Electrocardiogram explained and a miners revolt report
The article explains how the electrocardiograph measures heart activity with Miss EKG and a delicate galvanometer string guiding a doctor through a simple test. It also notes a miners revolt in Pittsburgh as coal diggers resist a back to work order, with about 60 percent out and district officials predicting normal operations next week.
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Miss Ekg
Miss Exg
J. H.R
Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
War Labo Board
WLE
Glaze Wrecks Industrial Plants and Pacific War Outlook
The speaker argues that Japanese forces will strengthen defenses on Honshu and recapture Kiska while the Allied offensive looms. He notes Japan’s rapid 90 day conquest of the Pacific, prolonged defensive builds, and the vast distances involved with Guadalcanal. He warns against a prolonged holding pattern as Europe’s fate may shape Pacific strategy.
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India
Honshu
Kiska
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Tokyo
Malaya
East Indies
Philippines
Japan
China
RAF Bombers Mired in North Africa Battle Across Europe
Allied air losses mount in a six day run totaling 135 bombers as RAF crews face the Ruhr war effort amid the European theater. American four engined bombers strike Salonika while Axis forces tighten in the Balkans. Mussolini orders purge as Soviet troops push west of Belgorod. MacArthur bombs Salamaua as jungle fighters claim heavy Japanese casualties in New Guinea.
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Europe
Goebbels
North Africa
Pantelleria
Adolf Hitler
Ruhr
Mediterranean
Middle East
Salonika
Sedes
Aegean Sea
Balkan
Italy
Mussolini
Bern
Russia
Belgorod
Kharkov
Pacific
MacArthur
Salamaua
New Guinea
Burma
Chindwin River
Aegean
Balkans
Cyprus
Ninth Army
Syria
Palestine
Axis
Berlin
London
Ankara
Yugoslavia
Greece
Crete
Castel- 3Rosso
Turkey
Universal Gala Follow the Band at the Opera House
Tonight's Universal Gala showcases ten headline players led by Leo Carillo Leon Errol Mary Beth Hughes Eddie Quillan and Anne Rooney in a musical comedy inspired by a Collier's Magnane story about a country trombonist who rises to Broadway fame. Francis Langford Alyino Rey the King Sisters Ray Eberle The King's Men Skinner Ennis and the Groove Boys perform in gay musical sequences with ten songs including Spellbound Swingin the Blue So What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For and Dont Tread On the Tail of Me Goat.
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Universal
Lst
Leo Carrillo
Leon Errol
Mary Beth Hughes
Eddie Quillan
Anne Rooney
Richard English
Francis Langford
Alyino Rey
King Sisters
Ray Eberle
The
King’s Men
Skinney Ennis
Groove Boys
King Returns from North Africa Tour With Eisenhower Knighting
King George VI completed a six thousand eight hundred mile non stop flight from North Africa to England after reviewing Allied forces there. He met with Churchill, rode with four American escort aircraft, and credited his crew for a smooth journey. The king was knighted Dwight D. Eisenhower in Tunisia and Queen Elizabeth filled royal duties in his absence.
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Churchill
North Africa
England
African
Wysne
Fred K. Mowhill
George
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bernard L. Montgomery
Eighth Army
Jutland
France
Elizabeth
Miners Vote to Return at Hutchinson and Earl Operations
Workers at the Dabney mine of Hutchinson coal and at the Earl operation of West Virginia Coal and Coke voted yesterday to go back after a call to continue to page one. The Logan County votes reflect union actions and local labor tensions with continued operation uncertain.
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Logan Coty
Hutchinson Coal Company
Dabney
West Virginia Coal and Coke
Earl
Burma as key to Far East offensive in October
The article notes Burma may open the Far East offensive around the end of the monsoon season, suggesting preparations for a potential reopening of hostilities in the Burma theater."
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Emy
Burma
Far East
Labor prisoner speaks on 16 months in Breendonk
Rev Pierre Goubé once chaplain of the French Air Forces addresses the Council of French Relief Societies in New York. He recounts his experiences as a labor prisoner for 16 months at Breendonk on the Brussels Antwerp Highway during the Nazi occupation.
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Pierre Goube
Council of French Relief Societies
New York
Breen
Old Judge comments on Army camps and prohibition
The Old Judge praises the Army as the best trained and disciplined force in American history. He argues wet communities better control drinking around camps, citing government reports and nearly 14 years of prohibition experience to claim that prohibition does not prohibit.
Nautical slacks and bolero pattern for misses
Pattern 9395 offers a short set with slacks bolero and jacket for days at home or away. Sizes 12 through 20 available. Requires 3 5 8 yards 35 inch fabric and 2 1 2 yards braid trim for size 16. Send eleven cents to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th St New York. Include name address and pattern.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Boris Karloff Confesses Timid Soul Amid Horror Fame
Hollywood star Boris Karloff says he is a timid soul despite terrifying millions in cinema. He dislikes graveyards, never attends funerals, fears seeing his own films, and enjoyed Columbia’s The Boogie Man Will Get You a comedy thriller. He avoids makeup in his new role after tests.
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Peter Lorre
Strand Theatre
Karloff
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