Wish Takes Over Indiana Daily News in New Albany
Bruce W. Wish buys controlling interest in the New Albany Daily News, becoming owner of a long established paper founded in 1849. Wish previously wrote and managed the publication for two years and led the New Albany Tribune before joining the Indiana Daily News. He has also served as managing editor of several city papers in Fort Wayne and Zanesville.
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Army chaplains soon ready for service in the Army
Louisville June 10 The Army will graduate its second class of chaplains at Camp Zachary Taylor. Ninety students from diverse denominations train to fit clergymen into military life with emphasis on military law and etiquette. The program builds trust, ensures proper advice, and prepares chaplains to accompany soldiers into trenches and care for the wounded.
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Guarding Our Lines against Health Deterioration
The text urges guarding our body health through kidney care, hydration, and exercise. Dr. Peres of the Surgical Institute in Buffalo emphasizes eliminating toxins via skin and urine, reducing meat, malt, alcohol, and tea, and using Anuric to improve kidney function. A patient testimonial reports relief from kidney trouble and rheumatic pains after trying Anuric, though details are partially garbled.
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Washington cables Pershing plea to lift Camp Dix morale
General Pershing received a message urging action to boost morale for troops at Camp Dix. Branley Hawkins, song director, was dispatched to lead singing and lift spirits among the forces. He is associated with the noted marching hymn Freedom, War All Forever, which he regards as a patriotic national anthem.
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Harvard Professor Submits War Tax Plan at Hearing
Washington June 10 Harvard professor O M Sprague of Harvard submitted a comprehensive wartime taxation plan at today's House Ways and Means Committee hearing. The plan calls for heavy levies on war profits incomes and luxuries with high rates on beverages and goods and a 10 percent income super tax unless investments in economy bonds are made. Andrew P Doyle of New Bedford warned against excessive taxation on the soda industry and urged protective measures to keep firms operating.
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City Hall News and Local Updates
The city council plans a busy night with the likely school board appointment for Byron Somers amid Republican support. A British naval cannon from 1776 will be moved to Hayden Park, a 1813 Perry capture linked artifact. Births announced include a daughter for Freese family and multiple other newborns at Holton, Lexington, Calhoun, and South Calhoun addresses.
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Senate bill funds veteran rehab passed by house
Washington June 16 the senate bill appropriating 2 000 000 for vocational rehabilitation of soldiers disabled in the war was passed today by the house after an amendment forbidding the federal board for vocational education from employing any draft age man physically fit for military service The measure now goes to the president Red Cross workers hear John J Lentz on what your organizations are doing over there Tuesday evening June 11 Majestic Theatre
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Farm Labor Reserve Seeks Men For Summer Help
Allen County and Indiana officials urge local men to join a farm labor reserve to harvest bumper crops this summer. College students and other workers should enroll through U S service agents to aid farmers, with pay at prevailing wages. Local meetings endorse the plan as vital to food production and war effort.
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