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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24

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li6en Sitter bon 8olt uno SSugen6
nidt bober 81 tperten feien als Der
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giuer Der Eeufelsl6li6e, 8er6erben
3u iGen, lit Der, unter anen mogliden
Bortpdnoen uno barntlos flineenoen
Namen Dos uebel Ger @eburtenton-
trolle 5u berbreiten. Bor etntger 3eit
muroe &lage gefiibrt, oaB bel geuiiien
Sdtigfeiten oes Noten @reu5es oen
S6een uno Brattiten Der e@burten-
fontrolle oas 8ort gereoet tperoe. 0te
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aber ni6t erlaube, ooB in ei9entli6en
&urien oes &oten &reu3es @eburten'
ontroue bebaroelt tper6e. Sbtpobl es
ia driitliber tpre, 6aBd oas gtote
&reu3 tlipp uno tlar iib gegen Die
@eburentontrolle ertlarte, muB man
immerbin anertennen, oaB bon Der
2eitung &penigitens nibts in 6iretter
Beiie fir oie Soroerung oes uebels
getan miro.
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Ser Teufel feline Selferinnen unter
oen 2ebrerinnen innerbolb oes 9to-
ten &reu3meres bat. Oie betdtigen
| ft6 g. s., tpie mir nod oieier Gage
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maBen: 8dbreno zines &ur1es fir
6rauen, bon oenen ia iebt in 8erbin-
Dung nit Der &riegstatigteit iebr biele
gegeben tperoen, bringt Die 2ebrerin
oie 5prabe ouf oas Ebema n@ebur-
tentontroIle". Sic bebouptet, Dies iei
Elm pi6tiges &apitel fri Die Srauen
Mit einem ridtigen ,5alestalt" 1na6t
| lte ben 3uborerinnen ben Muno mol
Ierig> Bis .lte mebr eingebenoe Snfor-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24

Teufel als Seino @ottes un0 Ser
Weniden. @r bat tauieno Sdlide in
feinem 5pltem, un6 MIR tatbolil6e
8a6iomteit un0 1pabre @ottesfurdt
fam oaOor betpabren Elm Opfer 3u
mer0en. y Heo. S. Warfert, $50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
verursachs werden ur' ~eb
Sic auch dem Magen .,-af'

Wenn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an
dauert und Sic mi
Serabel. nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, ublem
Mundgeruch. ver-
Stimmtem Magen,
Verda ung o.
rung, Schlaf- und
Appetite sig keit
und IhrMaoen fUhlt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24

voll Won Case und Blahunsen-besorgen
Sic sich Fornis zeiterprobtes Alpenkrau-
ter. Mehr ais Elm Abfuhrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anreSende Medizin.
hersestellt aus l6 der Natur eigenen me-
dizinische Wurzeln, krautern und Pflan-
zen. AlpenkrSuter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft. verharteten Abfall
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden. sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit verursachten Case zu
vertreiben und gibt dem Masen das ange.
nehme Cefuhl Won Warme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung Won
wollen und zur selben Zeit lhrem Magen
guttun wollen. besorgen Sic sich noch
heuts AlpenkrSuter und nehmen Sic es
Elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, senden Sic fur unser
ApsnkrSuter EinfIhrung sangebot un d
erhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
UMSONST Sod Sofi'.eStn WSstnPF@, 3oe

FORNPS HElL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
aeptisch-bringt schnelle Linderung von
rheumatischen und neuralsischen Schmers
zen, muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen. stei-
fen oder schmerzenden MuSkeln, Verstaus
ehunsen und Verrenkungen.
FORNI'S MAGOLO - alkalisch-lindere
Sewissc Magenstorungen vie Sodbrennen
und Verdauunsss sstorunRen, hervorgerufen
durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-01-13
Hdtchet-Totin' Seabee
Gets Jap And Medal

Washington, ID. c. GLNS). 49, When
Carpenters Mate &c Carl |. Hull, 46.
of San Pedro, Calf. set out to learn
the carpenters trade little did he
realize that his trusted hatchet would
some day be the weapon that would
result in the capture of Il prisoner on
the battlefront. But it did.
From the South Pacific comes the
story that Hull got a little bored on
Pearl Harbor anniversary day. Select
ing Il hatchet, he went out into the
.iungleS and Il short time later came
back with live japanese marching
in front of him.
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox
repeated Admiral William +. Halsey' 5
characterization of Hull as "hatchet-
packin Seahee and worthy of our
South Pacific iungle-hacking, Jap
cracking all-ServicC team
Hull was awarded the silver star
medal by Admiral HalSey for the feat,
an account of which was given Inter
national Labor News Service by the
Navy Departments Industrial lncen-
tive Division.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-01-13

