Soviets Use Onion Fumes To Kill Germs
The American review of Soviet medicine reports onion and garlic vapors as germ killers in wound treatment. Researchers Tokin Kovalenok Tereptyevy and Filatova found that chewing fresh onion or garlic for three to eight minutes often yielded mouths free of bacteria, noting lethal breath effects.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
American Review of Soviet Medicine
B Tokin
A. Kovalenok
I. V. Tereptyevy
A. G Filatova
Onion and garlic fumes kill protozoa says Russian report
The Russians claim plant fumes called phytonoids kill protozoa and germs, with onions and garlic most effective. Paramecium dies within minutes, water solubility noted. horseradish radishes and citrus also show activity. Human wound tests involved onion vapors aiding amputations. City pension checks go out March 31 per City Treasurer Madden.
On the Air dio Programs From Local
Local radio schedule lists daily programs and varying hosts for stations WTRY and WOKO with times ranging from early morning to late evening. Notable segments include Morning Melodies, Breakfast Club, News bulletins, and performances by guests such as Bernard Flynn and Stella Dallas, highlighting a busy regional broadcasting lineup.
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WTRY
Troy
Timekeeper
Sweet River
Troy Chapel Ser
Baby Institute
Gil Marty
Charles Barnett
Bluebird
Charles Stevenso
Melody
Bankhage Tatkir
Top Tunes Y Wlpary Tone
Rodriguez
Evelin Johnson
Morton Downey
Eve's Anke
Ozark Ramblers
Melody Time
Hop Hanngan
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Captain Midmieht
Terr
Piri
Roy Shudt
Dave Rose
Henry J. Talor
Paul Neilson
Lim
Abper
Duke Ellington
Millionaire junk dealer left fortune to relatives in Poland
Winsted Connecticut telegram reports Benjamin Epstein later Kopstein, a Polish born junk dealer, left a 1 million dollar will to three relatives in occupied Poland. The bulk of his estate also funds gifts to Eva Goldich and Ida Zieve, plus hospital and lodge donations in Connecticut.
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Winsted
Conn
INS
Poland
Benjamin Epstein
Epstein
Nee Kopstein
Hirsh Eppstein
Sarah Leventhal
Sarah Mindell
Eva Goldich
Holabird Avenue
Goldich
Ida
Sanford Zieve
Washington
Ida Hershater
West Haven
Masonic Lodge
Elks Lodge
Jewish Home For
Epstien
Local World War II notes From Troy area church bulletin
War news from Troy area lists service members and assignments. Warren Munton serves and is stationed at Scott Field Illinois. Arthur Bonesteel on furlough visits relatives. Charles H Rysedorph, seaman first class, spends time with his mother and sister. The Reformed Church published new bulletin covers with church front and chancel window art. Judy Brunell receives a one year attendance pin Raymond Buckly earns a four year bar and Richard Dearstyne a three year bar.
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Donald Holmes
Troy Hospital
Warren Munton
John Munton
Scott Field
Ill
Isaac Film, Jr
Corp
Arthur Bonesteel
Camp Edward
Mass
Charles H Rysedorph
Rysedorph
James Rysedorph
Charles Brunell
Reformed Church
Judson Walter
Wil
Kepner
Raymond Buckly
Richard Dearstyne
Command in Burma Causes Worry in Allied Command
Reports from Washington note concern over Burma India command structure as Japanese advances prompt calls for Mountbatten to draw on India’s resources via London. Mountbatten, Auchinleck, and Wavell are cited in a complex chain with Stilwell and Chennault shaping operations and supply lines. An accident settlement follows a 1943 auto collision involving Charles Doyle Jr.
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Washington
UPI
India
Burma- India
Joseph Stilwell
Stilwell
Louis Mountbatten
Mountbatten
War Office
London
Auchinleck
Archibald P. Wavell
Wavell
Chang Kai-shek
China
Claire L. Chennault
Charles Doyle
Ferry Street
Charles Doyle, Jr
Harry E. Clinton
Anthony Paone
Doyle
Paone
Murray spells out steelworker burden in budget talk
A Washington event features President Murray of the Steelworkers and the CIO delivering a long paraphrased budget briefing before a War Labor Board panel. He illustrates average steelworker life in Calumet and Gary, detailing wages, expenses, taxes, and deficits, arguing economic strain fuels unrest.
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Washington
Murray
John L. Lewis
Lewis
War Labor Board
United Steelworkers of America
Burr
Calumet
Gary
Ind
U. S. Bureau of Labor Stationc
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BUSOL
Police and Fire Department
James A. Madden
Rudolph
Paul Currier
Third Street
Wildwood
Jenny
Lora Lawton
Robert St. John
David Barum
Treasury
Carey Longmire
Guiding Light
Woman of America
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young O
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Breakfast Club
Young Widder Brown
Portia
Bill
Troy Chapel
Farrell Hi
Bob Hanes
Santis
Sardi
Nav O
Gil Martyn
Lowell Thomas
Harry Breuer
Fred Wanng
John W Vandercook
Ronald Colman
Johnny Es
Judy
Texas
Jim Lewis
Fibber McGee
Bob Hope
Bankhage
Red Skelton
Christ’n Science
Harkness
Schenectady
WOKO
Albany
Sacred Heart
Interhide
School of the Aur
Isabell Hewson
Bagh
Horizon
Louwe Benny
Farm News
Otis
Eleanor
Rodswitt
Market Basket
Aunt Jenny
Road of Life
Vic and Sade
Brave Tomorrow
David Harum
Big Sister
Helen Trent
Gal
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Cgoltheres
Dr Malone
Euhime Melodies
Joyce Jordanne
Rehan Athen Lears
Man Marlin
Carey Longlaire
the World Today
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School of the Aur Looe
Myery
Jonn Nesmith
Valiant
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Forrest Wills
Amanda
Bright Horizon
Congress Speaks
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Gur Lombardo
ASSEN
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Qur Gal
Life Beautiful
Goldbergs
Young Dr Malone
Bill Henry
Burns and Allen
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Junkman
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NEW York Power & Light
Niagara
Hudson
RED Cross
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