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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
3
Mrs. M. C. B. of Anaheim writes about her husband suffering a basal head and neck headache with nausea and dizziness. Addrean McCoy Bealth Service in Los Angeles notes common pelvic congestion as a cause and requests a large self addressed stamped envelope to send related articles. The reply oddly cites Aristotle and a sea cow evolution detail.
A health column explains tonsils defend the throat by filtering poisons carried by the lymphatic system. It discusses consequences of enlarged tonsils, risks of removal, and advocates diet and light therapy as treatments. The author notes summer UV exposure aids tonil health and references two articles: one for children titled Save the Tonsils and one for adults.
Questions and answers on death and diet will be answered. Enclose a stamped self addressed envelope and write on one side of the paper only. A large self addressed envelope must be enclosed for the McCoy Health Service reply.
Pennsylvania reports over half a million people trained for war production work in its vocational programs by May 1944. End-of-month totals show 609,194 trained since July 1, 1940, with 100,434 women and 45,123 Negro participants. May 1944 added 6,703 new enrolments and 3,492 women and 4,641 Negroes enrolled. Veterans total reached 199. Training includes job instruction, joint management, and job relating courses across 87 centers and 363 courses.
Southeast Asia command at Kandy Ceylon reports official estimates for Jan 1 to May 31. Allies show 16 000 KIA or missing and 12 000 wounded. Japanese losses around 21 700 dead and about 20 000 wounded. Chinese American forces under Lt Gen Stillwell not included. P 51s carry two 75 gallon auxiliary tanks.
Fort Pitt area war bond sales on June 29 amounted to 132,026,800 dollars, representing 40 percent of the quota. The daily report credits 32,069,100 dollars to the total.
Sale figures show Allegheny County at 12,075,800 dollars with other counties totaling 0,832,600. National bond sales including E beride reach 38,707,600 dollars while overall bond issues total 1,907,000 pounds.
A fragment recalls Germany's 1818 raid on Sagland, noting a January 15 event when military forces aided surrounding towns. The garbled text names no clear persons or organizations beyond generic troops and towns, and preserves a brief sense of historical coastal action.
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