U S Steel Posts 1942 Output Higher Than WWI Peak
United States Steel Corporation reports 1942 ingot production above the WWI peak, reaching over 30 million tons. Chairman Irving S. Olds highlights war effort contributions including new facilities, research, and a large wartime capital program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Irving S. Olds
Board
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
U.S. Steel
Army Air Force
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Navy Department
Ivy Department
American Bridge Company
War Chief Urges 11 Million Man U S Army For Victory
A wartime address argues the United States must field about 11,000,000 military personnel by year end, including 8,200,000 in the army and 2,600,000 in navy, marines and coast guard, to overpower Axis forces and sustain Allied support. It stresses home front mobilization and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
AXIS
America
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army and Navy
Pacific
United Nations
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
General Marshall
Admiral King
Army
United States
United
England
Russia
Germany
Japan
Remler
U.S. Wat
Drug, Cosmetic and Allied Industries
Resindl
Gente
Pin worms and war era health findings in medical notes
The article discusses improvements in medical screening for soldiers, noting better mental and emotional assessments, blood tests, and X-rays since the last war. It also details pin worm infections in children and compares treatments including quassia infusions, gentian violet tablets, and phenothiazine with reported cure rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of Medicine
Canadian Medical Association
Max J. Miller
Della Allen
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Quebec
Express service marks 105th anniversary at Harnden memorial
Boston observers mark 105 years of express service with a visit to the Willam F. Harnden memorial in Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Mass. Harnden launched the service in 1839 carrying packages by carpetbag rail and steamer between New York and Boston.
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Boston
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Mass
Willam F. Harnden
Central Avenue
Harnden
New York
First Express Company
Foods Containing Mineral Salts and Lemon Diet Notes
Foods with mineral salts include meat and green vegetables. Lemons may help overweight individuals due to possible acidosis, but only if water and sugar are used. they do not improve eyesight.
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Nature
Tada
Patterson
Robert P. Patterson
North Africa
Western Newspaper Union
Dr. Barton
Richter
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Express Service
Express
Bones
OWL Photo Service
Broadway
Farge
M. Dek
Fred Chandler
Chariten
Iowa
Kent Blades
Santa Monica
Calif
J. M. Cannon, Tooele, Utam
John Rick - West Leespert
Penna
Pilc
Peterson Bros
Olive St
Inglewood
Livest Crty
Monland
Pearl Harbor
United States Navy
Collier’s
VNU
Doan
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