Daily Dozen Prom Médley Society History and Dosimetry
The article introduces Professor Adolphe Burggraeve of Ghent Belgium as the father of Casemetric Therapy. It notes his controversial reception in Belgium France Spain Switzerland Denmark and Rowland, with Belgium the last to capitulate. Burggraeve died in 1902 at age 96 and reportedly practiced dosimety on himself.
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Adolphe Buregraeve
Ghent
Belgium
Buregraeve
France
Spain
Switzerland
Rowland
Denmark
Burggraeve
H E
Jamestown Seek for Cadet Training Facility Move
April 1 Jamestown officials conduct talks via Washington with St Bonaventure College and aviation authorities to move cadet training from Steen 15 to the modern Jamestown airport. Since 1942 St Bonaventure has run 8 week courses at Olean Airport for 245 hours of ground study and 35 to 40 hours flying. Plans aim to send 100 cadets after current term, replacing the usual 80, with a $200000 Jamestown airport project expected to provide better equipment and favorable conditions.
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Jamestown
James~town
Steen 15
Washington
D. C
St. Bariventure College
Kenneth M. Gunnip
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Olesa
Navy
GAA
Jawnastown
Ridgway Establishes Daily Curfew for Minors
Ridgway's town council re established a curfew ordering children under 16 to be off the streets by 5 p m daily. The 5 p m fire whistle on Allenhurst avenue will be discontinued as the curfew takes effect today.
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Ridgway
Ong Jong
Allenhurst Avenue
Hike in County Bond Refunding Now Necessary
Erie April 1 Controller Harvey M Willis said the county must raise bond refunding from 150 000 to 200 000 in the 1943 budget due to higher expenditures since the tentative budget. The extra 90 000 is needed to keep the budget in balance despite reduced revenues and continued aid to mural districts.
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Erie
Erie County
Harvey. M. Willis
Willis
Made captain of his own warship at 24 years old
Lieutenant Jab A Lombard, a Grove City College dropout, earned command of his own warship at 24 after serving in the South Pacific and being wounded at the Solomons aboard the San Francisco. A Cleveland native, he lived with his mother while attending college and now commands a newly launched destroyer on the fast coast.
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Gravs Orry
Jab A. Lombard
Grove City College
Pearl Harbor
Cputenant
Lamba
Solomons
San Francisco
Hie
Cleveland
Fragmented note on tropical trees and fisheries
The text describes a tropical tree related to breadfruit yielding milky sap used in tea and coffee, mentions sun exposure effects, and notes a Casel substance. It references indigenous species and fishing as Australia’s Cinderella industry, plus large cod lakes and peat shell contributions from New South Wales Queensland and Western Australia.
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Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Wester Australia
Mysterious Bird Sightings Describe Large Pink and White Birds
A traveler reports seeing birds with large pink and white plumage among trees. The creatures, tall and winged, are identified as galahs, rare-breasted cockatoos. The piece notes ancient gun use and mentions Turks Tartary Chinese Persians and Silk.
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Australi
Inflation Fears Rise as Farmers Press for Higher Wages
The piece argues that inflation threats grow as farmers and miners push for higher wages, risking an inflationary spiral that could damage the economy. It likens potential outcomes to wartime Germany and warns such demands could trigger widespread price and wage increases.
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Geeral
Jonn
Lewiss
Germany
Seeckt's Training Underpins German War Strength
Analysis credits Hans von Seeckt with shaping the German army between World Wars I and II. The piece argues Seeckt built a disciplined force beneath revolutionary ideas, enabling blitzkrieg. It warns that Hitler later exploited that foundation, while noting overextension and heavy costs of sustained war.
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Hans von Seeckt
Germany
Seeckt
European
Russia
North
Africa
Europe
Tly Toad
Seecks
Adolf
Beavers and Lords in a fragmented quiz of odds and ends
A garbled classed page puzzle asks for a Lord nicknamed the Beaver and various trivia clues. It mentions English figures Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Weather terms about horn pitches, Lipton and sports, and other scattered topics. The text is incomplete and mixes names, sounds, and questions without coherent narrative.
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Sir Johnston
Forbes-Robertson
Tagantor
Thomas Lipton
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Pues April 1 1923
A brief note recalling events from twenty years prior, dated April 1 1923, highlighting items from the local journal including happenings, people, and places of that past issue.
Fragmented Factographs on Flags and Global Lands
Incomplete OCR notes describe the U S flag emblem with stars on blue and the vice president's seal in blue on a white field. It compares Germanys forest area to the United States and notes rural land use for crops. An Australian element change is mentioned as established in Melbourne.
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United States
Germany
Date palm pollen used to fertilize trees in Egypt markets
In Egypt markets date palm pollen is sold to fertilize trees. Traders ensure continued fruiting by taking pollen from tree to tree to prevent unfertilized blooms. The practice reflects reliance on date palms for sustenance in the Sabata desert.
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Egypt
Sabata Desert
New Manager Named for Ridgway Lighting
Ridgway April 1 The appointment of J W Rite as manager of the Keystone Division West Penn Power Company effective April 1 was announced Tuesday night by Vice President B H Powers at a meeting of district managers and department heads in Ridgway Mr Rite will be in full charge of the division replacing W Rockefeller who moves to the Pittsburgh office as assistant to the secretary
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Ridgway
J. W. Rite
Keystone Divison
West Fenn Power Company
B. H. Powers
Fife
Keystone
W. 3. Rockefeller
Pittsburgh
Tthe
Woman Arrested in Erie Numbers Cleanup
RIE, April 1. Sara Lopes, 13 East Ith Street, was arrested by Officer Frank J. Hotel on a gambling devices charge. She was released on personal bond pending her hearing Wednesday at 2 p.m. in police court before Alderman William Sehabacker. This brings to 25 the number arrested on numbers racket charges. two earlier cases have disposed, with $2,200 in fines and forfeitures collected.
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Rie
Two Die of Burns at Adrian Hospital
Two deaths due to burns were recorded within a few hours at Adrian hospital. Robert Thompson VI, of near Home Station, and Opal Jane Travis, five, of near Smicksburg, succumbed after long suffering.
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Punxsy
Reynoldsville
Busta
Adrian Hospital
Robert Thompson
Home Station
Opal Jane Travis
Smicksburg
Lieutenant's Miracle Escape and Call for Prayers
A U S Army lieutenant writes from the front about miraculously surviving a baptism of fire after a comrade’s determined defense. He credits Psalm 91 with protection, reports converting his unit through prayer, and urges America to pray and send Bibles. He notes 25 souls converted and a requested broadcast to spread the message.
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Sis
Lush
Besin
Tam
All America
Buddy
Amy Pal
Lute
America
Evii
Mart
Ain
Topald
Bill Tatt
Mieutenant
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