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Newspaper
Labor World
Location
Alton, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1948
Page
4
A critical note urges Western states to unite against the Eastern blocs of Russia. It condemns Moscow government roles and cites the execution of the Russian emperor and his family as a historical trigger for anti communist sentiment. The piece calls for firm opposition to communism.
The Cleveland News reports a sweeping feature on dangerous patent medicines and false health claims. It details company names, trial hearings, and federal scrutiny, highlighting consumer risks from popular tonics and powders and noting the FTC’s warnings.
The Wood River Township Hospital plan is launched amid Alton’s stagnation as residents, especially women on West Third Street, endure long hours in cold to support the March of Dimes. The piece argues the hospital will improve regional medical care and lift the area from torpor.
Stockholm dispatches report Swedish firm fing launching a heat resistant wood safe line. Safes are made from wood impregnated with salts that form a protective film when exposed to high heat.
No 3 Shine by Frankie Lane is noted among the most popular songs of the day in the Alton Wood River area. The list ranks tunes by local popularity.
A cryptic reformulation urges individuals to respect others liberty and conscience, warning that intrusion into personal beliefs harms society. The piece cites Thomas Jetf as a related name.
The Board of Directors houses at 33 A E Ferguson Avenue Wood River ins announces it will receive sealed bids for the construction cost of the new Oklahoma A and M College at Stillwater. Bids will be opened publicly by state and federal authorities on February 25.
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