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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1944
Page
7
Shingles described as a sometimes-never-returning nerve inflammation with a blistering rash on one body side. Painful neuritic burning and shooting sensations precede eruption, often in abdomen or chest, lasting weeks. elderly and youths near adolescence most affected. X ray treatment for tonsils or adenoids is warned as dangerous and may not prevent ongoing gland issues or throat infections.
A long scoreless tie article fragment mentions pitchers Getty and Herman, multiple two-base hits by players including Craig Rellick Finotti and Aloisé, and the game ending in a ten inning stalemate. The piece also references spring training notes and military personnel in sports contexts.
Yesterday results show Cincinnati 10 Chicago unknown, Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 4 with other NL games listed. AL results include New York 8 Philadelphia and St Louis 1, Detroit 1 Chicago 2, Boston 0 with several future matchups and two game days scheduled for Sunday.
About 65 percent of the athletes entered in the AAU track meets are service men, making the fields resemble peace time. Texas Charley Parker, the meet’s top newcomer, says the 100 yard dash is wasted on him as a slow starter who hits full speed at the tape. his best time is 9.5 seconds. Alva Phillips, Greenville high star, turned down scholarships to sign with the Jubs and be assigned to Nash.
Mrs. E. Cronewatt of Butler was elected president of the Children's Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania at the 85th annual meeting in Pittsburgh. Other officers include J. Donald Patton of Washington, Pa as vice president, Mrs. Charles H. Dorsey of Washington, Pa as secretary, and Mrs. A. L. Sheets of Pittsburgh as treasurer.
Players from the New Orleans Naval Armed Guard Center baseball and softball clubs, comprising the same roster, lead the city USC League standings as both squads sit tied for first and last positions respectively.
Ward details alleged collusion among the War Labor Board the Attorney General the Justice Department the NLRB and the Post Office with Presidential approval to aid CIO in Chicago actions eroding collective bargaining and denying legal hearings. He accuses government agencies of coercion and unlawful seizure asserting constitutional rights were violated and calling for accountability against officials.
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