Our Chance for Lasting Peace and World Trade Policy
The piece argues postwar jobs and taxes press for private industry profits. A proposed multilateral trade charter by the International and Economic Policy Committee, chaired by Winthrop W Aldrich, advocates MFN treatment, rejects regional deals, and urges broad global markets. Harry D Gideous backs free enterprise and postwar export needs, stressing import willingness and Atlantic Charter access to raw materials for durable peace.
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Winthop W. Aldrich
United Nations
Harry D. Gideouse
Brooklyn College
America
Morever
United States
Progress Through Public Health Service Grants
The United States Public Health Service seeks authority to grant aid for medical research in public and private institutions, increase state health appropriations, and establish national preventative medicine. It aims to coordinate medical facilities nationwide without creating a government medical monopoly, fostering cooperation between public and private health efforts while preserving medical initiative.
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United States Public Health Service
United Health Service
Petrate
French Refugees Feed on German Supplies Amid Normandy Chaos
An American column in Normandy describes French refugees receiving hard German bread and tanned foods from abandoned stores as German withdrawals widen. Civilians gather loot at Canisy and Cerisy La Salle while farm women pan the scattered Nazi effects and a GI declines money for his boots, noting the hardship of retreat.
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Normandy
Canisy
Cerisy la Salle
Cher~ Youre
Voice of the People Opposes World Calendar change
In a Seventh Day Adventist service on July 22 members unanimously opposed the proposed World Calendar Association plan. The 364 day year with a rotating weekly day would shift religious observances, declare December 1, 1944 a Sunday holiday, and disrupt weekly sabbath practice across faiths, risking economic and religious upheaval.
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Voice of
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
World Calendar Association, Inc
League of Nations Council
Nations
How's Your I Q Quiz Questions in Classified Cage
A set of seven trivia prompts from a vintage quiz column asking for current Republican Presidential nominees correction of a sentence Ottawa capital of Canada island in the Mediterranean withstood bombing frost penetration US comparison postcard postage rates in wars Germantown Battle Laval role World War I alligator pear fruit and Sumay rids temperature comparison in the sun.
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Ottawa
Medierranean
Aroane
United States
U. S
Canada
Germantown
Pierre Laval
Tuberculosis in the aged underdiagnosed and rising
The article notes the highest TB mortality in males aged 65 to 85 in 1940 and warns that as life expectancy grows with 20 percent of people over fifty many TB cases in the elderly go undetected. It argues for more chest X-rays, easier access, and greater acceptance among older patients to improve early diagnosis.
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Ufe
Bear Lake Notes and Local Movements
Alec W. Perkins, born Aug 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brightman, is at St Vincent's Hospital Erie after an operation for double goitre. Mrs Marvin Johnson at Jamestown W C A Hospital underwent gall stones operation. Minnie Cobb improving after two weeks illness at Aristine. Mrs Elma Walker moves to Jamestown to start a new home, a loss to Bear Lake residents.
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SeAn Lane
Earl Brightman
Alec W. Perkins
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
Marvin Johnson
Jamestown W. C. A
Minnie Cobb
Aristine
Elma Walker
Jamestown
Bear Lake
Pennsylvania farm column analyzes state food self sufficiency
Aug 3 Harrisburg officials report Pennsylvania ranks 14th in agricultural value but relies on outside sources for most meat and wheat. Secretary Miles Horst says dairy herds would need doubling to meet dairy needs. corn suffices for civilian food, while apples and vegetables face canning for armed forces. Farmers vent disappointment over June supply issues.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Miles Horst
South Seas
Pfc
M. S. Brown
Horst
New Guinea
Union
Boy 7 Drowns in French Creek Near Meadville
Frederick Cramer aged 7 drowned Wednesday afternoon in French creek about half a mile north of Meadville. He could not swim and sank after stepping into a hole. Body recovered an hour later by Dick Hazlehurst. Deputy Coroner Gottlelt certified accidental death. The boy was son of Mr and Mrs Albert Cramer of 405 Baldwin street extension. This followed a prior family tragedy when a sister Doris Marie died in an automobile accident six months earlier.
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1Tederick Cramer
French Creek
Albert Cramer
Baldwin Street
Frederick
Dick Hazlehurst
Gottlelt
Doris Marie
Pennsylvania Hatcheries See Strong June Chick and Poultry Demand
Hatchery data shows Pennsylvania produced 575000 eggs and hatched 4850000 chicks in June, far below 1948 figures. Year to date totals reach 73597000 eggs set and 50090000 chicks hatched, with demand remaining high for turkey poults, ducklings, and baby guineas, indicating no slump in orders.
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Pennsylvania
Speed boat pulled under steamer near Jamestown dock
Aug 3 Jamestown quick action by City of Jamestown crew averted lake tragedy when speedboat driven by Ralph Briggs 41 a mechanic from 24 Foote Ave was sucked under the steamer and capsized Briggs escaped serious injury back on the job today he said he cut a fierce neck from the experience His boat largely intact but its contents lost Lake Commissioner M A Children who towed Briggs to shallow water warned boat operators to keep clear of a vessel under tow or around the stern
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Jamestown
City of
Geloton Dock
Ralph Briggs
24 Foote Avenue
Briges
Toonst
New Platform and Tracks Underway at Warren Depot
Warren Aug 3 Heavy rails for the Pennsylvania Railroad have arrived and are piled along the right of way in front of the depot. The track train with automatic machinery is not nearby and work may be delayed. A new platform will be built when calls are in place, improving facilities for patrons as travel remains heavy and trains entering the city are packed. Additional lights at the station are hoped for eastbound Pullman boards.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thompson's Bursoma Tablets Advertised for Digestive Aid
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Bortona Tablely tablets as remedies to push out kidneys strengthen the bladder and aid stomach liver and bowels. It claims the product prevents nighttime distress and lists a 500 count bottle at drug stores.
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