Army Clothing Headed For Rag Bag
Army clothing marked P W by German and Italian prisoners of war is headed for sale by the War Assets Administration. Purchasers must erase all P W markings to avoid confusion with military police and to prevent wearing clothes tied to POWs.
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Army Clothing
Midwest
Frost
Army
P. W
War Assets Administration
WAA
Omaha
Chip Off the Old Block in Barrington
Seven year old Robert Eddy Jr matched his father by swimming the half mile Warren River. The feat occurred in his yard where witnesses saw him outpace two men who accompanied him along the route. Bets were collected by skeptical neighbors.
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Warren
Robert
Paper Bag Banker Cured Belief in Banks in Herrin Bar
A skeptical man who once lost money in cash in a bag in a Herrin bar left 1 765 there by mistake. The bartender returned the funds and the man decided that a bank is a safer place for his money.
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Herrin, I
Herrin
UN Bank
Clothing salvage challenges face Yankee civilians says WAA official
A former Wehrmacht man is said to coerce efforts to remove jetters from jackets to aid civilian use, as the textures division head J. M. Sande of the Omaha WAA Office notes paint removal tests are costly and reduce value. much will become rags.
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Waa
J. M. Sande
Omaha
P. W
Churches Urge New Approach On Strikes
United Press reports faith groups urge labor management and government to seek logical, informed solutions to labor disputes. Protestant and Catholic bodies argue full employment is unattainable in a free economy, and emphasize individual freedom and stable economic and spiritual needs. They call for religious application to social issues to support democracy and public opinion.
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United Press
New York
Churches of America
Protestant Churches of the
United States
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America
Catholic Church
Theain
Geerge G. Higgins
Natloma Catholic Welfare Conference
Labor Reform Talk Seeks Plant Level Focus in Unions
Father Higgins questions the value of a national union if members are confined to the plant level amid growing big business. He notes labor faces shrinking scope and asks how such unions benefit workers and negotiation efforts.
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Father Higgins
Hangovers Still Headaches Highlighted by Yale Doctor
A Yale physician Giorgio Doli MD reports in the Quarterly Journal of Alcohol a study of hangovers. He notes men and women used sporadic drinking to escape worries but lost the power to resist it. Doli is an assistant professor of applied physiology and medical director of the Yale Plan.
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New York
Alcohol
Girgio Doli, MD
Yale
Ollio
Yole Plan Chie
Causes and symptoms of hangovers in alcoholics
Dr. Lolli reports that hangovers in alcoholics show varied symptoms including fatigue sleeplessness and stomach issues. He notes shifts in body water and loss of self esteem, with livers implicated and tapering off drinking not a cure for ongoing troubles.
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Lolli
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