Fight Against Infantile Paralysis Seen With Hope
The battle against infantile paralysis shows promise through the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and public donations. The Kenny method eases suffering but is not a cure, and the foundation funds care, research, and local chapters across the country.
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National Foundation For
United States
Egypt
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
New Haven
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Tree Farming on Mined-Out Land Opens Forest Frontier
Illinois scientists note strip mining creates submarginal land now suitable for reforestation. Black locust and conifers speed soil recovery, add humus, and yield timber as 7.25 million trees on 12 counties since 1930. Open cut mining reforms soil and turns spoil into recreational, productive forestland.
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Wooldland
College of Agriculture of the
University—of Illinois
Illinois
Soil Chemists
Canada
New England
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Irish Hills
Michigan
Adirondacks
America
Three American airmen honored with interfaith service on island
News item recalls Ed ward Mallory Vogel from Tennessee New Izzie Goldberg from the Bronx and Edwin J. Lipowski from Waukegan who were killed in a naval air crash. A Protestant chaplain a Catholic priest and a rabbi officiated over a distant shore ceremony with Old Glory raised. The piece extols unity across faiths and patriotism amid war.
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Edward Mallory Vogel
Tennessee
Izzie Goldberg
Bronx
York
Edwin J. Lipowski
San Repair
Juan Harbor
Waukegan
Moses
Reforested Spoils Stocked With Fish In Indiana
In Indiana Linton city buys over 600 acres of reforested spoil land to be stocked with fish and support a hatchery. Plans include quail planting, roads, and bridle paths along ridges and valleys created by mining. Foresters plant native trees to reduce erosion and provide wildlife food and cover.
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John Q
U. S. Bureau of Mines
John. Q
Indiana
Linton
Camel Cigarettes Favorite Among Service Members
The article notes Camel cigarettes as the preferred brand in Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard sales records in service stores. Camel cartons are common gifts for service members and local dealers are promoting Camel cartons for troops stationed anywhere.
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ARMY
Paul McNutt
Truman Committee
McNutt
Patterson
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Hitler
North Africa
Pacific
Russia
England
United States
Marines
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Walter Winchell
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Kenny
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Arkansas
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Missouri
Europe
Hatch
New Mexico
White House
Congress
Lick
Washington
Stone
Supreme Court
Marvin McIntyre
Ford
Packard
Henry Wallace
Wardman Park
Capitol
Sam Rayburn
DuPont Circle
Seventh Street
Senator Thomas
Oklahoma
16Th Street
Milo Perkins
Board of Economic Warfare
Ng Forest
Hillside
L’envoi
Popper
Miami
St. James
N. Y
Ima Dodo
Chidsey Brace
Otis Carr
Casper Mix
Sticks
Heinz & Co
John Kiernan
el Pwitchell
W. Broadway, Llc
Summerhays Music Company
West
Liberal Credit
Terman
Jesse M. Chase
Frade
Ogden
Provo
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Boise
Blackfoot
WN. U
Salt Lake
Hanging Lakes
Alaska
Barbers
Marysville
Calif
Kent-Blades
HEINZ
Mall
Southe Ealt Lake City
Utah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Siren
Pinkham
WNU
Dean
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