Government Ends Coal Control Amid Wartime Labor Worries
Government to exit coal business in a week or two as Ickes warns labor unrest could jeopardize wartime duties. Union leaders report high signups with 90 percent ready. anthracite contracts awaiting tri district ratification. Output notes show record wartime production despite manpower strain as work weeks shorten and days lengthen.
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C. Adams
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Adams
Fortress Unit completes 10Combat Flights over Europe
An Allied Fortress unit marks its 100th mission led by Col Maurice Preston from Tulare California. After a first mission on St Nazaire in May 1943 the group suffered losses but pressed on bombing Wilhelmshaven Bremen and Hamburg while facing heavy flak and Luftwaffe opposition as Allied air offensive intensifies over Europe.
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Tired Kidneys Spur Sleepless Nights Ad Warning
Doctors warn tired kidneys disrupt sleep as 15 miles of tiny tubes filter blood. Frequent urination and burning signal kidney or bladder issues. Modern remedies claim Dean's Pills offer relief by flushing waste, though readers should seek guidance from a druggist.
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Vailllens
Hearing Loss Seen As Coming Postwar Problem
Dr. Logan Clendening discusses looming postwar medical liabilities from acoustic trauma. He cites Lieut J C Howard MD on hearing loss among veterans and workers, noting high frequency loss from noise, protective measures, rest, and exposure. He warns the radio and film age may accelerate the issue with young adults at risk.
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J.C. Howard
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Howard
Teachers foresee grim wartime living costs and low pay
Washington report dated June 1 14 cites the National Association saying teachers face low salaries and rising living costs. It notes many are underqualified emergency certificates and that urban teachers earn about twice rural wages while inflation erodes pay. The Education Society traces salary trends from 1938 39 to 1942 43 showing real declines in buying power.
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National Association
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Education Society
Air War Honors Bomber Crews and Ground Teams
Blood flowed for the Allied cause as replacements arrived and Thunderbolts Lightnings and Mustangs intensified operations across Stuttgart Schweinfurt and Augsburg. Capt Joseph G Glaser Major Joseph A Brown Capt Edward Millson noted for bombing accuracy while Capt Conrad P Hunt and his ground crew set a record with over 50 missions and 33 straight bombing runs without mechanical failures.
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Stuttgart
Schweinfurt
Augsburg
Joseph G. Glaser
Williamston
Mich
Joseph A. Brown
Gillespie, Ill
Edward Millson
Seattle
Washington
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Ice
Ower
Conrad P. Hunt
Angier
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Eighth Air Force
Baseball bat signed by Waner found beside fallen enemy
A bat autographed by Paul Waner was discovered beside a dead Japanese soldier on Namur. The weapon bears the inscription Old Poison and is linked to a 1935 tour in Japan featuring Waner and Babe Ruth among other major league stars.
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Gasoline coupons lost after field work in Cowlesville
Bernard Rugeski told police he found his A fuel coupons in a wallet among soil in two acres tilled at Cowlesville. He reported the wallet slipped from his pocket and disappeared beneath a fresh furrow.
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Derailment Blocks Main Line Near Metuchen New Jersey
Metuchen New Jersey June 1 derailment blocks the main line of the Pennsylvania railroad near here early today. A spokesman said both a freight train and a passenger train were involved but details from the scene were not yet available.
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New York
Black and White Ointment Skin Care Notice
Public notice advises using Black and White Ointment to remove scales and relieve itching for psoriasis. Apply as directed after cleansing with Black and White Skin Soap.
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