Oregon Guards Forests as Aid in War Demand
Oregon moves to protect its timber as war demand doubles forest use and raises fire risk. Governor Sprague wins a comprehensive conservation program with a sustained yield law requiring seed trees, enforcement powers, and early forest closures to logging.
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Oregon
United Press
Salem
Ore
United States
Charles A. Sprague
State Forestry Department
Forestry Department
Alpen Krauter Constipation Relief Ad Rights Burned Forest Land
An old advertisement touts Alpen Krauter for digestion and bowel regulation, urging purchase from Fahrney agents and local drug stores. A separate state notice outlines strict regulation of forest burning, camping fire rules, and plans to acquire forest lands with bonds and revenue sharing with counties.
How Tuberculosis Develops From Childhood to Adulthood
Tuberculosis can affect any body part, but lungs are most common. Most active cases start in childhood around age five and reappear in adulthood as the old infection surfaces. Prevention focuses on screening schoolchildren and removing adults who may transmit TB in households.
Northwestern student burns thesis after Japan attack
Evanston, Ill. report says a Northwestern University senior burned a term paper finished after long labor. The paper titled Why Japan Will Never Attack the United States was destroyed in a ceremonial act following news of the JapaneseAmerican war.
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International News Service
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Japan
United States
Superman in the Making at Walnut High School
Marked as a giant for his age Max Palmer from Mark s Mississippi grows rapidly reaching seven feet and 200 pounds at thirteen. He attends Walnut Consolidated High School where clothes must be custom made. His foster father Albert Henderson handles the unusual challenge as two younger brothers are of normal size.
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Superman
Marks
Max Palmer
Albert Henderson
Walnut Consolidated High School
Stamps For Christmas Gifts In 1941 Hobbies Rise
The season sees stamp collecting gain popularity as a gift idea for all ages. Tips cover choosing used or unused stamps, albums and pages, and noting a collector’s specialty whether ships, colors, or particular series. Favorite sets include Italian and German issues, Swiss anniversaries, U.S. airmail, and wildlife stamps. Magnifying glasses and pocket stock books are common accessories.
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U. S
Mussolini
Hitler
Hongkong
United States
Federation
North American
Donkey Bites Back In Calif Lighthearted Clash
Colusa California December 11 Fred Tatton bit a donkey on the ear during a joyful softball game in return the donkey bit Tatton on the arm. He spent 21 days in the hospital recovering from infection and shattered arm nerves.
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Colusa
Calif
Fred Tatton
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