War Hero Recalled by Navy Robert Garie
Navy recalls Robert Garie 27 of Sale Jean and sons Bobby 3 and Johnny 21 months as a World War II veteran living in Long Beach. He served as a gunner with the Navy and was ordered back to active duty while his wife Normalwar awaits transfer.
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Robert Garie
Sale
Jean
Bobby
Comate St
Aert
Johnny
Long Mner
World War Il
Los Alamitos
Tin Navy
Comer
Fon Wall
Pact Lands Deputies Urge Full Capacity Arms Output
London reports deputies from 12 pact nations urged immediate ramp up of armaments to back Western armies against Russian aggression. Led by U S chairman Charles M Spofford the group plans to start urgent production within weeks on 50 to 60 high priority items using existing facilities. Foreign ministers in New York will review the recommendations at a Sept 15 meeting after a two day earlier session.
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London
Atlantic
Arma
Pact
U. S
Charles M. Spofford
Spofford
Rments
New York
Runaway Horse Rambles Into Chicago Tavern
A runaway horse crashed through a tavern window in Chicago as Louis Kuras served beer. The startled host witnessed the junk dealer’s horse burst through the pane causing shattered glass and a chaotic scene at the near side tavern.
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Chicago
Louis Kuras
Near Side
Kuras
Peacetime supreme command urged to speed western rearmament
Report says a peacetime supreme military command headed by an American should unify western rearmament efforts. Civilian pact-nation representatives reportedly agreed the American commander’s staff would include a French land forces liaison, a British naval commander, and an American air forces chief.
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Ported
Now She Shops Cash and Carry
A garbled consumer note discusses shopping options and product references. It mentions various phrases like cash and carry and indicates a focus on purchasing behavior and remedies. The text is fragmented but hints at promotional or instructional content.
Hormone Breakthrough Promises Disease Relief At Will
Harvard physician Dr Jer Forsham described cortisone and ACTH as "magic" hormones that can abolish inflammatory and allergic symptoms while disease remains present. He cited pneumonia, eye injuries, asthma, and rheumatic conditions, noting antibodies build within days and that hormones may offer temporary relief in ongoing stimuli. Hormones boost adrenal functions, slow damaging cell reactions, and may shift medicine toward curing defusing infections and healing injuries.
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Arcaca
Jer H. Fornham
Harvard University Medical School
American Chemical Society
Forsham
Model Law Aims Unified Mental Health Hospital Rules
Washington September 8 A new model law to govern hospital treatment of mentally ill persons was sent to state governors. Federal Security Administration with Public Health Service and non government experts drafted provisions to ease voluntary admissions, limit involuntary commitments, and permit temporary detention only in emergencies. Courts would provide recourse for committed individuals, while the law seeks balanced legal medical principles rather than uniform statewide hospitalization.
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Washington
Federal Security Administration
Public Health Service
ESA
Oscar Ewing
Ewing
Army couple wed after weekend marriage rush
Cpl Robert Ferguson from Weiser Idaho and Sgt Hazel Dethmers, both stationed at Fort Bragg and Fort Lee, finally wed in Richmond after a weekend of license delays. A closed jewelry shop and a missing license key hindered plans, but a Petersburg pastor married them in a Richmond church and they returned to their posts in time for reveille.
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Richmond
Robert Ferguson
Hazel Dethmers
Ferguson
Weiser
Idaho
Fort Bragg
Fort Lee
Hazel
Prince George County
Cerk
Emporia
Lawrenceville
Hastings Court
Petersburg
Corportel
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The
New York Times
Journal of the American Medical Association
Pact Lands
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Niles
Kiney
Tuban
Alton L. Blakeslee
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