A Plan for Mothers-to-Be
A medical plan outlined by Dr Walter E Levy of Louisiana addresses prenatal care to reduce maternal deaths. It calls for complete physicals and history, hygiene and diet guidance, eight hours of rest, daily walks, limited smoking and alcohol, avoidance of tub baths after seven and a half months and no douches, dental care, controlled weight gain, a high protein diet with minerals, moderate safe exercise, and cautious work. It notes travel during pregnancy does not raise early birth risk and urges regular physician contact.
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Walter E. Levy
Louisiana
United States
Levy
Winston's Weed Market Reopens Today
Winston Salem tobacco market resumes after Christmas hiatus with leaf sales restarting. Opinions differ on effect of removed buying allocations with some believing lifting restrictions will boost sales while others expect prices to hold. Market runs through January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Leaf Mart
Pemberton Elected 1946 President of Local 912
Raleigh January 7 H L Pemberton was chosen president for 1946 of Local 912 of the National Federation of Federal Employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
H. L. Pemberton
National Federation of Federal Employes
Inner-Aid Medicine Claims Body Purge Healed All
An admirer reports taking INNER-AID for three days and experiencing dramatic relief from headaches pimples rheumatic knee pain and general ill feeling. The ad touts 12 herbs cleansing bowels stomach gas and liver and kidneys and urges readers to buy at local drug stores in High Point.
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High Point
Thorton& Minor
Thornton & Minor
Thornton & Min
Mann
Walgreen
101 Operations in Tobacco Processing Defined
Raleigh January 8. A United States Employment Service study identifies 101 distinct jobs in the planting cultivating marketing and processing of leaf tobacco. The analysis aims to help USES offices place tobacco processing workers during the seven months without tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
United States Employment Service
Rayon Laden Truck Reported Stolen In New York
Officials of the Cleveland Cloth Mills said the FBI joined the case of a tractor trailer containing 30000 dollars worth of rayon goods missing since last Friday from a New York warehouse. Driver Vance Champion said he left the truck at the New York terminal to eat. Police later recovered the tractor but the trailer was gone.
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Shelby
Cleveland Cloth Mills Company
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York
Cleveland Cloth Mills
Vance Champion
Champion
Missionary religions include Christianity Buddhism and more
The passage notes that not only Christianity but also Buddhism Zoroastrianism and Islam are or have been missionary religions. It references Colombia and the phrase in use.
Manila War Notes Paints Boom Town After War
Manila becomes a busy boom town with heavy military traffic, road repairs, and new frontier style buildings. Shoppers crowd two main streets as American soldiers fuel a lively market for alcohol, goods, and services. Prices fall, small shops proliferate, and relief efforts mix with lingering poverty and postwar optimism.
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Manila
Orient
Tombstone
Ariz
Far East
Shanghai
Escolta
Rizal Avenue
American Hardware
Philipne Bank of Commerce
Ita
Fifth Avenue
Kentucky
Waller
Lady Godiva
Army Post Exchange
Radio Schedule Listings From a January Broadcast Day
Radio program lineup for Tuesday January 8 lists multiple time blocks with dramas, serials, news, comedies, musical performances and talk segments across networks. Entries include Front Page Farrell Sparrow and The Hawk Tennessee Jed Tom Mix Superman Serial Captain Midnight Little News with Weather and Commentary by Lowell Thomas and others.
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Farrell
Abde Sparrow
the Hawk
Cbr
Abc-East
Lop Harrigan
Abc
Tom Mix
Warney Howe
Walter Kiernan
Terry
Abc-West
Howe
Mbs-Weat
Abe Patti Clayton
Dick Tracy
Abe-West
Mbs-West
Carol Brice
Jack Armatrong
Abe-Weat
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cbs Cx
Abc-Basic Tennessee Jed
Abc-Basic
Cbs N
Abe Fitton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Aoe
Jack Smith
Cbs
Marquis Childs
Orch
Cbs Fantasy
Abe Arthur Hale
East
Kaltenborn
Abe- Wes
Bill Brandt
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Hig Town
Lbrama
Lum
Abner
Shkilt
Mike
Eimer Davis
Judy
Noer Theater of Romance
Eby
Alan Young
Amos and
Andy
Atx
Cbds
Guy Lombardo
Gabriel Heatter
Molly
Ebs Doctors
Abe American Forum
Bob Hope
Bob Crosby & His
Josef Stopak
Nbc Congress
Abetter F. Mr
Mrs. Quiz
Nbc-Basin
Nbc- Weet
Cbs & Abe
Police Chief Quits After 14 Years in Asheboro
P F Miller resigns as police chief of Asheboro after fourteen years with the department, including four years serving in the chief role.
