Issue Over Return Of King Delays Belgium Recovery
Belgium faces months to years of postwar recovery with coal shortages and food shifts. Royal issues impede action, delaying solutions to national problems while industry slowly resumes and coal output must rise to 80 000 tons monthly to brace for winter. Political balance remains between Catholic Liberal Socialist factions as resistance groups realign.
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Oliver Delville
AP Newsfeatures
Brussels
Snown
France
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society on home canning risks
The Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania warns that two thirds of canned fruit and vegetables eaten last year were home canned. It urges careful processing without sugar or with honey or corn syrup, notes dehydration methods, and cautions against Botulism from improper sealing. It advises washing cooking thoroughly, discarding bulged jars, and reheating canned foods before serving.
Eaton Dies at Warren Oil Refining Pioneer
Fred C. Eaton, a prominent Warren refinery figure and key contributor to refining processes in the Pennsylvania oil fields, died at his home after a long illness. Born March 20 1863 in Clapham England, he immigrated to the U S at nine, lived in Reno and Warren, served as superintendent of the Walburine refinery and later retired in 1928.
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America
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William Muir
Bubler
Erie racial hearing continued in preliminary session
A. Jahmston, manager of the Twelfth Street Skating Rink, faces alleged discrimination for not admitting Black patrons. The hearing was adjourned until next Tuesday by Alderman Thoms McCarty, with Commonwealth witnesses to resume at 1 PM. OPA investigator Wesley First testified earlier in the session.
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Toit
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Silverware Hidden in Fredonia Cemetery Find
In Forest Hill Cemetery yesterday Frank Anderson found a large black suitcase buried amid bushes. Police took the case to headquarters after investigators confirmed the case held a substantial amount of sterling silver dinner service pieces, tea and coffee sets, cream and sugar containers, cups and related items.
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Postwar universal military training debate intensifies
Senate and House committees quote growing opposition to compulsory training as Army spending and manpower needs face public scrutiny. The 1945 plan, urged by May and Gurney, proposes a full year of training at 18 with parental consent, plus deferments. 1920 proposals offered four months for 19 year olds.
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D. Ky
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Gurney
How Is Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions And More
A compact Q and A style snippet lists seven trivia questions on military law and general knowledge from a classified page teaser. It covers types of courts martial, longest- serving Treasury secretary, definitions, geography, instruments, baking with glass, medicinal plants, and frostbite eligibility for medals among other bits. It also includes a historical note on the 1920 plan and the May-Gurney bill with senators Ben McKellar and Hiram Johnson cited in context of compulsory training debates.
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