Tantalum used to repair war injuries says Mayo Clinic report
Ta ntalum, a metal with glass like properties and steel strength, heals wounded soldiers and accident victims. Mayo Clinic proceedings describe shaping tantalum plates during surgery to replace damaged bone, with skin over the plate and living tissue preserved. The metal resists acids, heats under X rays, and aids eye socket and skull repairs.
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New York
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Tantalus
Zeus
UNRRA Buys Up to 47000 Mares for Europe
CHICAGO June 9 U N R R A has purchased 47000 mares suitable for work and breeding to ship to Europe by June 20 The Horse and Mule Association of America said secretary Wayne Dinsmore noted 30000 mares were shipped before April 17 and 17000 more are to be shipped between May 15 and June 20 Funds come from UNRRA and requisitions to the Commodity Credit Corporation for 90000 mares for export in 1946 Most are already en route.
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Chicago
Europe
Horse and Mule Association of America, Incorporated
Wayne Dinsmore
United States Commodity Credit Corporation
Dinsmore
Butte Residence Damaged by Fire at 2445 Moulton
The Patrick Downey residence at 2445 Moulton was damaged by a morning fire that forced family belongings to be moved out. Three fire units battled the blaze with minimal injuries reported and damage mainly in a rear bedroom and adjacent kitchen. The home was under quarantine for illness and the cause was not immediately determined.
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Patrick Downey
Moulton
Harrison Avenue
Race Track
Floral Park
Harold Konen
Hospital Admission and Discharge Notes
Admission list includes Ronny Lee Trengove 403 Virginia Arthur S Greene Jr 2741 Princeton Harold Wright Finlen hotel Mrs Thomas R Turman 2508 Walnut and Rose A Dunn 1815 Elm Dismissals include John Patrick Shea 3338 Kennedy Master Lanny Fred Helena Mrs Con ONeill 111 West Iron Joseph Sullivan Acoma hotel Toller Cragwick 15 West Copper Master Jesse Roberts Dillon Peter Giano 1903 Porter Mrs William Fraser 1012 East Mercury Mrs Edward Perrin 2300 Spruce and Mrs Robert Elwood 1150 West Woolman Admitted also Mrs Maud Knudsen Dillon Baby Eileen McGarry 133 Clear Grit Mike Milich 514 East Galena Jerry Fitzwilliams Butte and Mrs Minnie Blannin 2526 Princeton Dismissed Barbara Allhands Laurin Daniel Coggins Hennessy annex Martin Andre Philipsburg Mrs Mary Toole Galen Nathan Chase 406 Fast Park Betty Ann and Robert Hoppie Missoula and George Granskog Philipsburg
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Ronny Lee Trengove
Virginia
Arthur S. Greene, Jr
Princeton
Harold Wright
Finlen Hotel
Thomas R. Turman
Walnut
Rose A. Dunn
Elm
John Patrick Shea
Kennedy
Lanny Fred
Helena
Con O'Neill
West Iron
Joseph Sullivan
Acoma Hotel
Toller Cragwick
West Copper
Jesse Roberts
Dillon
Peter Giano
Porter
William Fraser
East Mercury
Edward Perrin
Spruce
Robert Elwood
West Woolman
Maud Knudsen
Eileen McGarry
Clear Grit
Mike Milich
East Galena
Jerry Fitzwilliams
Butte
Minnie Blannin
Barbara Allhands
Laurin
Daniel Coggins
Hennessy Annex
Martin Andre
Philipsburg
Mary Toole
Galen
Nathan Chase
Fast Park
Betty Ann
Robert Hoppie
Missoula
George Granskog
Communists Accused of Violating Manchurian Truce
Chinese government spokesmen in Nanking charged that Communists violated the Manchurian truce three hours after it took effect and were massing troops for major North China assaults. The United States accounts for 6 percent of the world population on 7 percent of the world’s land area.
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Nanking
U.P
China
United States
Funds Measure to Go on Calendar
A Senate finance committee plan on the interior budget proposes 329.5 million dollars for 12 months, restoring most House cuts. The bill funds wartime programs, park improvements, reclamation projects, and lumber output. two House additions were dropped, including 7.5 million for the Southwest Power Administration.
