Health Of War Children Worthy Of Care Drives Unity
Wartime nutrition and disease threaten Europe’s child welfare as malnutrition and illness persist after liberation. Doctors cite underweight rates in France and Norway, tuberculosis risk, and dental issues while UNRRA and allied efforts push rehabilitation programs in camps like El Shatt and Oswego to restore physical health and morale.
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Adelaide
Europe
Specter
France
Ribadeau-Dumas
Weigin
United Allons Information Office
New Oslo
Norway
Esbjerg
Denmark
Forsts
United Nations
UNRRA
el Shatt
Airo
Dalmatia
Oto Almossino
Middle East
Almossino
New York
Iit
Emer
On- Oswego
N. Y
Red Army
Francois Billoux
Marshal Petain
Teen Talk on Fads Fashion and Beach Plans
A light, chatty column notes teen trends from bandana headscarves to red rimmed sunglasses. It highlights homemade bathing suits, a DIY diaper-style design, warning about clodhoppers and foot health, and sketches of Paris hairstyles seen in postwar fashion.
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Laura Helms
Monticello
Iowa
Jo Anne Little
Cathedral High School
Peggy
Focal
Julie
Mary's
Chick Coop
Patricia Sinclair
Washington Irving High School
New York
Paris
Tumors on the scalp including sebaceous cysts and fatty growths
The article outlines scalp tumors such as sebaceous cysts or wens and fatty poma. It explains growth, risks like infection, potential baldness, and removal methods using local anesthesia. A reader question confirms skin cancer is not contagious.
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A. W
General Malony predicts Germany may never rebuild war machine
Major General H James Malony commander of the 94th Infantry Division visits Asheboro to attend his son Lt James Lovett Malony's wedding to Patricia Anne Story. He says Germany probably would never be able to build a war machine again.
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Asheboro
H. James Malony
94Th
Germany
James Lovett Malony
Patricia Anne Story
Sub Commanded By Virginian Harasses Jap Supply Lines
Lt. Cmdr. George L. Street III of Norfolk leads a U S submarine on a war patrol in which a Japanese freighter is sunk and a lugger is chewed to bits. The crew includes Samuel P. Blackwell and Leon L. Keenan as it engages enemy shipping and aircraft.
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Pearl Harbor
Cmdr
George L. Street, III
Norfolk
Navy
Endicott Peabody II
Syracuse
N. Y
Peabody
Peabody O
Harvard
Street
H. W. Spence
Manchester
Conn
Edward L. Beach
Palo Alto
Calif
Beach
Samuel P. Blackwell
Ellenton
Leon L. Keenan
Langey
S.C
Wild Pig Takes On Soldiers In Mindanao Encounter
Mindanao report recalls a heavy pig charging toward a jeep carrying four soldiers of the 1st Dixie division and a writer. Misfires and gear jams hampered the soldiers as the animal charged, forcing the writer to retreat. No injuries are reported.
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John Cashman
Mindanao
P. I
INS
Parang
Fort Pikit
1St Dixie Division
Occasi
United States Army
Genesee Conference Decries Army Beer Furnishings
The Genesee conference of the Methodist church in Buffalo, New York, declared itself deeply disturbed that army authorities have extensively entered the brewing industry and are supplying beer with easy facility and in abundance to soldiers overseas.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Genesee Conference of the Methodist Church
Iseas
Monkeys Outwit Japs as Mindanao Patrols Misfire
On Mindanao there is a curious clash as U S and guerrilla forces pursue Japanese remnants near Nuling Ridge. Aiming to trap hostiles, soldiers instead encounter monkeys, with a night flare and a booby trap yielding only monkey casualties while Japanese remain elusive. Col Clifford notes monkeys appear smarter than the Japs, and laments the misdirection of effort.
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Mindanao
P. I
INS
R B. Woodruff
Parang
Thomas E. Clifford
Nuling Ridge
Onkeys
King Kong
Col. Clifford
King Ferdinand Seriously Ill at Austrian Summer Home
King Ferdinand, the 85 year old exiled Bulgarian monarch, is reported seriously ill at his Alpine resort in Bad Gastein Austria. His doctor says a severe cold caught during a motor trip in the mountains left him unable to receive visitors.
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Bad Gastein
Austria
Ferdinand
Anton Rohbacher
Montgomery moves from tent to 16th century castle in Germany
Field Marshal Montgomery leaves caravan headquarters for the first time since Tunisia and takes up residence in a 300 year old castle in Ostenwalde near Osnabruck. The hamlet and castle are requisitioned by the British, while Baron Von Vincke and his family relocate to Oldendorf.
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Germany
Montgomery
Osnabruck
Ostenwalde
Monty
J Baron von Vincke
Oldendorft
Ferdinand father of King Boris aloof from politics
M Londor stated that Ferdinand father of King Boris who died in August 1943 from unclear causes remained detached from politics and had shown no interest in his country’s affairs.
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Retary
M. Londor
Ferdinand
Boris
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