Milk urged as vital for calcium riboflavin and protein
Mildred G Swift notes milk supplies most calcium and riboflavin in the diet, warns neglect reduces bone and tooth health. In 1946 milk provided 75 percent of calcium and 46 percent of riboflavin. Dried skimmed milk seen as cheapest high quality protein. A separate note from Stoneham mass reports Louis Martin Jr injuries after a rope leap in a neighborhood circus.
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Mildred G. Swift
Stoneham
Mass
Louis Martin, Jr
ATHLETES FOOT ITCH HOW TO STOP IT MAKE 5 MINUTE TEST
Ad promotes THOL fungicide from Sandman’s Pharmacy offering a five minute test and full strength formula. Claims powerful penetration to kill germs and stop itching with new foot comfort. Includes price note of 34 cents.
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Anys Drug
Sandman's Pharmacy
Dry forces suffer new setback over liquor license in Ouachita
Ouachita Parish police jury approves a package liquor store license for Ellis Blakeney and B. T. Coats after delaying zoning changes. The dry faction led by Rev. J. H. Keyes denounces the move as impractical. The jury meanwhile adopts a one year closed season for wild turkey and deer and approves various public works and personnel actions.
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Bawcomville “Dry Forces
Ouachita Parish
Ellis Blakeney
B. T. Coats
J. H. Keyes
Peniel Baptist Church
George Lester
Bawcomville
Coats and Blakeney
Ouachita Parish Sportsmen's League
Matthews Arrested in Ouachita Wildlife Case
Steven C. Matthews of 109 Texas Avenue was arrested by sheriff's deputies on charges from Arden E. Jones wildlife agent. He allegedly held Jones at bay with a shotgun after an illicit animal was found, then fled before being captured. Bonds set at 3500 for aggravated assault and 150 each for two game-law violations.
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Steven C. Matthews
Texas Avenue
Sheriff's Deputies
Arden E. Jones
Ouachita Parish
H. S. Parker
Matthews
Jones
Parker
Brown Paper
Man Arrested for Failure to Display Flares in Gainesville
Thomas Davidson, 36, of Gainesville, Ga., was arrested by city police at 1816 De Siard for failure to display lights or flares at night, and for causing personal and property damage. He posted a $500 bond and awaits city court disposition. The narrative also mentions a New York exiled official and a clergyman’s claim about war criminals in the U.S.
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Thomas Davidson
Gainesville
DeSiard
Davidson
Manning Calls Yugoslavia Police State Compared to Nazi Germany
The retired bishop of the New York Diocese, William T. Manning, denounces Tito’s Yugoslavia as a police state in letters to the Herald Tribune and Times. He rebuts clergy claims of religious freedom, saying no one who loves freedom can approve the regime. He cites responses from Serbian Orthodox bishops to a clergymen visit.
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New York
Yugoslavia
Manning
Guy Emery Shipler
the Churchman
United States
William T. Manning
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Marshal Tito
Nazi Germany
New York Herald Tribune
New York Times
Tito
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