Daily Dozen on Sprained Ankle Motion Promoted
A Navy physician shared a sprain treatment advocating immediate active motion. He reported 500 ankle sprain cases, with pain reduced by procaine injections and early walking, supported by X rays confirming no fractures. The method contrasted with immobilization and adhesive strapping.
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United States Navy
Confusion in Erie Blackout and Air Raid Drills
Erie experienced its longest air raid drill since 1942 with two red signals. The test caused widespread blackout confusion as lights remained visible in apartments and stores. Two arrests were made for smoking cigarets during the blackout and a suspect released on bond for court appearance.
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Erie
Charles Dailey
Roy Harrigan
East 26Th Street
Tth Sud Peach Sts
Michael Mulligan
Labor aims to rebalance Congress amid wartime politics
Organized labor pressures Congress to curb high prices and back wage increases. The AFL and railway unions plan voter pressure, picketing, and lobbying to blunt the Smith Connally veto and enact a subsidy price rollback. Labor leaders highlight strong southern and industrial district support and target poll tax repeal to widen the voting base. A truck accident near Colgroup injures a man who later dies in Olean General Hospital.
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Congress
American Federationist
Oriyan
A. F. of L
Richard P. Frankensteen
United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers
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Frankensteen
Keating
Kent
Colorado
Sys
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Green
House
Roosevelt
South
Congressions
Jamestown Airdrome Praised By Veteran Air Pilot
Captain Raymond Niles Elder a 33 year old air veteran and Air American aviation pilot made a casual visit to Jamestown Municipal airport. He praised the field calling it among the finest in the country and noted the locals keep runways clear of snow, with plenty of snow typical in winter.
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Jamestown
Raymond Niles
Pappy) Elder
Airamerican Aviation, Inc
Municipal
Pappy
Revolution in home design and the Italian collapse analysis
Walter D Teague argues future houses will evolve gradually and should allow growth while avoiding perfect rigidity. The piece notes Italy's rapid collapse after Allied attacks on Sicily and Rome, viewing Mussolini and Hitler as drivers of the regime's end and predicting a better future if Italy cooperates with civilized powers.
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Walter D. Teague
Taly
Tintian
Sicily
Rome
Britain
America
I Bs
Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
How's Your I Q Quiz on the Classified Page
A quiz set asks seven questions from a classified page. It includes completing proverbs naming the stitch in time and asks about the NLRB and famous documents, piracy, Persia, plains of Abraham and more.
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Plains of Abraham
Free
U.S
Republican
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
John
Fremont
Astrolabe History and Military Reference Spotted
Twenty years ago notes recall the astrolabe used for telling time and computing latitude, hanging vertically from the observer’s finger as sights were taken. A military term short stopping means halting a plate in transit and removing rations. Also noted are over eight hundred small bodies orbiting the sun.
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Moyane
Elton H Blair Seeks County Treasurer Post
Elton H Blair a Union City businessman and former grand jury foreman announced his Republican candidacy for County Treasurer. A lifelong Republican noted for honesty and fortitude he pledges economical management in the county office while serving taxpayers. He is married with a son in the armed forces.
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Elton H. Blair
Union City
Eria
Blair
Marwad
Former Sheffield Man Wins Penn State Post
Warren July 20 Dr. Charles Conroy Wagner a Sheffield native is named assistant dean of the School of Liberal Arts at Pennsylvania State College. President Ralph D Hetzel announces Wagner also serves as administrative head of the lower division and professor of mathematics. He has taught at Penn State for nearly 25 years following World War I service.
Man Killed Along New York Central Tracks Near Wampsville
Police seek to identify a man found dead along the New York Central tracks near Wampsville New York. The victim, about 5 feet 5 inches, 170 pounds, had a card bearing Dr John B Donovan's name and two arm tattoos including a peasant reproduction.
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New York Central
Wampsville
N. Y
John B. Donovan
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