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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
13
The article describes a United States program on Guam establishing a medical training center to combat widespread dental decay and disease. Navy leadership, doctors, and nurses will staff the center, with plans for native islanders to become medical assistants and doctors through a new training school. A laboratory and field program are to aid diagnosis and treatment across the islands.
Mrs Anita Sarchet, 40, leapt from MacArthur Bridge after her husband filed for divorce. A note in her purse said Tell Louis he is a free man by God's wish. Police recovered the body from the river. a brother said the couple had been separated for months and the husband pursued divorce. his whereabouts were unknown.
Philadelphia report details unscrupulous new car dealers who offer tiny trade-in allowances and then wholesale the cars at high prices. The scheme nets dealers large profits per deal, with buyers misled by low offers and delayed warranty parts. A North Philadelphia witness describes a 1941 car traded for 35 dollars and resold at wholesale for 700 dollars.
Captain Ted H Cohen of Binghamton New York was awarded France’s Legion of Honor at the French embassy in Washington for World War II air force service. He was court-martialed in Paris December 28 for conspiring to smuggle goods from southern France to North Africa and sentenced to dismissal, six months confinement, and forfeiture of pay and allowances. he is assigned to Mitchell Field, Long Island, pending review by the judge advocate general.
Washington report from Maj. Gen. Butler B Miltenberger shows the National Guard has enrolled 85,909 officers and men toward an ambitious goal of 682,000 by January 1, 1951. The force was reorganized a year ago with a target nearly triple the prewar strength of 284,000.
Sauk Centre Minnesota municipal court Judge W M Parker fined Mayor Walter Otteson for two hours of overparking. Parker noted the score was even as he fined himself two dollars for the same offense.
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