Diphtheria Immunization Urged Publicly In Pennsylvania
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania emphasizes early vaccination after six months to prevent diphtheria. It cites Europe 1943–44 cases and 100000 deaths, urges public demand for immunization, notes Schick Test as a check, and praises health department cooperation. Elk County reports 12 to 15 bears killed since opening day. Portland Mills area sees five. season ends Saturday. Ohio hunters fined $100 for cub bear removal near Benezette.
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Soviet Union
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Elk County Woodlands
Portland Mills
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Quiz questions from lissi Hed page on history topics
Questions cover calendar order November as a month number. Congressional votes on Japan war declaration. Alternate names for Persia and Mesopotamia. Medical discovery named after William Harvey. U S sovereignty over Wake Island during a war. Weapon that made Democres famous. Alloy from copper and tin. Berlin free ballots on a October Sunday in 1949. Wartime CAN/US entry restrictions lifted truthfully. Porcupine quills defense true or false.
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Berlin
Germany
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Companion Hid Hunters Body In Indiana Wooded Area
In Indiana Wa County a 13 year old girl, Tillo Kendra of Strongstown, was found dead after a hunting companion, a 16 year old, admitted to accidentally shooting her and hiding the body in woods. Coroner E L Fleming said a shotgun blast struck her on the left side and the youth is held for further investigation. The boy had said she stayed overnight with him and disappeared, prompting a police search.
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Ingans County
Tillo Kendra
Strongstown
E. L. Fleming
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Fleming
Tillo
Erie City Engineer Aitken to resign this year
Erie ERT reports city engineer A. N. Aitken is expected to resign by year end. Clarence K. Pulling, Bre Motor Club secretary and deputy city engineer, is unofficially named successor. Aitken confirms vacancy as Streets Director Flebes says engineering bureau will be adjusted. The post pays 5100 yearly.
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Clarence K. Pulling
Bre Motor Club
Aitken
Pulling
Streets Department
Harry Flebes
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Political clash over strike law and press freedom in 1940s
The article recalls postwar labor strife, referencing the 1919 coal strike and Arthur Colegrove, then details congressional actions on injunctions and the Norris La Guardia Act, including Truman's push for AP rights and debates over the Smith Connally Act amid union conflicts.
Injunctions and Coal Strikes Stir Government Fight
The UMW restraining order set to expire November 27 may be extended. Judge Goldsborough and the Government contest Norris La Guardia limits, arguing the act covers only private disputes, not with the Government as employer. The 1932 act restricts five day tribunals, allows without notice only to prevent irreparable injury, with hearings and cross examination. The piece recalls 1919 coal miners demand for 60 percent rise and a 6 hour day, and notes October 31 TRO against a strike under Wartime Food and Fuel Control Act, followed by a November 8 order for a November 11 end to the strike, which Peper officials obeyed as workers stayed away.
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Goldsborough
Anderson
Indianapolis
Peper
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