Early Tumor Treatment Emphasized By State Health Official
Dr. I C Riggin states early treatment is crucial for tumors both malignant and benign. He explains cancer can spread via blood or lymph, and that surgery or irradiation is needed for cancer, with early diagnosis improving outcomes. Symptoms include lumps, unusual bleeding, persistent sores, or indigestion. The government does not insure Washington buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Riggin
State Health Commission
Local Markets and Wholesale Prices Listing
The page lists local market pricing for flour blends Patent Brand and Middling, corn meal sacks, horse feed, various poultry classes, and livestock including steers cows heifers calves hogs and spring lambs. Prices appear as fractions per 100 pounds or per barrel with notes on butter fat and egg products.
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Star
Kei Renes
Many Apply For Training In Virginia Civilian Camps
High school boys in Virginia and surrounding areas seek summer military training at civilian camps. Capt Edward C. Goss chairs the local committee. Due to high application volume, recruiting is halted in several Pennsylvania and Virginia counties as the objective nears completion. Virginia counties are allocated quotas within a statewide total of 1 064 spots with 556 already applying.
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Virginia
Edward C. Goss
Third Corps
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Finland Cannot Organize Olympics Says Abnormal Situation Blocks Games
Helsinki April 4. Education Minister Antti Kukkonen states Finland cannot host the Olympics this year due to the abnormal situation between the great powers. He cites political tensions and organizational hurdles as the core obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsinki
Finland
i—Antti Kukkonen
Local Market Prices for Butter and Dairy Feed
The listing shows local market prices for butter in multiple bag sizes with per barrel rates, plus prices for dairy and livestock feeds. Items include 24 and 48 pound butter bags, various bag counts, and feed products such as horse feed hog meal starter and grower mash and chick grower feed with indicated prices.
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Maphesis Sane
Edhaees
DAR
Sos
Access AO
Pieter
Virginia farmers missed 1939 conservation funds opportunity
Agronomists note Virginia could have gained 1.5 million dollars for soil conservation. Analysis shows potential gains from limestone, phosphate, and legume pasture work, with returns around 13 percent. Frederick County farmers could have earned 32,000 more in conservation payments. new AAA program offers similar opportunities.
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Virginia
Agronomists
Virginia Agricultural Extension Barision
Nists
Piedmont Visa
AAA
Frederick County
I. Fred Stine
ogi Agen te@tine
Predertok
Virginia Manufacturers Mobilize for Nationwide Business Campaign
About 250 Virginia industrialists will gather in Richmond on April 9 for a militant national campaign to promote American business principles. The Virginia Manufacturers Association and a state sponsoring committee led by James F. Ryland organize joint events with the National Association of Manufacturers. An executive session will address labor relations while executives from J. C. Oakes and F. Grove White participate in sponsoring committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Virginia Manufacturers’ Association
James F. Ryland
National Association of Manufacturers
J. C. Oakes
Virginia Woolen Company
Winchester
F. Grove White
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens
Britain Portrayed as Meddler and France as Hitch-Hiker in Talk
Baron A E Von Gienanth of the German embassy addressed University of Maryland students on April 4. He described Britain as meddling in Czechoslovakia and Poland and framed Germany’s unification aims under Hitler as a response to oppression of German minorities. He discussed Munich, the Russo German alliance, and asserted Nazi church policy favored civil law over religion.
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Britain
France
College Park
Great Britain
International Relations Club
University of Maryland
A. E. von Gienanth
Washington
Adolph Hitler
Bismarck
Hitler
Baron
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Europe
Munich
Russia
von Gienanth
Nazi Party
German Bund
Antress
Fritz Kuhn
Kuhn
Eight Local Patients In Sanatoriums
The District Nurse Association held its monthly meeting with Mrs. H. D. Fuller presiding. The tubercu losis fund treasurer reported eight local patients in sanatoriums and milk provisions for two more in Winchester. Nurses Miss Mary L. Pearson and Miss Evelyn C. Dean filed the March report detailing clinic visits, hospital actions, and rehabilitation efforts.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
H. D. Fuller
Tuberculosis Fund
Winchester
Mary L. Pearson
Evelyn C. Dean
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California
C. P
Maryville
Calif
Feather River
Ohio
New York
New England
Firestone
Wee Ty
Firestone Radios
Léigten
Voice of Fireatons
N.B.C
Red Network
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores
N. Loudoun St
Earl of Athlone
Canada
Guards
Lord Tweedsmuir
London
Barr’s Farm & Orchard Supply
William G. Bishop
New York City
Marshall John Ford
Bishop
Victor
Columbia
Decca
Vocalion
PLA
Glenn. Miller
Woody Herman
Benny Goodman
Kate Smith
Charlie Barnett
Miles Music
Beb. Croshy
Artie Shaw
Eddie Duchin
Joe Gordon
Auto
Yankee
Car Ette
Blue Ridge Lana
T. B
Powhatan Stone
Rehabilitation Department State
Chilchia
Kate
Home Ownership
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Suralene
S. Loudoun St
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