Understanding chronic insomnia and nondrug remedies
The article explains chronic insomnia as a nervous condition, cautions against drug use, and emphasizes psychological treatment. It lists wakeful habits after dinner, hot baths, milk, or light meals as sleep aids, and describes a cold damp sheet method for inducing sleep. It ends with a local Ithaca brief about a 300 pound hog returned to its pen after a two day rampage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleitman
Ithaca
Edna Moore
Changteh proves China will to fight despite shortages
Chinese and foreign observers report China's stubborn will to resist at Changteh despite limited training, equipment, and supply, praising the soldier's courage amid hardships. The article notes the Japanese failed to hold Changteh and questions about potential strategic aims, while detailing lean rations, improvised gear, and the lack of modern protective equipment among troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Farnsworth
Chungking
China
Changteh
Hunan
Semumpal
Changtehh
Central
Hankow-Canton
Ration Roundup Highlights for January 10 Week
Weekly ration calendar notes books and stamps with expiry dates for green, brown, sugar, fork, shoes, and fuel coupons across states Georgia Florida North and South Carolina Virginia and Tennessee. Special pork dividends extend five point allowance through January 15 while citrus marmalades remain point free. Shoes offer ration free stock up to 15 percent January 17 to 29 for shoes under three dollars per pair.
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Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Ala
Carolinas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
OPA
CPA
American Planes Sink Two More Nazi Submarines
Navy reports two German U-boats sunk by air attacks from Ascension Island after lengthy battles. One sub endured a five and a half hour fight with 35 depth charges and ten demolition bombs. Liberator bombers and army planes led the assault. The second sub was destroyed a few weeks later.
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Washington
Navy
Ascension Island
Midway
Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
Reservation 20 Months Ahead Sets Record at Bowling State
Louise Stallbohm, Lima Central high school junior, sent her dorm reservation 20 months ahead for 1945 marking the earliest in the university’s 30 year history. Vancouver shipyard workers prefer dancing as their exercise and call sitting down their favorite after welding. The piece notes a belief in a vast copper ore reserve in Northern Rhodesia and the Belgian Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
INS
Bowling State University
Louise Stallbohm
Lima Cent
Vancouver
Wash
Vancouver Housing Authority
Rhodesia
Belgian Congo
Blackouts Ended in Inland America War Time Moves
Washington reports no more practice blackouts or alerts in inland areas to aid war production. OCD says most communities are prepared for emergencies and coastal areas remain subject to extra precautions if needed. The change excludes gulf coast states. Pennsylvania and Vermont kept due to proximity to coast. American tower planes have evacuated over 125,000 casualties from combat zones since Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
Continental
United States
War Department
Office of Civilian Defence
OCD
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Gulf Coast
Pearl Harbor
Nazi demand targets Dutch bicycle maker over Wilhelmina marks
London dispatch reports a Nazi authority demanded a Netherlands bicycle manufacturer be sent to a prison camp for registering trademarks containing Wilhelmina or The Queen Bicycle, provoking German irritation.
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London
INS
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
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