What It Will Mean The Probable Battle Toll of Fathers
Herman and Allan Washington estimate the war’s long term impact on families. They calculate that about 1.3 million fathers could be in the services by year end, with roughly 2,500 killed at the current rate, and up to nearly 5,000 if the war lasts longer. Disabilities and compensation are also discussed, projecting future family earning power declines and broader social costs.
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Allan Washington
Marshall
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Bolt
Mile Dtavy
Waval
Pitt
Jes
Aemy Levy Asaume
Kong
Tnd Nui
Damba
Ieee Pearl Harbor
M Gheor
Uhet Medical
Jleace
Stalin
Fough
Washington
Iito
Russia
Edward Steltows, Jr
Trator
W. Averell Harriman
Lordon
Maseow
Toyetite
Sam
Local Newspaper Rates and Affiliations Noted
Article lists publishing and advertising terms for the Associated Press and regional offices. Mentions publishers in Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York, with mailing and carrier rates and restricted territory status.
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Arthur Colegrove
Publaher
Seenuserern
Kimball, Inc
W. 4Th St
New York
Dabigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Gorya
Safety Ace Shaughnessy Honored By National Safety Council
Clark Shaughnessy, coach of the University of Pittsburgh, receives the National Safety Council's highest award, the safety ace. The recognition cites his advocacy for injury prevention in football and his policy to prioritize player safety over brutal play, urging restraint and ball advancement as the game’s aim.
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Wisconteries
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Pittsburgh
National Safety Council
Shim
Shaughnessy
Goodies
Gorizia memory and Balkan shifts in wartime
A fragmented wartime column recalls Gorizia as a battleground between Austrian and Italian forces from 1915 to 1916 and notes Balkan gains by Jugoslavs as Germany eyes Italy. The piece pivots to US and British actions, then shifts to domestic politics about lowering voting age and constitutional initiative mechanisms in Ohio and Georgia.
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Bisign
Caporetto
America
Italy
Hitler
Max Trvine
Lie Oher
Jugoslavs
Ohig
League of Young Democrats
Ohio
Georgia
DAILY DOZEN Prom Medical Society of the State of eer
A garbled critique lists famous figures from history with claims about medical fitness and disabilities. It jokes that Napoleon, Washington, Garibaldi, Alexander, Mohammed, and others would fail a pretend army physical exam. The piece mocks how their reputed traits would judge them by today’s standards.
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Daily Dozen
Prom Medical Society of the
State of Eer
Napoleon
Washington
Garibaldi
Alexander
Mohammed
Richani
Charles I
General Grant
Caesar
Frederick
Uaeie
Quiz questions from Classizine page puzzle
A list of seven garbled quiz prompts asks about geography World War I figures Irish provinces and other obscure topics. The questions are jumbled, misspelled, and include misrendered phrases making interpretation challenging.
Fragmentary 1942 43 season notes and war era measures
The text mentions the 1942 43 season totaling 808035 and 2142.77 units, a September attack on Amsterdam New York, a wartime emergency economy bill, and references to northeastern India tribes and political slogans about voting age. The overall pieces appear fragmented and out of context.
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