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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1943
Page
7
A short verse muses on youths who tear birch bark and lovers of beauty who scar nature. Oldsters warn that such wounds leave lasting marks and questions what charms or creatures suffer from careless acts that time cannot repair.
Chicago, UP Mark Miller, author of a magazine piece about a Brownsville Texas to Brainerd Minnesota bootleg gasoline trip, was denied gas ration coupons for the first half of 1944 for OPA violations. Regional OPA chief W. M. McFarland opened the door to a June coupon book if Miller meets conditions, urging newspapers and citizens to obey the law.
A fragment cites concerns about public welfare and illustrates deficiencies in existing prohibitions and their enforcement. The text implies a discussion of legal shortcomings and potential need for stronger remedies or policy adjustments.
Washington dispatch reports that 247 soldiers with wounds and infections improved after penicillin and sulfa drugs failed. The War Department cites dramatic tissue repair and rapid recovery enabling major operations within days, but cautions penicillin is not a miracle drug and bacteria can develop resistance.
SAN DIEGO AP Less than a month after Tarawa the wounded marines are back for hospitalization. Survivors from the first assault waves report varying wounds from light to severe yet none are in critical condition. Pfc Wayne E Rogers of Earlville Iowa recalls dog paddling 15 feet of water after taking shelter from an abandoned amphibian tractor.
A list of crossword style clues with numbered entries and brief hints. Includes references to military group insignia and various word clues such as birds homes forms and ancient cities.
A speaker recalls how repeated recitation of the Twenty third Psalm aided him as he made landfall in New Zealand, describing a minister’s instruction and the moment he reached shore.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt explained in a news conference that rubbing noses with Maori hosts is a family custom. She recalled her father teaching her the gesture as a proper greeting versus kissing, noting it was hygienic and a sign of welcome.
President Roosevelt signed a bill ending the 60 year old Chinese exclusion policies and calling the move an historic mistake. The repeal acts to rectify longstanding exclusionary statutes in the United States.
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