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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
6
The article lists radio and music program lineups featuring Burns and Allen Dinah Shore and The Story of Music with host Mommie and the Men Jack Smith. Contested items include Mr Keen and Richard Harkness.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a man drinking hot coffee and suffering injuries. It notes emergency appearance for an ear issue and choking from hot liquid, with teeth causing a cut, a fall from a chair, and a head strike with an ear injury.
The Am erican Foundation for Animal Health warns of a new risk from overreliance on DDT penicillin and other drugs. It urges farmers to maintain basic disease prevention such as segregation quarantine sanitation manure disposal and prompt diagnosis to avoid disastrous livestock losses.
Through February 20 1946 the Regular Navy has enlisted 167 390 men In the period ending that date 6236 first enlistments 2715 transfers to the Regular Navy from other services and inductees and 834 terms and extensions were recorded Young men are urged to discuss enlistment with Chief Wright at the recruiting office in the office building to learn what peacetime Regular Navy offers.
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hours ending 7 am No precipitation. March to date 0.09 inches year to date 3.12 inches. Averages include 36.49 inches annually over 33 years with monthly lows and highs. December through August values listed with 1913 45 period.
A compact crossword clue set hints at upcoming publication readiness. Clues include preparations for print and slang for information along with a phrase describing ink coverage.
Article reviews the use of sympathetic nervous system surgery to treat hypertension. At General Massachusetts Hospital 156 patients were followed one to five years after removing portions of sympathetic nerves. About eight of ten showed diastolic improvement, with better heart and kidney function and subjective relief, noting women fared better than men.
Five year old Tommy Sawyer plays near farm work with dynamite caps. Experts warn that blasting caps are dangerous when left accessible and could injure both children and adults. Do not touch caps. mark and report until an adult locates the owner.
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