King Gustaf of Sweden a Liberal Monarch Despite War Duties
The article portrays King Gustaf as a constitutional yet influential figure who opposed Nazi policies, resisted invasions to defend neutrality, and acted to protect Hungarian Jews. It highlights his long and active reign, social reforms, and cultural leanings, including embroidery for a Worcester church and his open, democratic manner.
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War on TB highlights from page one vaccine and fistula note
The article discusses TB treatments including fistula formation and the BCG vaccine. New York State produces BCG locally and limits initial use to hospital workers. Studies in several regions suggest protection, but effectiveness and duration are still undetermined.
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Calmette Guerin
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Honey bee pollination far more vital than honey
The World Book Encyclopedia notes pollen transfer by bees is essential for seed formation. Without bees moving pollen between flowers, over 100,000 plant types could fail to form seeds and may die out.
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Chicago
Herald Co. publishes weekly Syracuse paper details
Publication notice from Herald Co at Herald Place Syracuse lists Mary E Jenkins as president and E A O’Hara as publisher. It includes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and notes Associated Press membership and rights to AP news.
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Herald Co
Herald Place
Syracuse, N.Y
Mary E. Jenkins
E A. O'Hara
Associated Press
Petrillo Sees War Over Records With High Stakes
Industry insiders discuss the 1948 49 music recording fight led by James Petrillo. He targets small independents and radio stations while big labels fear bootleg productions. He recalls 1942 45 actions and vows to end records if the industry does not meet union terms.
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Sinatra
Bomunion
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Tin Pan Alley
RCA Victor
Columbia
Decca
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Washington
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Hospital Nursery Program Aims To Retain Nursing Staff
In Atlanta Crawford W. Long Hospital opens a nursery for nurses' children to lure back experienced maternity nurses who had left the profession after becoming mothers. The program targets keeping skilled nurses by letting them work while their babies are cared for onsite.
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Atlanta, Ga
Crawford W. Long Hospital
Hospital expands maternity center with two-floor program
Herald-American notes last minute radio changes. hospital opens two floors of maternity care. The plan allows mother nurses to earn extra money while ensuring attentive baby care and provides training for student nurses by letting them care for healthy newborns from 7 AM to 7 PM, within the hospital.
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Herald-American
Santa Claus Plans Christmas Town in Savage
The article describes Heim buying 0.7 acres plus a 135-acre tract along Washington boulevard to create a Christmas capital. He envisions a permanent Savage Christmas town with life sized nursery rhyme figures, lighted trees, roads for driving through, a miniature railroad, and year round decorations. He aims to employ the town’s renewal to spread a Peace on Earth message, insisting his motive is helping people rather than profits.
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Washington Boulevard
Heim
Mindiature Railroad
Savage
Butter Declared Non Fattening By University Expert
CHICAGO Dr Keyes director of the laboratory of physiological hygiene at the University of Minnesota says butter is not more fattening than other foods. In tests substituting butter for carbohydrates in diets, a slight weight loss was observed.
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Chicago
Caceel Keyes
University of Minnesota
Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene
Keyes
Judge rejects name change for Baltimore and Basi to Baseball
Judge Earl D. Parker refused a petition to rename the twin villages Baltimore and Basis to Baseball. The court found insufficient evidence that the communities desired the change.
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Lancaster
Earl D. Parker
Baltimore
Basi
Pine trees at Roosevelt’s Little White House doomed
In Warm Springs Georgia two pine trees near Franklin D Roosevelt’s bedroom window are ordered felled for safety. Officials fear a strong wind could cause damage to the roof and plan to cut and fashion the wood into souvenirs for sale by the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation.
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Warm Springs
Gas
Ufs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
White Frame
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Man Seeks Clues After Car Theft In Kenosha
Michael Gallo of Kenosha Wisconsin says his car was stolen from a filling station after he left it with the keys in the ignition. He asks the thief how he managed to take the vehicle and wants information leading to the culprit.
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Kenosha, Wis
Michael Gallo
Gallo
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