State Getting Healthier As Diseases Fall
North Carolina health data show fewer reportable diseases in the week ending July 25 compared with 1941. Measles and whooping cough declines are noted, with tuberculosis figures likely affected by staffing. Typhoid and other common diseases are becoming rare as control methods improve. The article also mentions body fat blood vessel facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Easiy
National Whirliat and War Policy Reflections
National Whirliat reports rival Gulf and Atlantic Coast firms reroute freight cars due to surging demand. Admiral Land forecasts meeting 1942 194? tonnage without new expansions. Indignation rises as Hull abandons pacifist restraint, urging stronger action and criticizing Gandhi amid Pearl Harbor aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf and Atlantic Coast
Emory S. Land
Death and danger in wartime gas and strategy
An analysis of alleged German gas use at Sevastopol and Ypres reports, U S testing of inhalants, and a column of public suspicion towards saboteurs. It discusses weather, geography, and strategic debates on naval power versus air and submarine warfare, plus a case of a traitor to U boats and a call to reinforce submarine bases.
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New York
Albert N.eman
Sevastopol
Hitler
United Nations
Ypres
Vtruth
F.B.I
Manhattan
Junior
Benedict Arnold
Friday July 31 Radio Schedule Highlights
Eastern wartime airwaves list programs by time with mixed names. Notable items include Are You a Genius, Portia Faces Life, The Farm Club of Dixie, The Golden Gate Quartet, Fred Waring’s program, Amos and Andy, and Dance Music from New York among many others.
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Pbs
Cbs
Billy Moorerio
Portia
Hrea Suns
Nbe
Tha
Flying Patrol
Blu Haudr
Cbs-Basic
Farm Club of Dixie
cbs-Divvie
T'ne Bartons
Ben Bersie
Divne Ranger
Flyve East Blu
Ken
Mbs
Hedda Fionpper
Che-Basic
Blue Streak
Ebs- Dixie Baseball
Ted Steele
Che Milt
Herb Leio
Frank Parker
Ebs-Basic
Golden Gate Quartet
ebs-Dizie
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Neaws
Blu-Basic
The
Escorts
Chicago
Blu-Weet
World & War News of Soday
Fred Warlng
Cimne
Blu Amos and Andy
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Tomment
Abe Irene Hick
Johnson
Waltenborn
Lucille Mlanners
Nhe
Earl Godwin
Blu
Lewisohn Stadium
Dbs
Cal Tinney
Gibbs and
Finney
New York
Nbc
Listen America
Miu
Atarching Sen
Ore
Aba Lyman
Wales
Plu
Playhouse
Gabriel Heather
Bliu
Fred Waring
Nbc-West
N C Faces Large Surplus Urges Caution on Spending
Raleigh July 31 The North Carolina general fund closed the year with a balance of 18 988 155 nearly 312 million above the prior record The governor urged caution against unsound spending and said the advisory budget commission would study the state's financial needs He noted a proposal for a 10 percent raise for state employees including teachers would cost about 4 5 million annually and that the surplus should not raise taxes The administration emphasized safeguarding the state's credit amid uncertain times Also reported a Potchefstroom South Africa treason arrest involving F J Labuschagne and W C Schutte at a gymnasium high school facility.
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Raleigh
Broughton
Advisory Budget Commission
Max Gardner
General Assembly
Expanded Output of Smaller Air Freighters Sought by Senators
Senators push a 70 ton flying boat program and demand rapid expansion of smaller Army Navy cargo planes to speed war deliveries. Kaiser testified a 300 aircraft fleet could move 45 000 troops to Europe in three days if more engines materials were available.
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Washington
Senate
Army
Navy
Lee D-Okla
Europe
Lee
Henry J. Kaiser
W Kaiser
Kaiser
Senate Defense Investigation Committees
Roosevelt
Tom Girdler
Bethlehem Steel
Glenn Martin
Baltimore
Martin
Middleriver
Victory Campaign services continue at Church and Pine
Rev Bill Piper director of the Victory Campaign said the meeting on the corner of Church and Pine Streets continues successfully with a large last night. Rev Earl Keefer of Washington DC contributed accordion and piano pieces including Shall We Gather at the River and I Know Whom I Have Believed. Piper spoke on A Know Salvation and Except Ye Repent. Bees suffer from invisible flea varieties described as 1600th inch long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Piper
Church and
Pine Streets
Earl Keefer
Washington, D. C
Mr. Piper
John
North Carolina Infant Death Rate Improves but Long Way To Go
North Carolina's 1940 infant death rate stood at 67.4 per 1000, best since records began but still 391st nationally, while the birth rate ranked sixth at 22.6 per 100. The spread by county shows Montgomery at 23.9 and Warren at 101.6 per 1000. Warren's high rate is linked to a large Negro population, about 10 percent, with eastern counties more affected. Maternal deaths have fallen due to health department education and nursing programs.
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Entterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
University News Letter
Montgomery County
Warren
Montgomery
Warren County
John Kerr Jr
Warrenton
Piedmont
Health Department
Public Nursing Services
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