Soviet Day Like Plague Of Locusts
HAL BOYLE reports from Paris on May 6 describing the Red Army as a vast, relentless force advancing with manpower and machines. He notes women serving in varied roles and the endurance of infantry columns as German Panzer advances are reversed by Soviet offensives. New England fish production is also cited, listing haddock rosefish cod mackerel hake and flounders.
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Paris
Red Army
Adolf Hitler
New England
Father Tells Of Cure By Dr Spears For Two Daughters
Harry Sitzman of Brighton Colorado recounts how his two daughters were cured years ago by Dr Leo L Spears at his clinic in Denver. The first daughter endured severe eczema until thirty treatments cleared it entirely. The second daughter had one leg shorter due to underdevelopment and improved after several treatments.
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Leo Spears
Clara
Dr. Spears
Betty
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Ars Sanitarium
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Jersey
Denver
First School of Social Service Administration Founded
The School of Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago was established in 1920 by Miss Sophonisba P. Breckinridge and Samuel Deutsch, the first institution of its kind worldwide.
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School of Social Service Administration
University of Chicago
Sophonisba P. Breckinridge
Samuel Deutsch
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