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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1944

Page

4

Next of Kin Meeting At The Y Planned For Prisoners Of War Families

Carl Makeover program chair of the YMCA announces the regular monthly meeting of the next of kin of prisoners of war. The gathering will be Monday at 7 30 pm at the Y. Parents and relatives have met monthly since January and are invited to share letters and photos of their sons now prisoners.

Carl Makeover

Soldier vote in New York shapes 1944 campaign debate

A New York controversy over absentee and Federal ballots for service members dominates planning. Governor Dewey prompts radio messages urging both parties to guide soldiers in voting, while his attorney general argues unable to cast through nonresident channels may disenfranchise about 25 000 sailors and soldiers.

Dewey New York War Ballot Commission Albaney New York State United States Congress Lincoln McClellan New York S Dewey Fildes Indshe

Roli et Soldier in Railway Battalion Rushes Normandy Repair

Shortly after the first e ment of a United States Air Transportation corps railway operating battalion, Pt. Robert S. McCallum of 309 P Street joined the force. They landed in Northern France on D plus 1 to assist Army engineers repairing damaged Normandy rail lines. The battalion operates from Cherbourg rail yard, now largely cleared of debris and repaired. Though heavily mined, only a small percentage of track was damaged by retreating German forces.

United States Air Transportation Corps Robert S. McCallum P Street France Normandy Cherbourg

Vitamin C: body's limits on storage and daily needs

The text notes that excess vitamin C is removed by the kidneys and the body cannot store much, so daily intake should be rich in vitamin C. It emphasizes maintaining a high daily consumption to meet the body's limited storage capacity.

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