America risks losing world economic lead after war
The piece warns that the United States may miss postwar opportunities as other nations recover, while domestic strikes and inflation challenge production. It urges a national push to increase output and curb consumption to restore price stability and maintain global competitiveness.
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Germany
New York
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Hatfield Attends London Tuberculosis Conference
Dr J Charls Hatfield and colleagues returned from Europe where they attended the British National Association meeting on tuberculosis in London. Hatfield urged Americans to boost efforts against tuberculosis, calling it the greatest plague and predicting worsening conditions without action.
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National Tuberculous Association
Europe
David R. Lyman
William Charles White
British National Association
London
Arrienddy Horfield
America
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England
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American Leaders Urge Tuberculosis Fight in 1920
The article lauds American efforts to combat tuberculosis as Europe’s manpower wanes. It highlights the Red Cross seal sale as vital and notes endorsements from European experts. Dr. David B. Leman and Dr. William Charles White praise U S leadership and call for expanding the 1920 tuberculosis campaign.
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Wallingford
Cann
National Tuberculosis Association
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Star Valley School Notes Report Attendance and Red Cross Detail
The Star Valley district notes show attendance figures with high school Red Cross participation at 100 percent for juniors and sophomores, little success for other classes, and a push for full district membership. The board approved a Thanksgiving holiday in exchange for October 13 lessons, with sympathy sent to the Barrus family. Alumni updates include postwar moves and campus notes across classes and local staff changes.
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Kemmerer High School Class Notes Summary
The Petit Ranger records Freshman notes on seating delays and cooking aromas, absent students including Edward Brady and Alice Ball, Doyle Twiebel leaving for Boise for health, Bill Sutton elected president, and a party mishap. Sophomores prep for an after Thanksgiving program with one rubber heel mishap and humorous classroom notions.
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Boise
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Doyle
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For Rent and For Sale Notices from Theresa Strueal
For rent a business property on the east side of the Trisnals formerly Miners’ saloon with fixtures and a rear residence. For particulars write Theresa Strueal. Also sale or rent of a building formerly occupied by Lineale Courie ry Garage in Kemneree Union Lawn inv. net BBA.
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