Army Families to Be Sent Overseas
The army announced that families of officers and select noncommissioned officers will be allowed to join active service members overseas. Priority goes to those agreeing to two more years abroad, with eligibility extending to commissioned and warrant officers and certain civilian workers. Dependents of lower enlisted trades are initially excluded due to licensing shortages. Deployments to Europe start soon after April 7, with moves to Asia and the Pacific planned later. dependents of personnel who married abroad may follow.
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Washington
Congress
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Philippines
War Department
Army
Pearl Harbor
Europea
Japan
Korea
Tiyukyu
Department
U.S. Militares
Vinigiand
Australia
Effects of atomic blast on Nagasaki survivors
Navy Medical Corps Commander Joseph Timmes reports radiation sickness in Nagasaki survivors a month after the blast. Teeth loosened, some hair loss and radioactive fillings observed. Bone marrow disruption caused anemia and reduced white blood cells. Separate note: a prowler attempted entry at 800 Missouri Street at 9:15 pm with no description or arrest.
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Washington
Nagasaki
Comdr
Joseph Timmes
Navy Medical Corps
Naval Medical Bulletin
Timm
Local villagers gather for events amid weather and repairs
A fragmented 1848 era column notes residents of Villa Eden visiting relatives, a serious horseback incident injuring a man, and community plans. It mentions electricity wiring for farm buildings, new officers for 1841, and social gatherings hosted by Mrs May Hughey, Mrs Ekave Jivehes, and others, with showers for Mrs Tot Mae Torneden and Mrs Marie Undlenbeek.
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Wisin
San Bistevenng
Arto
Faite Bay
ACE of Tongemenia
Mu Huch
Tapa
Wind
Brink Henk
Waitel
Jay
Fred Harmon
Watts
Eure Witter Shaw
Mtr
Frank Pettengill
T. 3. Milleret
Olson
Zarny
Fred Reetz
Gretta
Dolph Feeneh
Alfred Saraeden Life
Happy Hour Club
May Hughey
Ekave
George Henik
Mirie Undlenbeek
Oriefeling
Fae Forneden
In iTorneden
Katherine Kalin
Clinton-Belvoir DF Fire District Holds First Meeting
In Topeka on Wednesday evening an RFA event reported by the Sigel home demonstration unit notes the Fire Bureau hosted the first meeting of the year on Friday afternoon.
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Injithatten
RFA
Neetine
Topeka
Sigel
Faiih Brureau
Rilfarrick
John Sutton
Guldie Sotsra
Waddie Fatrok
Addis Guibert
Zeit Fitze
Minnie Myers
Phitsey
Fred Thetipaca
Lie Wimmer
Mra. Thompson
Westminster
J. D. Evers
Ette
W. P. Thompson
Mos. McCrelcht
Lawrence
Ella Engle
Don Robbins
Aarinlark
Dire
Alva Fir
Ariy Paiges
Hee
Mee
Tally Crete
Yee
Eacine Roberts
Arthur Ferry
Local News Notes From Clinton and Leavenworth Areas
A long, broken OCR fragment recounts social visits, church events, and community happenings around Clinton and Leavenworth. It mentions gatherings at Mrs Walter Kamp Schroeder s home, a church ceremony Wednesday, and various residents traveling to Hawaii and Vinland. Mentioned are Clinton Telephone Company officers and local social visitors, with brief notes on improving residents and dinner guests.
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Walter Kampschroeder
Tory
Rose Baldewin
Hawaii
Varias
Romertink
Ward Fundy
Sein Springs
Ark
Anderson
Lawrence
Tie Arestson
States
Avis
China
Many
Clawer
Mo Fiuchter
Bruce Fon
Taralie
Ivy
Neal Stull
Clyde Herne Beantt Roe
Tenn
Tate Sound
Fred Demerttt
Sunflower
Clinton Telephone Company
Clinton School
Neuse
Lesiie Emeritt
Arthur Stanley
Midna Tornaden
Gladys Shuster
Fred Demeritt
Leng
Alice Stanwix
Vinlands
Harton
Oskaloosa County Teacher Show Highlights
The annual county teacher show held Saturday in the high school featured morning group discussions on consolidation benefits and drawbacks. In the afternoon an address by State Superintendent W. Arnolds of Topeka capped events, followed by a Methodist Church dinner and various social gatherings with many local leaders, teachers, and residents attending.
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Sehent
Audiieriis
Stite Siprietemtent
W. Arnoks
Topeka
Nnn
Methodiar
Worc
S. Voanty Saperingadem
J. TD
W. Bond
Norcenville
Theta Iudgewar
McLouth
Cokere
Dalr Stark
ML. Stareter
Perry
Everett Zinnall Mire
Mary Haag
Grantville
Walter Love
Earl Curl
Sunnyside Shuntboard
Atseule A. Ts. Hughes
Youth Fellowship
Trey Salukis
Joan Morie
Mary Jane Rise
Il Rhe Amd
Marcia Young
Leann Roberts Jr
Mre
Patrick
Chia Place
Kaufman
Erie
Condae
Lawrence Gabel
Rily
Wasmith
Kay Pace
Wood Iid Connerty
Buckley's Cough Remedy Claims Rapid Relief
Advertisement touts Buckley’s cough medicine as quick relief for bronchial irritation from colds. Claims “cracking ease” and breathing ease with malt tea, promising cost savings and medical confidence. Contains questionable branding and archaic spelling.
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Buckley
Heckley
H.W. Stowits
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