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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
6
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A bull carried by early Norse settlers hindered their attempt to colonize Vinland, widely believed to be Rhode Island. The frightened natives grew hostile and the Norsemen abandoned the venture, delaying re discovery of America by about 500 years.
Curtis and Lee Granville sail toward Cabeza de Negro with their children Buddy and Chuck aboard the Pisces. Curt is offered a three year Chief Engineer post by Compania Agricola Tropical at Tierra Libre San Alejo, prompting family doubts about moving to a malarial banana venture amid cautious Allied intrigue. A prior note from Zora Mitchell warns Curt not to bring the family.
A columnist ventriloquizes at length on editorial writers attacking Nazi inhumanities at Lidice and Roosevelt naming a military board to try eight saboteurs. He recalls press divisions, Congress, sports figures, Hollywood, and wartime media, praising American critics and public concern as the nation debates unity and policy.
A young man, having called on Helen for months, asks her father for consent in person. He declares it a formality, then reveals Helen's mother was the source of that claim, leaving the father to respond with sharp skepticism.
Drs John L Paul and James D Trask of Yale Medical School report that common house flies can carry the poliomyelitis virus. They contend polio, crippling 10 000 people and causing 500 to 1 000 deaths annually, affects the intestinal tract and spinal cord and may spread via flies from sewage, marking the fly as a health threat especially to children.
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