Germans Claim Damaging British Torpedo Boats
Berlin radio reported British torpedo boats damaged last night while attacking a German convoy in the English Channel between Dunkerque and Calais. No German ships were reported lost. No British confirmation available. Vermont selects red clover as state flower.
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WPB Allows Production of Steel-Jacketed Bibles
The War Production Board approved using waste steel plate to jacket Bibles in several tons of material. A WPB spokesman warned manufacturers not to imply these Bibles would stop bullets.
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Marine Thriller Showing at Rex Theater Tonight
Rex Theater screens a naval base drama Down in San Diego with Bonita Granville Ray Mac Donald and cast. It features training and defense work plus a Pathe News segment on the Ferryville Hill 609 action. Syracuse police official Charles O Donnell notes former juvenile delinquents now serve in the armed forces.
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Doctors shortage prompts plan for better use of older physicians
The article notes retirements each year reduce the active medical workforce as many doctors are in or near the military. With doctors over 45 dying faster, a deficit of about 100 annually remains. Dr Paullin urges planning to utilize older physicians and achieve one doctor per 1500 people, far above current rural ratios. Also mentions China letter cost rising to 10.20 dollars in Syracuse.
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Doctor Supply For Civilians Critically Cut
Dr James E Paullin told the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association in Chicago that only 20 percent of medical graduates each year can be spared for civilian care as long as the war lasts. The rest will join the military medical corps.
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Scientist Estimates Physician Growth Amid Civilian Workforce
Fragmentary notes indicate an estimate of about 1,200 new civilian physicians annually, with an additional approximate 600 later added. No further context or location is provided in the readable text.
Do Not Fear Plate Slips Use FASTEETH Powder
Advert reads FASTEETH alkaline powder to hold dentures more firmly and prevent slipping. It claims to prevent denture odor and souring, and promotes PASTEETH available at drug stores.
Go to a Movie Its Show Time at Local Theatres
Today through next Tuesday films include Hello Prisco Hello in Technicolor with Alice Faye John Payne Jack Oakie and Lynn Bari plus technical shorts. Fea tures show at 1 28 3 36 5 44 7 52 and 10 00 PM. Also Five Graves to Cairo with Franchot Tone Anne Baxter Akim Tamiroff and Eric von Stroheim. Popeye Seein Red White and Blue and more government releases shown daily with multiple showtimes. Cairo starring Robert Young and Jeanette MacDonald shown today and Thursday with additional news features and science novelties. The Fighting Buckaroo stars Charles Starrett and Kay Harris with Mission Accomplished and Quiz Kids news. Continuous showings throughout the day with varied start times.
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Lunch with a punch aids war workers at USO club
In St. Louis demonstrations at the USO club teach wives of war workers to pack healthful lunch boxes for their husbands. The program emphasizes energizing meals to boost wartime productivity and morale among workers.
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Engineers Carve Alaska Road to Victory Day
U S Army engineers cut and smoothed the Al Can highway toward wartime goals. With war ending, car ownership faces rationing and aging vehicles. Experts advise preserving existing cars and protecting engines from acid damage built up by use and heat before storage or longer drives.
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