Quite as good. or even better than
white potatoes, are sweet potatoes. Al
though the two have the same name,
they belong to two different plant
families. The common name is purely
an accident. The Swee potato contains
more sugar than the white potato and
therefore has slightly higher caloric
content. a fairly large sweet potato,
; 212 inches, yields about 40 cal
ories, which is as much as y portion
of pie. However, its content of vitamill
A Ghe one needed for good eyeSightj
is extremely high, and its content of
other cOmpOnentS. such as vitalninS
and minerals, are practically as good
as that of the white potato. The sWeer
potato is also better in vitamin G than
the white potato.
All around the sweet potato and
white potato constitute excellent foods
and should be consumed daily. Very
raised this year. The intelligent con
sumner must adapt himself to the avail
able supply, particularly in wartime
The potato, especially the white potato
alsO has the virtue of being capable
of excellent storage. With modern
storing methods, however, even the
sweet potato can be kept well. Both are
highly nutritious and constitute Il
major section of the fundamental of n
good health producing diet.
The cooking of potatoes is of prim
ary Importance. Potatoes that are
cooked in the skin retain virtually all
their food values. The most destructive
way of preparing potatoes is maShing
them and permitting them to stand
around for some time. While the cal
Oric content does not suffer, the vita
Minis, especially vitamin {, are de.
Stroyed 1t is therefore best to cook
them in the skin in as little water as
possible in covered containers. Baking
causes Il small loss of vitaminS but moi
enough to warrant not cooking them
this way if one likes them baked
Few people are aware of the great
service to humanity rendered by the
lowly potato. There can be little doubt
that just as without the potato The
population of Europe would not have
increased as it did beginning with the
latter part of the eighteenth century
so without the potato our strong Allies
Britain and Russia, would have suffer
eel great hunger and malnulrition. 1t is
safe to say that wholewheat bread, the
potato and cabbage, or BruSSel sprouts,
submarine blockade was strongest, and
it is also safe to say that black bread.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-01-13
Visit Follows Sirnilur Trip
Made BY American Trode
Unionists To England

Washington, ID. G. GLNS). - An
international exchange of visits be
tween British and American war
workers reached its third phase with
the arrival in the United States to-
gether of British ranIi-and-fiIe trade
uniOnistS and i American workers who
have spent a month in British war
plants, workers homes and L. s. mill
tary installations abroad.
To Study Work Conditions
After Il week iii Washington confer
ing with government and labor officials
- British and American. American
Federation Of Labor and Congress Of
Industrial Organizations - the Anieri-
cans returned TO their home plants.
each taking one of the 4 British men
for an intensive study Of the living
and working conditions of the men
and women who work in United States
war factories. Later the British work
ers separately will visit other war
plants, and the American workers will
return 10 their production jobs.
james Henry Ward, aircraft filter
from the Armstrong WhitWorth fac
tory in blitzed Coventry, went to Bur
bank, Calf, with Stanley Ceizyk of
Lockheed Aircraft. who is member
of the international Association of
MachinistS. Ward is veteran of the
last war and has been active in the
great British Amalgamated Engineer
Ing Union for IS years.
Pat }. Carey. Of Handley PAGE Air
craft, London. accompanied Joseph
Smith, Of Chrysler Corp. TO Detroit.
Carey, like Smith, is Sheet-metal
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New Agreement
(Confinued From Pd1e One)

