Fight Cancer Early With Knowledge and Action
An old public health notice urges awareness of cancer risks in Virginia and nationwide. It cites 1943 Virginia deaths and 11 815 current sufferers, stresses early signs such as lumps, bleeding, sores, indigestion, and mole changes, and calls for prompt medical exams to improve survival chances.
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Virginia
Shether
Truman Life Story Highlighted by Kansas City Star Writer
George K. Wallace profiles President Harry S Truman, noting his banking, farming, military, business and political interests. The piece traces Truman from childhood in Independence through move to Kansas City, early work at banks, piano study, and family farming, highlighting named relatives and ancestral roots in Kentucky.
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Truman
George K. Wallace
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Star Ence
Harry Tran
Nolan
Columbian
Ott
Independence
Kansas City
Trumans
City
Truman's Farm Roots Shape His Presidency Path
The piece traces Harry S. Truman’s early life on a 600 acre Missouri farm from 1906 to 1917, his work with Hampshire hogs and cattle, and his return after World War I. It recalls his fairness, love of books, and lifelong reliance on common sense as his family contends he could become a good leader.
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Santa Fe
Bank of Commerce
Union National Bank
Truman
Grandview
Solomon Young
Harrison Young
Harrison
Shipp
Anderson Shipp
Shelby County
Jackson County
Kansas City
Kentucky
Missouri
John Anderson Truman
Mary Ellen Young Truman
J. Vivien
Mary
Harry S
Harry
Harry Truman
Hampshire
David W. Wallace
Trumans
British Open New Drive In Burma
Calcutta April 21 report says the British have opened a strong new campaign to drive the Japanese 710 miles thrust south from Meiktila. The 14th Army spearhead moved toward Rangoon and a line to Pyinmana. British forces report 3,500 Japanese killed in engagements near Pyawbe 26 miles south of Meiktila.
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Burma
Calcutta
Meiktila
Rangoon
Burma Railway
Pyinmana
Pyawbe
Meik
Notable Locations Mentioned Near Yamethin and Tatkon
The fragment places Tila to the south of Yamethin by 14 miles and Tatkon beyond Yamethin, indicating a regional reference to distances and nearby towns. It lacks additional context or event details.
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Tila
Yamethin
Tatkon
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