Congress Must Demobilize Veterans and Industry Now
Congress should act on the war veterans bill to demobilize returning veterans into civilian work and to wind down war industries without bankrupting factories. The piece urges an immediate, comprehensive industrial demobilization plan alongside military demobilization, citing Baruch Hancock and Murray proposals and warning against a recess before a postwar program is enacted.
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Congress
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Merchant Marine
Pacific
MacArthur
Stilwell
Admiral Nimitz
Senate
George Murray
Senate Committee
Baruch
England
Russia
United States
Naz
von Rundstedt
Europe
College Credit System Proves Bar to Reform
Authorities in New York state education seek co operative work experience to expand practical training but face resistance from colleges clinging to college credit rules. Warren W. Knox argues for vocational guidance and supervised work study to align schooling with business needs, while Niagara Falls High School data show limited hours and mixed outcomes.
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William Falvey
New York State
U. S
Ufe
Warren W. Knox
Divisio of Secondary Education
U. S. State Department of Education
Lyndon Strough
Niagara Falls High School
Strugh
Strough
Knox
Niagara Party
Niagara
Bowel Obstruction Causes and Early Operation Urgency
Intestinal blockage may arise from gallstones ulcers tumors or swallowed objects and can occur suddenly or as a prolonged disorder. Early detection and immediate surgery are crucial as delay increases danger. X rays aid diagnosis and prior operations raise adhesion risks to avoid in surgery.
Intestinal Obstruction Management and Sulfa Use
Dr H N Bandesen outlines treatment for intestinal obstruction emphasizing immediate operation after diagnosis, aggressive fluid replacement, and the use of sulfa drugs placed within the abdomen during surgery to reduce adhesions. Sudden onset pain and vomiting warrant prompt medical examination and physical evaluation.
Stanley Miller Named President of San Antonio Animal League
Ten and twenty years ago dated June 23 1034 report Stanley J Miller chosen as president of the newly organized San Antonio Animal Nelonge league with Mrs Paul Serpeant as vice president Mic d Simmons secretary and G A Wheatley treasurer on June 22 3928. A Kingsville rainfall report notes 14 inches in the section between 3 am and noon yesterday flooding highways and inundating cotton fields.
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Stanley J. Miller
San Antonio
Kingsville
Walter Winchell On Broadway and the War Debate
Walter Winchell comments on political figures and wartime policy, criticizing Franco and Franco supporters, noting State Department tensions, and praising War Labor Board actions. He traces shifting group names in the Klan remnant and warns of regional anti-democratic agitation across Pennsylvania Georgia Michigan and Texas.
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Peat Harbor
Klan
Pennsylvania
Keystone Patriotic Society
Georgia
Sons of America
Michigan
Sons of Liberty
South
Mid-West
Texas
War News Behind The News By Paul Mallon
Washington observers say Churchill remains hopeful the European end will come in months though no one predicts exact timing. The fight is expanding with Saipan and Normandy fronts showing intensified operations. The Pacific invasion aims to strike Tokyo’s supply lines while German morale and Luftwaffe resistance waver amid rocket plane attacks but the overall end remains uncertain.
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War Labor Board
Lberty
WLB
Aung
Saipan
Truiz
Palau
Tokyo
Washington
France
Normandy
Italy
Ebc
Pacific
England
Luftwaffe
Herr Goering
With & Ples
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Finland Stand in War Is Center of Debate
In a provocative column, George Ni Sokolsky argues the United States must honor debts and treaties, defend Finland, and resist isolationism. He contends Finland faces occupation risk, laments American diplomacy, and calls for a thorough review of foreign policy and the Pindend episode amid eleven years of wartime policy shifts.
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Finland
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Poland
France
Europe
Hel
Frocope
Hetaby
United States
Thas
Uncle Jet
Republican Party
Pintend
Those Texans By James Farber
The excerpt recounts John Wesley Hardin describing a cattle drive incident with Osage Indians. He recalls the theft of his silver bridle, a confrontation over cattle, and a deadly exchange that culminates in Hardin killing an armed Indian who threatened his herd before continuing with the drive.
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John Wesley Hardin
Indiana
Mitia
Elin
Ila
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