Peptic Ulcer Patterns Across Populations
A Medical Society of Pennsylvania feature notes peptic ulcers affect about ten percent in the United States and are more common in Continental Europe than in less civilized regions. Duodenal ulcers predominate in men, with a four to one ratio, and frail, anxious individuals are more susceptible. The exact cause remains unknown, but heredity and dietary shifts after war contribute to erosion and ulcer risk.
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United States
Europe
Snowbound City Reports and Local Accidents
Twenty years ago, Mrs. Clarence Kirch received word that her nephew Paul Battenburg, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Battenburg of Louisville, formerly Corry residents, lost sight in his right eye from an accident there. Contagious disease cases include typhoid fever and infantile paralysis under quarantine, with scarlet fever and chickenpox subsiding. Health Officer Dunkle notes November's closing brought Corry's first real touch of winter. Snow blankets the city as flurries continue. A collision at East Main and Summer streets injures occupants. William Messenger dies suddenly after entering his garage. Anna May Hamilton, daughter born November 25 to Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Hamilton. Marguerite Rathbun, patient at Curry Hospital with typhoid fever, shows slight improvement. a fragment ponders whether a frozen volume will be a cubic foot.
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Clarence Kirch
Paul Battenburg
Royal 8, Battenburg
Louisville
Corry
Dunkle
Union City Boy Listed Missing Second Time
Union City reports Staff Sgt. Leon Barnes, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Barnes, again listed as missing in action by the War Department. The first notice tied his disappearance to August during the Normandy campaign, a later letter claimed grounding and hospital stay, and the latest telegram says he has been missing in Germany since November 8, with hopes he may be a prisoner of war or have joined his unit again.
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Union City
Harry Barnes
War Department
Leon Barnes
Normandy
Germany
Warren Man Denies Charge In Vader Case Jamestown
Robert Flahey, 38 of Warren, pleaded innocent to a selectiveservice law violation. Arraigned before United States Commissioner E Robert Booty, bail set at 1000, hearing scheduled for Monday. He posted bond and was jailed in Erie County, to be returned for swearing in. Fisher was arrested Tuesday by FBI agents at Bull Frog. Robert Schroeder, 9, hospitalized after falling while adjusting a heavy metal window frame at Dunkirk Foundries, suffered a serious knee injury.
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Jamestown
Dec
Robert, Flahey
Warren
United States
E. Robert Booty
Erie County
Buffalo
Boot
Fisher
Bull Frog
Fredlonia
Robert Schroeder
Dunkirk
Boy Saved by Inhalator in Jamestown Home
Jamestown reports a near tragedy as 11 year old Robert Carlson nearly died after being overcome in his bathroom. Fire Department first aid squad and inhalator resuscitation revived him in about ten minutes before transport to W A Hospital. Fire Chief Rudolph H Gwanson described him as more dead than alive before treatment.
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Jamestown
Robert Carlson
Boy in House Fire Heats Bathroom With No Chimney
Attendants said the boy's condition is good and not in danger. Chief Swanson reported the boy was overcome minutes after entering the bathroom. A heater burned for hours in the small room with no chimney. The washer windows to the door were closed. The boy was found by his sister, the only other person home.
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Swanson
Man from Tennessee praised for old fashioned integrity
An elderly acquaintance defends Cadell Hall as a man of strict integrity. She recalls Washington and Jefferson as models, notes Tennessean characters’ steadfast principles, and argues Cordell deserves praise despite past faults, calling him a spoiled child only in later years.
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Tennessee
Cadell Hall
Washington
Jefferson
Massachusetts
Sint
Cordell
Sigmaringen as Nazi puppet state in German town
A castle at Sigmaringen stands as a symbol of Petain's fall and the French traitors in exile. Nazi guards guard the town while Petain appears to rule in name only. The United Nations advance looms, threatening this precarious retreat.
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Sigmaringen
Marshal Petain
Hitler
France
Saval
United Nations
Petain
Sigmarinzen
Quiz questions from a vintage issue on page six
A reader prompts seven quiz items covering World War II dates and events, British wartime roles, a foreign newspaper title, Bergen op Zoom location, wartime declarations, mammal and non mammal choices, Dodecanese ownership, Waldo Frank's profession, and numeric conversions.
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Anthony Eden
Red Star
Bergen
Op Zoom
Japan
China
Germany
Dodecannian Islands
Italy
Turkey
Greco
Waldo Frank
Brocton Corporal Wins Bronze Star Citation
Corporal Ken J R Worden of Brocton New York serving with the medical detach ment of the 8th Infantry Division on the Western Front earned the Bronze Star for heroism in France. With limited information about a wounded man he and two soldiers moved ahead of an outpost facing enemy positions to evacuate the casualty, risking danger and inspiring witnesses.
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Sun Infantry Lavision
Western Front
Ken. jReth C. Worden
Brocton
N.Y
8Th Infantry Division
France
Fis
Worden
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OM World
Lindsley
Gil Modern Drug Stores
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Curtis Jewelry
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Cory, Colorful
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Triangle Shoes
Ess
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N. Y
Rollo Circus
India
Little Gardner
Dall House Furniture
Center St
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Gibbs Pork & Beans
Hershey's
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Powell Motor Co
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