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Washington
Interior Department
Senate
House
Budget Bureau
Senate Appropriations Committee
National Park Service
War Relocation Authority
General Land Office
Bureau of Mines
Southwest Power Administration
Rayburn
Texas
Lesson-Sermon on God the Only Cause in Christian Science
Sunday services across Christ Scientist churches studied God as the sole creator and cause. The Golden Text affirmed the Lord as true living king who made earth and heaven through wisdom and discretion. A Psalm passage praised God as helper and creator, while a Science and Health excerpt stressed one God unfolding all creation and offering eternal life.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jacob
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Mihailovic Trial Opens in Belgrade Monday
Gen Draja Mihailovic once hailed as Yugoslavia’s resistance hero faces trial in Belgrade with 23 defendants charged with collaboration and treason. Prosecution argues he worked with German occupation commanders and leaders of the puppet government.
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Belgrade
Draja Mihailovic
Yugoslavia
Beavers Do Not Eat Fish Despite Aquatic Habits
Beavers are aquatic by nature and spend much time in water yet they do not touch fish or other animal food sources.
Reynolds Heads Division in War Department
Maj. Gen. Russel B. Reynolds, veteran of Pacific war service, named chief of the War department special services division which provides recreation and operates the Army post exchange. Reynolds previously led the commission that tried Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki for war crimes.
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Washington
Russel B. Reynolds
Pacific
War Department
Special Services Division
Army
Post Exchange
Reynolds
Tomoyuki
Steel Shortages Grow Worse in 1946 Outlook
Cleveland dispatch notes Steel magazine says shortages worsen as auto industry grows pessimistic about 1946 output remaining under 3,000,000 and 7,000,000 car boom unlikely for years. Delivery lags eight to twelve weeks. no new steel orders likely before 1947 with backlog pushed into 1947. Maritime strike threatens coke supply on Atlantic. output unlikely to normalize before fall.
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Cleveland
Steel Sunday
Detroit
Atlantic
Steel
Hosiery Shipments Rise in April and Year to Four Months
New York June 9 Reports from the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers show total hosiery shipments in April reaching 12,642,576 dozen pairs, up from 11,281,067 a year earlier. For the first four months, shipments totaled 49,944,510 dozen pairs versus 47,558,380 in 1945.
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New York
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Association
Mrs. J N Dawson Summoned in Kalispell Death
Former Butte resident Mrs. J N Dawson died Sunday in Kalispell where she lived the last 14 years. Survived by two daughters in law in Butte, a Kalispell daughter in law, nephews, a niece, and a grandson. Body brought to Butte and placed in Richards Funeral Home.
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J. N. Dawson
Butte
Kalispell
Dawson
Richard H. Rodda
Abe Thomas
Violet Bond
Lloyd E. Thomas
Bozeman
Donald Thomas
Earl Hanchett
Billy Hanchett
Richards
Butte Man Michael Hoy Found Dead At Home
Butte resident Michael Hoy about 60 and a former miner was found dead at his rear 402 East Galena home Sunday morning. Coroner Rudy Sayatovic said natural causes were likely with a hemorrhage. Hoy was last seen around 3 am on the front steps. He had worked on Butte hill years ago but was not employed recently. No survivors are listed. The body lay at Duggan's Merrill mortuary.
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Michael Hoy
Butte
Galena
Rear
Rudy FE. Sayatovic
Silver Bow
Sayatovic
Hoy
Mr. Hoy
Butte Hill
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Long Range Mineral Stockpiling Bill Nears End of Its Course
The long range mineral stockpiling bill advances to President Truman for signature after House Senate conference approval. Senator O Mahoney urges quick passage citing war time material depletion and need for domestic sources, with a board of Army Navy Interior secretaries and advisory treasury and commerce roles.
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Washington
House
Senate
Truman
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Senate Military Committee
Department of Interior
Secretary of Interior
Conference Committee
Army, Navy
Interior
Secretaries of Treasury and Commerce
United States
Negotiator Chou En-lai to Present Peace Terms to Marshall
Gen Chou En-lai chief Communist negotiator returns from Yenan to deliver the party's latest terms for peace in China to Gen Marshall on Monday.
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Nanking
Chou En-lai
Yenan
Marshall
China
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