Civilians Fat And Healthy Despite War
The 1942 civilian death rate was 10.3 per thousand, the lowest in medical history, with births at 20.7 per thousand. OWI data from health agencies show a favorable civilian health picture amid rationing and shortages, but a continued physician shortage looms as armed services recruit heavily.
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Washington
America
Office of War Information
OWI
U. S. Public Health Service
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Federal Work Agency
FWA
Armed Services
OWL
U. S
American General Puzzle Answers and 1943 Health Report
Answer to Previous Puzzle VERTICAL clues listed from Regular Succession to Symbol for tantalum. Also notes on gococcus meningitis and infantile paralysis in 1943 with up to mid August totals 13,368 cases, highest since 1914, plus dysentery twice 1942 due to restaurant staff shortages lowering sanitary conditions.
Fort Worth’s Leo Gauthier Leads a Large Military Family
New Eberns, Sergt. Leo Gauthier of Fort Worth Texas, now at Cherry Point Marine Base, has 15 brothers serving in the United States armed forces. Nine are Marines and six serve in the Army Navy or Coast Guard. The youngest, 16, is not yet in uniform, and another brother was turned down for a crippled foot. The father Joseph Gauthier is 86 and a Fortoe contractor. the mother is deceased.
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NEW Ebern
INS
Leo Gauthier
Fort Worth
Texas
Cherry Point Marine Base
Armed Services
United States
Army Navy
Coast Guard
Gauthier
Joseph Gauthier
Fort Oe
Dea
What Shapes Tomorrow's World Is Tolerance For Peace
From a casual chat at Jeb Crowell's the speaker notes imagined future luxuries like trans-Atlantic planes television and air conditioned homes. The core point remains what happens in men's hearts tolerance and understanding underpin a peacetime world and neighborly respect.
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Ed Carey
Will Frost
Dec Mitchell
Doe
Guilford County Realty Transfers High Point and Nearby Townships
Guilford County real estate transfers listed across High Point townships and adjacent areas. Transactions include multiple lot transfers on Hamilton South, Green street extension, East High street, Gilbert street, Silk street extension, and other streets, involving numerous individuals and couples. Transfers also cover tracts on New street Flint street and adjacent properties, with several estates and subdivisions noted within Greene Morehead and Gilmer townships.
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John W. Richardson
Sherwood Porrest
Hamilton Street
R. T. Chambers
M. G Walker
Green Street
A. H. Holton
Max Lametigt
High Land Avenue
City
High Point
Owen Reese
Tom D. Hedrick
Gilbert Street
Sarah Barnes
John N. Silay
Silk Street
Seborn Perry
Arthur M Lee
East High Street
Vernon Carter
Wayne B Sullivan
Lexington Avenue
D. BE. White
Hedgecock
Cherokee Hills
T. Reid Shelton
Nannie L. Shelton
New Street
Sam D. Shelton
Dave Baker
Flint Street
R L. Honbartier
Archie L. Honbarrier
T. Y. Hamilton
GOP Postwar Advisory Council meets to shape 1944 policy
Ninety Republican policy makers will meet on Mackinac Island for 48 hours to forge a presidential formula for 1944. The gathering centers on party unity and how far abroad the GOP should go, with the Vandenberg White resolution as a leading proposal.
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GOP
Postwar Advisory Council
Meet
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Fort
Mackinac
Pearl Harbor
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Arthur H
Vandenberg
Albert W
Hawkes
New Jersey
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Warren R. Austin
Vermont
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Harold H. Burton
Wallace H. White, Jr
Maine
Clare Boothe Luce
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Vandenberg and White
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White
Roosevelt
Vandenberg- White
United States
Hunt For Scientists Will Begin This Fall
Washington Sept 4 An annual hunt to pick 40 future scientists will begin this fall, said Watson Davis director of the Science Clubs of America. Forty thousand high school principals and teachers will help select the teens with the most promising scientific ability who will compete for $11,000 in scholarships funded by Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing. This marks the third year of the program.
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Washington
Watson Davis
Science Clubs of America
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Slacks Helmets Scorned By Wife Of Major De Seversky
New York dash reveals Evelyn Olliphant de Seversky, wife of Maj Alexander de Seversky, rejects slacks and helmets, choosing feminine style while touring, marrying in Louisiana and traveling by air with her famed husband who has royal honors.
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Major de Seversky
New York
Oman
America
Maj
Alexandere Seversky
Central Park
Olliphant de Seversky
Louisiana
Evelyn
S. R Olliphant
State Board of Health
Nicholas
Russia
Order of St. George
Sasha
Mrs. de Seversky
de Seversky
Southampton
England
Swampy the first barrage balloon at Parris Island
The marines at Parris Island flew their first barrage balloon named Swampy. The historic air buoy marked a milestone in early naval aviation training and marine aviation support during the period.
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Parris Island
Bears grow from tiny births to massive adults
Bears often weigh only one half pound at birth yet can reach weights of 1000 pounds or more as they mature.
Preventive measures for infantile paralysis urged by Dr Clendening
The column discusses infantile paralysis its summer fall incidence and unknowns. It urges avoiding exhausting activities and crowded events for children, notes the disease is not highly contagious, and endorses rest during illness and cautious orthopedic care. Also includes Q A items and a Rhode Island population fact.
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Far East
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de Marsh
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Edgar H. Boin
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Raleigh
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Ube Udell Trates
Somen
Conse
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Pitt Sarre
TATES
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High Point Township
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Paul M Murrahy
Walker Avenue
Ham Real Estate
Joe Blackwell
Warren Street
CE. Robbins
J. A. Richie
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Hubert W. Weaver
Harvard Street
Jessie L. Combs
Bernice C Landreth
N.C. Covington
Green Hill Cemetery
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Verna F Noah
Elam Avenue
W. T. Lockwell
P. L Martin
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Sumner
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Delaware
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Idaho
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Illinois
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Iowa
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Kansas
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Massachusetts
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Ed Thye
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Missouri
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Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Albert FE
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Charles Halleck
Indiana
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Carroll Reece
Tennessee
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National Republican Congressional Committee
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Life’s Little Troles
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Air Corps
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Rhode Island
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Runyon
Bolivia
High Point Enterprise
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