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Rumor Control and Wartime Policy Reflections
An unsigned editorial denounces rumors about military service and home front life. It argues for skepticism toward baseless claims and notes wartime shortages and metal conservation shaping postwar policy and daily living. It also discusses the removal of enemy alien stigma for Italian Americans and the limited internment of residents with official status.
Head Injuries in War and Civilians
Early treatment is crucial for brain injuries from war and civilian causes. Prevention of infection matters most, with removal of foreign matter reducing meningitis risk. Proper drainage and use of sulfu rous agents are advised, but after 13 hours the chances of saving a damaged brain drop significantly.
Daily Quiz Questions Mix Aboard A Confusing List
A reader asks how many correct answers can be given to a scattered quiz. The item includes questions about historical figures naval vessels optics and government roles with mixed accuracy and unclear references.
Taken From Sanral Files A Gloss On Abbreviations
A 1922 clipping discusses common errors in using etc and et cetera. It notes that many writers overuse abbreviations and proposes concise usage to avoid vague repetitive terms.
Italy loses two thirds of merchant fleet in war
New York reports that two thirds of Italy's prewar merchant fleet, about 3.5 million tons, have been knocked out by Allied air, sea, and naval actions. The article lists vessels destroyed or damaged and notes 65 ships seized in 1941 and several renamed for Allied use.
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Italy
Mussolini
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Sicily
United States
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Kidney acids and waste removal described in health note
A fragmented health text explains how kidneys remove excess acids and waste products from the blood. It references fluids, filtration, and the role of tubules, mentioning diets and lifestyle steps to support kidney function. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear instructions.
Two Named By Grand Jury Fight For Exoneration
Two defendants linked to a recent grand jury indictments seek exoneration. County official Helen M. Schluraff faces perjury charges and attorney A. Grant Walker accused of attempted bribery of a judge. Writs will be filed after bench warrants are issued. Hearings set to determine if evidence justifies trial. Judge J Orin Waite expected as key witness. Hearings will be held separately.
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Damian McLaughlin
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Elmer L. Ryans
J. Orin Waite
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Schluraff
Walker
Nazis Facing Croatia Revolt Stirs Axis Struggle
Civil strife in the Nazi-created Croatian state reports peasants led by Vladimir Macek revolting against Ante Pavelic’s puppet government. Italian and German forces contend with Mihailovic’s guerrillas as Axis strain grows in the Balkans and talks swirl over Croatia Slovenia control and Trieste.
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New Meadville Schools Secretary Manager Named
Kenneth J. Williams, associate editor of the Meadville Tribune Republican, was named secretary manager of the Meadville school district yesterday. He succeeds the late Robert Brown, a Tocql College graduate from 1927.
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Bradford gas leak blamed for Kendall plant blast
An explosion at the Kendall Refining Company Dabbs plant in Bradford Pennsylvania was caused by a gas leak. No injuries were reported and fire crews extinguished the blaze within 40 minutes using oil smothering material. Plant vice president J B Fisher said losses were not yet estimable and denied sabotage.
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