Race to Berlin Accelerates as Allies Press On
Washington dispatch outlines the Allied push toward Berlin with Russia Italy and Britain as key invasion springboards. It notes Red Army advances, the strategic value of the Balkans, and potential routes via the Adriatic, southern France, or a Channel assault, stressing air superiority as essential.
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Clark TH. Woodward
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Navy Department
Naval Service
International News Service
Washington
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Berlin
Anala. Amorienne
Hitler
Germany
Mediterranean
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United Nations
Norway
Greece
Balkans
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Adriatic
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English Channel
British Isles
New Sulfonamide Helps Epidemic Infant Diarrhea
Chicago reports a study from the Journal of the American Medical Association showing sueccinyl sulfathiazole greatly benefiting 11 newborns with epidemic infant diarrhea. Of 22 cases, 11 treated had 2 fatalities, likely from underdosing, while untreated infants saw higher mortality and longer hospital stays.
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Chicago
Midwest
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Allan H. Twyman
George R. Horton
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Carlisle
Detroit
Toledo
Dayton
Europe
New Yorker Promotes War Bond Sales by Rent Rebate
Benjamin Mesrobian offers an 85 rebate on October rents to tenants in two apartment buildings who purchase at least 850 in bonds during the third war loan drive. The incentive targets renters as a novel sales tactic to boost bond participation.
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New York
Benjamin Mesrobian
Hungary in crisis as war pressure, peace moves grow
In Bern and Budapest reports Hungary faces intensified political turmoil amid Berlin pressure for more war manpower while seeking peace. Officials curb pacifist leaders, secret talks with allies consider sending fresh divisions, and public opinion reacts to Italian developments as Hungary remains unsettled. Police emergencies in Kansas City shift. many Swiss vehicles withdrawn due to fuel shortages.
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Bern
Switzerland
Hungary
Germany
Lausanne
Berlin
Budapest
la Suisse de Geneve
Italy
la Suisse
Army Life Health Column Shows Medical Corps Triumphs
A young medical officer recounts field care in Tunisian and French campaigns, praising air evacuation, rapid front line support, and a surgeon’s brave feat. He notes lower sepsis with sulfa drugs and highlights a remarkable hospital airlift. Q and A covers Coca Cola calories, bunion surgery, impetigo treatment, milk leg vs thrombosis, and mineral oil effects.
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P. H
Free for Asthma During Summer
An irregular, OCR damaged text promotes asthma relief with a summer remedy. It mentions heat and dust and offers a trial, inviting readers to send details and promising a life change if relief is achievable. The fragmentary wording obscures full mechanism or endorsement.
Out Of Circulation Slugs Scarce In Missouri Tax System
The St. Louis mill lead slug once used to pay sales taxes is nearly out of circulation as the state moves away from coin collection. Authorities note the heavy drop in use and the end of these tokens, with the opinion that mills have become scarcer.
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ST. Louis
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