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Asheboro, Jan
P. F. Miller
Susan Peters Out After Spine Injury Sees Recovery
Hollywood reports MGM actress Susan Peters, paralyzed from the waist down after a shooting accident, is up at Ciro's for her first night out in a year. She plans to adopt two children and continues radio work while doctors monitor her recovery as husband Richard Quine praises progress.
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Hollywood
Susan Peters
MGM
Richard Quine
San Diego
Ciro’s
Coast Guard
New GI bill expands education and loan provisions
Major Thomas outlines the updated GI bill after congressional approval. Education now removes age limits, extends eligibility, raises subsistence for singles and dependents, allows intensive and correspondence courses, and delays application deadlines. Vocational rehab pensions rise to 195 dollars with family supplements. Loan guarantees increase to 4000 for real estate, with longer repayment options and reduced red tape, while business loan caps stay at 2000.
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Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Truman
Joe
Jane
Johnson Explains Sugar Rationing Procedures
Raleigh special report notes that North Carolina sugar ration books will be issued by the OPA but not for current holders. Director Theodore S. Johnson says returning service personnel, families with new babies, may apply for books via local boards and Raleigh, and replacements follow the same process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
OPA
Theodore S. Johnson
Office of Price Administration
Johnson
Maultsby Elected President of Jacksonville Chamber
G E Maultsby, petroleum products distributor, was elected president of the Jacksonville chamber of commerce and will be instabled at the February meeting. He succeeds Deane C. Taylor. Fifty five percent of the Guatemalans are Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinston
G. E. Maultsby
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
Deane C. Taylor
Sentences Set Aside for Port Chicago Mutiny Sailors
The National Urban League announced that the navy has set aside the mutiny sentences for 50 Negro sailors tied to Port Chicago California. The announcement frames the action as correcting prior convictions linked to the 1944 explosion of two munitions ships and related incidents at Guam.
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New York
National Urban League
Navy
Port Chicago
Calif
The
League
Guam
Truman Message Plans Are Rated Uncertain
The White House said it is highly unlikely that President Truman will deliver his state of the union message in person at the January 14 session, creating uncertainty about the format and presence of the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Truman
State of the Union
Transportation System Back To Its Owners
President Truman ordered the Office of Defense Transportation to return Washington’s bus and trolley system to Capital Transit Company at midnight. The seizure, prompted by a November strike, follows an arbitration ruling for a 12 cent an hour wage increase. The company will seek higher fares through stabilization officials.
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Washington
Truman
Office of Defense Transportation
Capital Transit Company
Board of Arbitration
Rockingham Man Elected State AMVETS Leader
Lloyd Childress of Rockingham was elected state commander of the North Carolina AMVETS at a two day convention in Asheboro. He succeeds James R. Harper of Asheboro who resigned due to ill health. Frank Terrell of Lexington was elected department adjutant and will maintain state offices in Lexington.
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Asheboro
North Carollina Department
Amvets
Lloyd Childress
Rockingham
James R. Harper
Frank Terrell
Lexington
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N. Y
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Susie
DUK Power Company
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U. 9
Power Ofiee
Shrety
Astitch In
By Jimmy Hatlo
Obie
Thame'n
W.A
Susan
Birmingham
Wenaetall
Lucille Ball
Lana Turner
Robert Hutton
Veterans Guide
Major Thomas
Nial
Uncle Sam
Feo Oreet
Ick Delivery Company
Wachovia
Time-Payment Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Bank and Frust Company
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