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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1944

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3

War Prisoner Use Here Not Yet Certified

War Manpower Commission has not certified the use of prisoners of war in Frederick County canneries and lime quarries. Local housing difficulties and lack of eligible sites hindered progress, with a two week WMC survey failing to disclose new labor pools. Certification depends on housing, local labor consent, and Geneva Convention adherence.

Frederick County War Manpower Commission Frederick County Agricultural Society Ghoowad Lawrence Fenneman Sion WMC Army Service Command

Baruch Committee Eyes National Physical Medicine Push

A Baruch Committee report from Stanford proposes a nationwide physical medicine program for returning servicemen and women. It defines physical medicine as light, heat, water, electricity, massage, exercise, spas, climatology, and hydrology with baths and sprays. The plan aims to aid mental and physical recovery and could see government backing if effective. George Herriman, creator of Krazy Kat, dies at 62 after starting as an office boy at the Los Angeles Herald.

Hanes Baruch Committee On Stanford University Studie Wonsweed George Uerriman Los Angeles Herald

Baruch Gifts to Aid Physical Medicine Branch

New York April 26 Bernard M Baruch today gave 1100000 to extend the oldest branch of the healing arts physical medicine.

New York Bernard M. Baruch

Cartoonist’s career spans World to A 15 foot shark tale

A New York man began as a salesman and drew cartoons in his spare time. He joined the staff of the old New York World and later moved on to a newsroom role. A bizarre note claims a 15 foot shark carries a 200 pound liver as part of a curious tale.

New York The Old New York World

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