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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

Page

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Dr Noble Speaks On India For Rotary Club

Dr William A Noble, veteran WWI medical officer at Thomas Emory Salvation Army Hospital in India, spoke to local Rotarians. He outlined Indian life, Salvation Army work, poverty, political difficulties, and vast medical sanitation challenges, noting he hopes to return soon.

William A. Noble Thomas Emory Salvation Army Hospital India Noble I Noble Salvation Army Dr. Noble

Relief For Your Cough With Creomulsion Medicine

Advert suggests Creomulsion as effective treatment for chronic bronchitis and other coughs. Claims it reaches the bronchial membranes to loosen phlegm, soothes irritation, promotes rest, and offers money back if it does not work. Contains beechwood creosote and other non narcotic ingredients. Passages urge consulting a druggist and trying the product.

Congress party loss of influence cited by Gandhi leader

Dr Noble contrasted India's poor living conditions with British India stability noting Gandhi's Congress split and princes' pro British stance. He described disease plagued villages with minimal housing and diet, urging support for foreign missions and noting Indian housing costs as cited in Hagerstown talks.

Congress Party Mahatma Ghandi Ghandi Jenna Congress Dr. Noble

Muscle Shosts in Alabama Named by Glinting Rocks

A Tennessee River tributary known as Muscle Shosts in Alabama is named for rock formations that glisten like muscles along its 37 mile cascade.

Alabama Tennessee River

Missionary Surgeon Praises Indian Work Amid Gifts and Idols

Dr Noble spoke of his and associates efforts in India where patients receiving treatment are told of divine aid. He warned gratitude can become embarrassing as natives offer wealth and seek his photograph as an idol. He described Indian life including pagan gods, devil dancers, leprosy, and diverse animal life. A boy’s accident occurred last May 29 during mock maneuvers at a house. Busch’s son from a prior marriage is involved. An old baby carriage is refurbished with gay quilted chintz.

Hagerstown India Noble First Presbyterian Church Dr. Noble Nobie Serted Busch

Twenty Interviewed for U S Maritime Service Recruits

Chief A P Watts announced twenty men were interviewed yesterday at City Hall for the U S Maritime Service. After papers are secured recruits will be sworn in. Watts plans to return next Wednesday with Ph M 2/e Richard Calin to conduct further physicals. Recruits should visit the USES office on East Washington Street between 9 a m and 4 p m.

City Hall A. P. Watts U. S. Maritime Service Watts Richard Calin Baltimore USES East Washington Street

Actress Teresa Wright sued for damages in Los Angeles

Actress Teresa Wright and her husband writer Niven Busch are sued for $15,000 damages after their 11 year old son Peter allegedly shot their cook in the arm while playing soldier. Emerson Robinson the cook is the plaintiff in the suit filed today.

Los Angeles Teresa Wright Niven Busch Busch Peter Emerson Robinson

Washington Debate Over Youth in Wartime Jobs

Washington confronts the danger of a large influx of young women from rural areas taking federal wartime jobs. The Social Hygiene Society calls for sending teenage government workers home to safeguard them amid public worry amplified by the Dorothy Berrum tragedy.

Washington Ray H. Everett The Social Hygiene Society Dorothy Berrum Dorothy

Girls workers in Washington face supervision debate

The report notes a War Department recruit from Chippewa Falls was found murdered in a Potomac river park and an accused Marine faces the case. It discusses the government’s lack of off duty supervision for young women workers and the availability of dormitories and advisers. Mrs. Roosevelt questions the value of strict rules in a press conference.

War Department Chippewa Falls Wis Potomac River Washington

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