Hospital Education Urged For Sick Children In Nation
A U S Office of Education bulletin argues hospital schooling helps sick children. It notes 1.85 million general hospital admissions yearly and stresses dynamic, constructive programs for all ages, including six and under, to aid recovery and prevent a double handicap.
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Oscar R. Ewing
Federal Security
U. S. Office of Education
Romaine P. Mackie
Margaret Fitzgerald
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City Rotarians Hear Consul on Poland Conditions
Stefan Rogozinski counselor of the Polish embassy in Washington speaks at a club luncheon to outline Poland's postwar conditions. He has led the Polish Consulate General in Washington since 1947 after serving as acting consul general in early postwar years. Rogozinski was educated in Warsaw, Berlin, Poznan and studied economics, planning to discuss Poland today.
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Rogozinsk
Warsaw
Italy Finance Minister Urges Courteous Customs Aids
Italy's finance minister urged customs staff to show courtesy and restraint, arguing that losing a few cents in duties can be offset by a larger inflow of tourists and travelers.
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Medical unit hunts scrub typhus cure in Malaya
A U S army medical team in Kuala Lumpur searches for sprays and repellents to banish scrub typhus by targeting mites and chiggers, the disease carriers, as part of an approach to control it.
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Few tavernkeepers blamed for bad name by tax chief
Antigo Wisconsin David Prichard head of the state beverage tax division blamed five per cent of tavernkeepers for giving the business a bad name. He linked that same five per cent to the recent ban on bulk wine sales as bar staff refill barrels with inferior products.
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Antigo
Wis
David Prichard
State Beverage Tax Division
Wisconsin
Local leader calls for liquor age reform and bartender limits
Pri chard urged league members to back legislation eliminating age identification cards due to misuse. He proposed banning those under 21 from serving as bartenders or holding tavern licenses amid premium wine sales.
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Champagne Label Rule Tightens on French Regions
A new regulation reinforces that true champagne must come from a restricted French area. It clarifies that sparkling wine from outside this zone cannot use the champagne name even if of similar method or taste. The rule aims to protect regional branding and consumer clarity.
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France
Champagne
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