Russians Reveal Heavy Cut In Army Officers and Men
Moscow based Red Star announced the demobilization of the largest group of soldiers and non commissioned officers yet released from the Soviet army has begun. Exact figures were not specified and the army paper said that in the next two months thousands who have fulfilled their duties will return to peaceful labor.
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Cranberries Add Vitamins For Diet Health
Science finds cranberries boost vitamin C when served in generous portions. Raw berries preserve most vitamin C while sauce, jelly, or strained juice reduce it. The fruit also contains small amounts of vitamin A and minerals like iron calcium potassium sulfur and iodine.
Utah Officials Attend National Highway Safety Conference
Utah officials prepare to attend the Washington conference on highway safety called by President Truman. Governors and state representatives will report activities, submit recommendations, and join the drive to reduce traffic deaths, with state press associations backing a national educational campaign in the summer.
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Polio Warning From Health Board Affects Utah
Utah health officials warn of possible polio outbreak with only four cases reported so far this year and no new cases since March 7 1947. National totals reach 627 up to May 24 1947, prompting guidance to seek early medical care, avoid crowds, rest and hygiene, and avoid polluted waters.
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Wartime declines and postwar readjustments in suicide rates study
A Detroit study and Dr Dublin discuss how suicide and self harm rates shift with war. Wartime declines in suicide are noted, with about 30 percent drop during World War II and a 10 percent higher rate than 1935 so far this year. Postwar reconversion brings job losses and veteran readjustments, while motives vary by gender including health, domestic troubles, and love affairs.
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Reverente EMF Prater acquires Buschwry Dey entourage
A fragmented report notes Prater and his associates, including AeMirs, visiting Reverente EMF region. Mentions Nerul Waelley and Mire Nila Setsan in connection with the event or faction, with limited readable details about dates or locations.
Hospital Notes Report Births and Surgeries in Utah County
Hospital notes list several patients from Orem American Fork Pleasant Grove and Lindon with procedures including appendectomy jaw surgery and one fracture from a horse incident. Newborns include a girl to Walne Peterson in Lehi and multiple births across American Fork Pleasant Grove Cedar Fort and nearby towns with several boys and girls named.
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Disabled Veterans Return To Active Duty in Amny
Washington reports the army reactivated the first group of about 5 000 combat veterans many of whom are partially disabled by wounds The article highlights Richard Montgomery 29 of Pittsburgh who lost his left forearm in 1944 in Rangoon Burma sworn in as air forces master sergeant He urged Ike that men with partial disabilities can handle numerous army jobs and should re enlist based on skills and experience valuable in peacetime service.
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Bad coins end up helping Boys Town founder
The Rev. E J Flanagan, founder of Boys Town Nebraska, received a sack containing 600 dollars in defaced coins. Hotel executive W J Moore explained the coins disrupted slot machines at his hotel. Flanagan said the money would feed and clothe a Boys Town citizen for a year.
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Tojo Admits Responsibility for Pacific War Start
The Allied tribunal quoted former Japanese premier Hideti Tojo as saying he bore chief responsibility for launching the Pacific war. In prison questioning last spring he stated he was senior cabinet member chiefly responsible for the Pearl Harbor attacks.
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Hidetsi Tojo
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Udly Wash Produce Advice From Health Officials
Health experts urge thorough washing of fruit and vegetables before consumption to remove dirt and potential contaminants. Emphasis is on kitchen hygiene and ensuring produce is rinsed under clean running water before eating raw or cooked dishes.
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