Lessons of War Lit Health Reform Plan for Nation
Maj. Gen. Charles R. Reynolds urges health lessons from war to improve national nutrition and medical care. He cites high rejection rates for military duty due to dental and physical defects and describes plans to treat and educate affected families.
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Libby Game Farm Ships Diverse Pheasants to Buyers Across Nation
Dr. C. J. Martin reports weekly orders reaching from Maine to Florida and as far as Honolulu. Customers include private individuals parks schools and rod and gun clubs with shipments of Mongolian silver Lady Amherst Reeves and other pheasants. One club requested 700 ring neck cocks but was declined due to limited stock.
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Montana Briefs Reflect War Strains and Local News
Montana town items report tax reductions, war material shortages, enrollments, and deaths. Notables include Valerie county tax relief, steel shortages delaying Nelson reservoir screens, and Harvey Redding’s death. Awards, appointments, and legal notices touch Great Falls Helena Glasgow Lewistown and other communities.
Wheeler Warns of Waste and War Profiteering
Senator Burton K Wheeler, visiting the state, urged rapid war production and economy at home. He argued 75 percent of Washington bureaus could be eliminated, warned of wartime wealth concentration, and urged jail for profiteers as senate committees become a key reform tool.
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Judge Pictures Alaska War Activity Upon Return
Justice John A. Isaacson reports Alaska as a busy military hub with daily air patrols and tens of thousands of troops and defense workers. The Alaskan highway is rushed for military use while construction centers near White Horse as engineers foresee truck passage within a year. Anchorage shows war readiness with constant air activity and displaced families.
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Whitehorse
Roller Skaters Must Obey Traffic Signals in Los Angeles
City officials remind roller skaters in Los Angeles that they must follow the same traffic signals as motor vehicles. The policy aims to improve road safety and reduce incidents at intersections.
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