Great Judge Walter Clark Chronicled in New Book
A new biography by Austey Brooks Clark examines Walter Clark of North Carolina, a progressive state chief justice 1900s who clashed with railroads and utilities, liberalized workmen insurance rules, and shaped state welfare. Born too soon for the U.S. Supreme Court, his dissenting opinions were cited as future law. The work highlights Clark’s influence on North Carolina’s reforms and its lasting legacy beyond the courtroom.
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United States Supreme Court
Ife
Walter Clark
North Carolina
Austey Brooks Clark
State Supreme Court
Holmes and
Brandeis
Jude Clark
Walter Clavie
War progress and Allied strategy in the European theater
The piece notes the Mediterranean setbacks and the stalled Italian campaign while praising the Soviet Union as the main allied ground force. It highlights the Allied air offensive as a substantial but insufficient effort and predicts a combined land, sea, and air push to counter German power across western and central Europe. The tone aligns with midwar strategic debate and evolving Allied coordination.
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Mediterranean
North Africa
Italai
Britain
Amerina
Adis
America
Middle Europe
Daily Dozen on Birth Defects and Cleft Palate Repair
A maternal first view of an infant highlights happiness but contrasts with despair over facial deformities like cleft lip and cleft palate. The article notes pre birth failure in upper lip construction, possible nostril exposure, and the impact of a cleft palate. It advocates skilled surgery as effective, with most malformations removable.
Pennsylvania farmers face delays from cold wet spring
A cold wet spring across Pennsylvania hinders plowing and planting for war food production. AAA statistician Mark Shulman notes wet ground complicates spring crops and labor shortages may slow execution. Porters plan to increase oats, as oats require less labor than corn. New Bangs disease rules take effect May 1, requiring two consecutive negative tests before selling infected herd animals, to protect remaining stock. Chester Leet urges farmers statewide to heed warnings on Bangs disease control.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mark Shuhnan
Agricultural Adjustment Agency Statistician
Shulman
AAA
Miles Horst
Agriculture
Horst
Death of Lyle Debury noted in Chicago report
Death of Lyle Debury 49, Corry man long in Chicago, announced this morning. Body to be brought home Friday, with funeral plans pending. Survived by daughter Mrs Jack Bull in California and three brothers Hugh of Milwaukee Frank and George of Corry. Gardeners advised to plant carrots beets tomatoes onions greens for 1944 plots.
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Hhis
Chic
Lyle Debury
Weed
Formen
Mr. Debmry
Iris
Corry
Hugh de Lury
Milwaukee
Detury
Jack Bull
California
Hugh
Frank
George
Gardeners State College
Pennsylvania Victory Gardeners
Dairy 4-H clubs aid farm herd building statewide
Dairy farmers face a labor shortage and enlist 4-H club members to maintain herds across Pennsylvania. County Holstein associations urge boys and girls in agricultural courses to start purebred herds with helpers. A PA Holstein committee promotes cattle breeding among youth. The auto industry produces over a million dollars worth of arms per hour.
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Pennsylvania Holstein Association
Ridgway Buys Carlisle Tire and Rubber Co
Ridgway has purchased control of the Carlisle Tire and Rubber Co of Carlisle Pennsylvania. The Carlisle firm manufactures tires and tubes and has been doing tire recapping during the war. Estimated entry sales are in process of about 1,200,000 dollars.
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Ridgway
Carlisle
Pharis Tire & Rubber Go
Newark, C
Carlisle Tire & Rubber Co
Sim
Pharis expansion plans eyed after Molded Materials buy
The Carlisle based Pharis expansion continues with the acquisition of Molded Materials Inc of Ridgway Pa on January 7. President Fire Marshal says several projects are under study to diversify products from Pharis plants and broaden dealer offerings.
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Carlisle
Postal Savings Promote War Aid Beyond Bonds
The piece argues postal savings offer a legitimate, superior way to support the war effort. It notes deposits rose by over half a billion since the war began, reaching an all time high of 1.867 billion dollars. Savings funds are placed into government bonds, aiding the war effort directly and more efficiently than selling bonds.
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Wostel Savings
Tiven More
Treasury
Seven quiz questions from the classifieds page
The reader is directed to the classifieds for answers to a seven question quiz. Questions cover political figures like Claude Pepper, geography including Alaska California Colorado and Lake Michigan city. Central American country counts. a bon vivant. Hanseatic League location. Adonis as a beauty symbol. Confederate sympathy northern men. magnetism insulation. and the French ruler captured at Sedan in 1870.
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U.S. Senate
Claude Pepper
Matt McKinley
Alaska
California
Colorado
Central America
Lake Michigan
Europe
Hanseatic League
Sedan
Canary Tslantis Referred To As Fortunate Iles In Antiquity
Historical records note the Canary Tslantis were known in ancient times as the Fortunate Iles, a name reflecting early navigational and exploratory significance attributed to the archipelago.
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Canary Tslantis
Fortunate Iles
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State of Pennsylvania
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Wayne County
Pennnsylvania
N. Centex St
Corry, Pa
Montgomery Ward
Brent DE Luxe Hats
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Oxford
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Caralous
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