Navy Officers Warn U S Health Deficits Raise Education Role
Farragut naval training center officials told Spokane and Coeur d Alene educators that nutrition dental and mental health in the nation are far from ideal and must be addressed partly through public schools. They cited two years of recruit data showing 300 000 examined and noted high rickets and skin disease rates from poor nutrition though psychiatric loss was low at 2.5 percent.
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Farragut
Farragut Naval Training Center
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
William C. Mull
John F. Card
Americans Hold On Saar River Bridgeheads Grow Near Saarlouis
Allied forces reported extending hold on the Saar River to 22 miles and pushing front lines toward Saarlouis as Seventh Army artillery hit a German tank column near Haguenau. The Fourth Armored Division destroyed ten German tanks in the Montbrunn forest, southeast of Saarbrucken, while Saarbrucken remained a key German defense hub with factories operating amid shelling. Texans of the 90th Division fought in Dillenzen as bridgeheads over the Saar expanded under Third Army pressure.
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Mertzwiller
Haguenau
Seventh Army
Sarre Union
Hacuenau
Fourth Armored
Third Army
Montbrunn
Saarbrucken
Rhine
Strasbourg
Saar
Siegfried Line
Saarlautern
Dillenzen
Moselle
Sarregue
Rhine-Marne
State Grants Idaho Dentistry Licenses to Five Names
The Idaho State Board of Dental Examiners awarded licenses to practice dentistry to Lt. Milford M. Faylor Jr. of Nampa Gerald Gill of Rexburg and Lt. Mack Tigert of Soda Springs Lela D. Painter head of the occupational license bureau announced Also veterinarians granted licenses include C Roland King of Rigby Jay H Newhall of Preston Robert T Coffman of Grangeville E L Grubb of Boise and Charles O Williamson of Blackfoot all with various prior licenses or state credentials.
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Boise (P
Idaho
State Board of Dental Examiners
J.z
Milford M. Faylor, Jr
Nampa
Gerald Gill
Rexburg
Mack Tigert
Soda Springs
Lela D. Painter
C. Roland King
Rigby
Jay H. Newhall
Preston
Robert T. Coffman
Grangeville
Washington State
E. L. Grubb
Boise
Kansas
Charles O. Williamson
Blackfoot
Montana
Greeks Posing Test Case For Big Three
The piece discusses Moscow’s influence in the Balkans and its interest in spreading communism. It notes the Greek imbroglio and questions whether communism in Europe should have a free run, reflecting Cold War tensions and Moscow’s possible blessings on communist movements.
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Moscow
Balkans
Russia
Europe
British Tanks and Planes Battle Greeks City Night
British Sherman tanks and aircraft fought Greeks near the city center throughout the night. Papandreou praised Allied aid as a duty linked to liberty and called for a Greek regular army, plebiscite, and free elections while denying any dictatorship aims.
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Elas
Papandreou
Greece
Ceiling on Cheese Prices Set by OPA
The OPA set cents per pound price ceilings for neufchaiel and cream cheese at producer and wholesale levels effective December 12. The rates match the Sept 28 to Oct 2, 1942 freeze ceilings they replace, with retail prices based on current markups. The new schedule covers packaged cheese and those in glass containers continue under freeze ceilings.
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Washington
OPA
Yankees Raid Jap Lines Near Ormoc in Leyte Fight
Allied reports say U S forces raided Japanese lines below Ormoc to mislead the enemy while Tokyo claimed paratroopers landed behind American positions on Leyte. Tokyo radio spoke of a grand offensive against air fields as Yankee planes hit reinforcements and airfields across the Philippines. MacArthur announced land success.
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Tokyo Radio
Leyte
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Allied pushes breach Japanese line near Ormoc
Ground fighting by American doughboys of the 24th Army Corps broke through the Palamas river line about 12 miles southeast of Ormoc, a Japanese supply port. MacArthur's communique said two U S columns advanced northward reaching south of Balogo and Kang Dagit as they breached the Nipponese line below Ormoc.
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Sean
24Th Army Corps
Palamas
Ormoc
MacArthur
U. S
Balogo
Kang Dagit
Contests Filed Over Idaho County Results
Losers protesting in Sandpoint and Moscow contest recent election losses. George Strecker, defeated Bonner county commissioner candidate, charges Homer Smith not eligible due to residence in a different district. J. H. Nell, defeated Democratic state senate hopeful, challenges Republican Victor T. Morris’s Moscow win.
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Sandpoint
North Idaho
George Strecker
Bonner County
Homer Smith
J. H. Nell
Victor T. Morris
Moscow
Attorney General Rules on Runaway Child Return
Idaho Attorney General Bert H. Miller states that peace officers have no inherent right to return a runaway child from another state. An officer may act only as a representative of the parents if authorized. The ruling adds that a runaway child cannot be extradited under criminal laws.
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Boise
Bert H. Miller
Idaho
John Jackson
Ada County
Cheer Not Wanted Faragut Sailors Prefer Calm Cruises
Lieut. John R. Richards, selection officer, notes cheerful sailors irritate the nerves of 79 shipmates on submarine cruises lasting up to three months, with grins and wisecracks seen as unsuitable for duty aboard submarines.
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Farragut
John R. Richards
China Rejects Coalition Proposal in Kuomintang Talks
Chiang Kai-shek rejected a proposed Democratic coalition government from the Chinese communists after a November 22 meeting with Chou En-lai in Chungking. Neutrally stated, the government would not sign a formal coalition but may include non Kuomintang elements in governance under new settlement terms.
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Chungking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chou En-Lai
Yenan
Chou
Chiang
Kuomintang
Chese National Party
Russ Forces Close on Budapest Front Amid Reports of Bridgehead
Soviet troops advanced on a broad arc toward Budapest with claims of a Danube bridgehead near the city. The communique cited 2,375 prisoners and 2,000 German and Hungarian deaths, while Tolbukhin's units pushed along a 46 mile front between Lake Balaton and the Yugoslav border.
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Csepel
Danube
Budapest
Balaton- Bereny
Lake Balaton
Publisher Improves as Hospital Provides Update on Ruth Simms
Mrs. Ruth Hannia McCormick Simms 64 a newspaper publisher and Republican leader was described as slightly improved today by Billings Memorial hospital authorities after a critical condition following an operation for pancreatitis.
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Chicago
Ruth Hannia McCormick Simms
Billings Memorial Hospital
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CoRreotrio
Jewelers
F .Rudman
Gottberg
Camen Ap
Husler
Elevator Downey
Tribune
Johnnie Walker
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc
New York, N.Y
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Johnny
Wacs
U. S. Army Hospitals
WAC
Women’s Army Corps
U. S. Army
Idaho Falls
Piato
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