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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1941

Page

16

Portable Blood Kit Is Developed In War And Civil Life

Chicago reports a portable dried plasma transfusion kit described by Dr. John R. Upton B E Emery and R B Clark of San Francisco. The compact system provides 500 cc of blood equivalent with needle tubing filter and sterile water to treat shock burns and hemorrhage. Army navy and air force use urged due to delays harming injuries in early critical hours.

Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association John R. Upton B.E. Emery R. B. Clark San Francisco Army Navy Air Force

Parliament Rebuked For Hess Curiosity

London: June 13 parliamentary pressure yielded a foreign affairs note by Richard Austen Butler stating a Hess case statement is not in the public interest. Butler denied rumors Hess is at Chequers and rejected claims of special treatment.

Churchil Britain U.S Fuehrer Scotland United States Silverman Butler Hess Chequers London Rudolf Hess Richard Austen Butler Samuel Sydney

Radio Censorship Near Solons Told

Neville Miller, president of the National Association of Broadcasters, warned the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that FCC anti monopoly rules could curb radio freedom. He claimed proposed measures favored by FCC Chairman Fly would let regulators pre approve programs, signaling creeping censorship in broadcasting.

The Charleston Federal Communications Commission Quller Senate Interstate Commerce Committee FCC Miller Fly Washington Neville Miller National Association of Broadcasters

Japanese Freighter Azuma Maru Sails Without Oil

Philadelphia, June 19. The Japanese freighter Azuma Maru sailed into the Atlantic today without loading lubricating oil, banned on Monday by Harold Ickes, defense petroleum coordinator. Miller said the present radio law, enacted in 1926, is vague and has led to gradual power assumptions by the FCC.

Philadelphia Atlantic Yonday Harold S. Ickes Defense Petroleum Miller FCC

Chesapeake and Ohio awards Huntington 1000 hopper cars

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway announced orders totaling about 5.5 million dollars for new equipment including a contract to American Car and Foundry of Huntington West Virginia for one thousand fifty ton all steel hopper cars. Russia reports about seven million peasants trained as tractor drivers and farm operators.

Cleveland Chesapeake and Ohio Railway American Car and Foundry Company Huntington Russia

Man Drowns After Requesting Music On Roof

Chicago report details the death of Richard Johnson a 24 year old from Two Harbors Minnesota who leapt from a 16 story apartment roof just after cafe musicians Cal Herbert and Carl Bennett played a popular tune. He left four notes expressing disillusionment. The musicians recalled Johnson asking them to perform Music Maestro Please before he moved to the roof edge and fell.

Chicago Richard Johnson Two Harbors Minn Ohnson Cal Herbert Carl Bennett Hergc

Shipping lines suspend sailing dates and ship names

Hong Kong officials reported that the American President and American Pioneer lines will discontinue advertising sailing dates destinations and vessel names effective tomorrow as a wartime precaution. The move limits public details on shipments amid ongoing hostilities.

Hong Kong American President American Pioneer Lines

Army Camp Life: Hair, Enlistment, and a Fort Meade Wedding

In Camp Robinson Arkansas Lieut Kenneth E Postlewaite credits helmet induced blood flow for new hair growth. At Fort Jackson South Carolina a recruit seeks enlistment with Marines. Fort Sam Houston Texas a soldier feigns aphonia to skip work then goldbricking. Fort George G Meade Maryland Master Sergeant Charles W Getty gets married and earns Georgetown degree in foreign service.

Associated Press Camp Robinson Ark Kenneth E. Postlewaite Army Mankato, Kas Samson Fort Sam Houston Tex Lally George G. Meade, Md Charles W. Getty Georgetown University Eet

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