Daily Dozen Prom Medical Society on Football Safety
Football injuries rise among school boys as colleges drop games. Older college players are trained, while high school boys are immature and less skilled. Summer work kept some in good shape, but many players lack proper conditioning. All football players should undergo complete physical exams focusing on heart and lungs. The piece notes football teaches responsibility and quick thinking, with soldiers applying football principles to war.
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Hatdat
Jamestown Students Work Permits Rise in 1943
Jamestown reports 607 work permits issued to local high school pupils ages 14 to 17 between July 1 and October 1, nearly doubling the 1942 total. Of these, 477 were standard certificates for 16 to 18 year olds and 190 were vacation permits for 14 and 15 year olds employed after school and on Saturdays.
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Jamestown
Saimé
Charles W. Hecker
Hecker
Thea
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight Across Networks
The listing shows a packed lineup with NHC and CBS programs including Panny Brice Henry Aldrich Bing Crosby Joan Davis Garry Moore and more. Also noted are local segments such as Dently Valley Days Town Meeting and Abe Lyman Band with Dale Carnegie appearances.
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NHC
Panny Brice
Henry Aldrich
Bing Crosby
Joan Davis
Garry Moore
Jimmy Durante
Lee
Knox
Gromyko
CBS
Mary Astor
Major Bowes
Detroit
Dick Haymes
Senate
Abe Lyman
Harry Sogen
MBS
Dale Carnegie
Erie records peak Marching employment in September
Employment rolls to fee industries and business houses reached a new all time peak in September with a total of 9,570 persons reported works according to the monthly survey of the United States employment service. The record includes a new high in female employment with 11,016 women on payrolls, comparing to 4,257 in 1940. In September 1943, 26,063 men worked in industries and 26,260 were in manufacturing, while 1,271 women were employed in stores and 430 in miscellaneous business places. Totals for last month show net gains in manufacturing and wholesale groups but losses in contracting and miscellaneous groups.
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Erie
Fee
Savey
United States Employment’ Service
Wiseturing
Yvérall
Blade of Saw Kills Farmer in Plum Township
Clarence O Proper, 56, prominent farmer and dairyman of Plum township, was instantly killed at 1:20 p.m. Wednesday when a power saw blade struck him in the face, nearly severing his head. Dr P Cun The Newly... reports the coroner.
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City
Clarence O. Proper
Plum Township
Penguin
Ningham
Franklin
Mr. Proper
Teddy
Man Dies in Woodcutting Accident Near Chapmanville
A man cutting fire wood at his Diamond township home east of Chapmanville was fatally injured when a two foot diameter saw mounted on spikes swung and struck him in the mouth, driving the blade to the brain base. The mounting was driven by a tractor. coroner cites spike failure as cause.
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Diamond, &. D
Chapmanville
Youth Aid Praised For Part Time War Support
A local report notes Youth is doing a fine job in supporting the war effort. He commended the assistance high school pupils are giving to the war in lusty on a part time basis.
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Lusty
Day of Reckoning Approaches to Tax Policy
A speaker warns that in coming years private enterprise faces destruction or fundamentals of public finances must be curbed. Government tax plans seek $10.3 billion in new revenue and aim to nearly $90 billion in annual revenue, with four fifths of income earned by those under $9,000 taxed heavily. The piece argues higher taxes harm private industry and employment and calls for thrift in public spending and protection of private enterprise as tax revenue mainstay.
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United States
Islo
Morgenthatt
Isttar
Pritcipiise
Law and Opinion in China Under Chiang Kai-Shek
An opinion piece surveys Chiang Kai-Shek’s oath as president and his pledge to observe laws and public opinion while establishing constitutional government. It notes China’s history of centralized rule, the impact of modern communication and war, and the need for a stronger central authority to align with the modern world. The essay references Oliver Sprague and Whitworth banking and finance advisory roles.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
America
Olver Mt. W-Sprague
Profewer
Whitworth
England
Quiz on History and Language From a Classified Page
The reader is asked ten trivia questions covering historical events and literature. Topics include the Dnieper River dam destroyed in World War II, authorship of Pippa Passes, Wendell Willkie's stance on isolationism, hero of Manila Bay, spelling perplexities, a song composition query, identification of a composer, a geographic mountain in New England, common term for pyrotechnics, and the pope who promulgated the New Style Calendar.
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Dnieper
Ukraine
Wendell Willkie
Manila Bay
Charles i
Harris
New England
Saddle Mountain
Pope
Maine and Massachusetts Pack Canned Sea Mussels for First Time
Sea mussels canned by Maine and Massachusetts packers debut on the market this year and are well received by the public. Industry plans a larger pack next season. The passage notes strong demand and a public reception, with context on fisheries and markets.
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Maine
Massachusetts
le Cool
United States
Sprague Voices Warnings At Banit Eers Meet
Prof Sprague, speaking at the American Bankers Association annual convention, warned that if inflation continues after the war, U S government bonds should hold value better than other securities. He cautioned against rushing peacetime controls and warned of demand for 3 000 000 new passenger cars amid inflation and slow postwar recovery.
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Te Treasuy
Washington
Sprague
Lislen
American Baniteers Association
United States
Spragwa
Timo
Coroner Testifies At Trial Of De Marigny
Coroner and physician recount blood on the face and chest wound while Sir Harry De Marigny faces a hearing. Witnesses Dorothy Clark and Jean Ainsley, guests at De Marigny’s cottage July 7, testify about being driven home after midnight. Westbourne villa scene described as the baronet lay slain nearby.
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de Marigny
Fitzmaurice
Oscar Bedford Daly
Flramaurice
Dorothy Clark
Jean Ainsley
Westbourne
Sir Harry
Machine injures Jamestown worker at Blackstone plant
Walter E. Nickerson, 42, of 102 Hazeltine Avenue, was injured when a machine fell on him at the Jamestown Metal Equipment Company on Blackstone Avenue. He was taken by ambulance to General Hospital. the extent of injuries was not yet known this morning.
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yaMis
Walter E. Nickerson
Hazeltine Avenue
Boon
James~ Town Metal Equipment
Blackstone Avenue
General Hospital
Fort Martets Oldest Ford Star Stands in United States
Fort Martets in Florida, started in 1672 by the Spaniards, is cited as the oldest ford star in the United States. This designation notes its long history and colonial origins in the region.
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United States
Fort Martets
Florida
Spanards
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Simoniz
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