Bruce Cabot w»U. Helen M.ek it