Births rise as war economy fuels population boom
The stork was busy in the United States last year with record births 8 200 000 nationally and a doubling in Pacific Coast states. Infant deaths in 1945 likely under 40 per 1 000 births. Washington County Hospital reports 278 births, new nursery room, and approval from the American College of Surgeons. Hospital care seen as vital to civilization alongside water, fire, and progress.
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Do You Understand The War’s Burden Across War Time
A long reader letter from the South Pacific contrasts civilian hardships with defense plant work and rationing, ending with the plea Do you understand It notes long hours at a defense plant and limited transportation while sharing mutual sacrifices Then a Texas tale and a military joke close the column with light humor
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Birthday wishes flood Journal readers nationwide
The piece notes widespread birthday greetings to the recipient, including messages from Prescott Arizona and Oakland California. It mentions over 50 postman-delivered greetings and cites the Journal as widely read beyond local circles. The author thanks the Journal and readers for the birthday wishes.
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Quieter New Year Reflections From Pastor Coon
A note from former Washington Baptist pastor Mr. Coon describes his aging, white hair, and steady health as he shares daily routines such as a 4 1/2 mile hike and market trips. He mentions friends turning octogenarian, a 103rd birthday, and thanks readers for friendly messages while keeping up with simple, healthful activities.
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The Fal outshines rivals in wartime drama run
John Garfield and Maureen O Hara star in a World War II era film with strong performances and tense battlefront scenes. The production delivers brisk pacing, vivid set pieces, and a stirring conclusion that highlights courage and sacrifice.
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Len Sparrow and World War II Era Spy Thriller At State
The film follows Garfield in New York City on the eve of U S entry into World War II. After two years in prison he seeks vengeance for a friend's murder while tracking enemy agents among European refugees. Garfield beds several women, and torturous intrigue unfolds as Hitler seeks a secret he guards.
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Manganese Production in Russia Dominated Prewar Output
Russia produced more than two thirds of world manganese before the war, shaping global supply. The prewar era saw Russia as the leading manganese producer with a major share of this strategic mineral.
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