CONTINUED From Page One)
ing about strike threats here and
there, but not one word about the in
creased prices of their advertisers.
Men do not lay down their tools with
out having cause to do so, as we our
selves have proved on many occasions.
Too many of our members have been
off sick lately to mention them all by
name. Fred Hill is back at work and
Fourth Vice President Charles thinner
will be back as soon as the doctor
gives his OK. Charlie" says Mrs.
thinner will be suing for a divorce if
that is not pretty soon.
We are sorry to report that Brother
Harrison Cook Succumbed to pneu-
monia the first of the year Our sin
cere sympathy goes to his family. Bro
ther Walter Minick who left us a year
or two ago died recently, also Brother
Frank Hoffman of Metuchen, the first
caster to work at the Mutual plant in
1921. Our sympathy is extended their
families.
Auditors Birch, Starkey apd Ford
reported the books in Al condition and
were given Il vote of thanks for their
services.
Brother Ford also installed the in
coming officers and Il rising vote of
| thanks was given retiring president,
AL Davies If the rank and file would
give just a little of their time and
service to their Locals, how much
better things would be-
Brothers James Acton and Ray
| Thompson were elected to the Confer
ence Committee for IS months, replac-
ing Brothers Elson and Cooper who had
served since August, 1889 and June,
| 1912, respectively.
The third bowling match with Local
Union 80 will be held Saturday, Jan.
Is on Heil's alleys, corner of Whitaker
and Beatty StS.-South Clinton Ave.
Bus.
! We were sorry to read Of "Nlikc"
Carolan being sick and hope he will
soon be WELL He has many friends in
Local Union 10.
We also appreciate hearing from
Local Union 30 through the Herald
and hope they continue to do so regu-
| larly.
The Shop Committee for the next
! six months includes: Brothers Dennis,
GoOch, +. Hill, Janice, SommerS, II.
Smith, p j. Dermody, Brewer, II.
Miller, Schaefer and Titus.
1t was pointed out at the recent con
| ference that we have the machinery to
iron out most difficulties without
| having to Set-up something new, but
we do not make use of. The best ma
| chinery will fail at times but that is
! no reason to discard it. How many
| would refuse to make use of 1n auto
mobile because it failed us once OF
twice or many times-think it over
| brOtherS.-O.C. 40.
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Decdl Girls
(Continued From Page One)

1OllllallOn.
Financial Secretary Harold Viii
liams informed us that % of our mem
berS have taken advantage of the 10
per cent saving by paying years
dues. More of our members should take
advantage Of this offer. besides the
saving involved in this plan, it also
keeps you from being suspended for
being in arrears.
We wish To call attention To the
Fourth War Loan Drive which will get
under way shortly. Display Your
ColorS' is the slogan for this drive
and we hope all decorators will heed
this slogan and do their part.-O.C.
124.
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British Workers Here To See
Working Of j. s. Arms Plants

worker, and has been active in that
union, as Smith has been active in his
local union of the United Auto Work
erS, CID.
John Henry Jones, who has worked
in the Lancashire Steel Corp. near
Manchester for more than 80 years,
was taken to the Bethlehem Steel
Corp. plant at Bethlehem, Pa, by Hugh
Mahoney, Bethlehem worker and mem
ber of United Steelworkers of America,
CIO. Jones is member of the Iron
and Steel Trades Confederation and
chairman of a Ministry Of Labor Il
National Service Tribunal
John G. Clark, of Imperial Chemical
Industries, Dillingham;, went to East
st. Louis, H.. with otto O. Butler, OF
the AF'L Chemical Workers to visit
Butler's home plant, Monsanto Chemi-
cal co. Clark, son of a village bmck-
smith, has worked in his factory for
23 years, and is active in the Trans
port and General Workers Union.
Workers See High Officials
The international exchange Of visits
is sponsored jointly by the Office Of
War Information and the British In
formation Services. with the coopera-
ton of other agencies Of both govern
mentS and the labor movements of both
countries.
During their stay in Washington the
IS workers visited Mrs. Franklin -.
Roosevelt, Secretary Of Labor Frances
Perkins, high Army and Navy officials.
the War Labor Board. the War Pro
duction Board. the War Manpower
Commission, and other agencies con-
cerned with labor and war production.
If a man can get along without
gravy he can assemble his meals with
olt much TrmIblp
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-01-13

If a man can get along without
gravy he can assemble his meals with
ont much trOuble
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Kilnnen Hold
(C0ntinurd From Pare Onc)

(Continued From Page Onc)
sick list, Brothers Clyde GOodballet
and Oscar Russell. These two brothers
have been laid up for quite some time
but we are glad to announce their con
dition has been reported greatly i'm
proved and they will be back with us
shortly.
Genial (Woody) Cronin, who is home
on furlough from Fort Bragg, was Il
visitor at the meeting. "WOody' eX-
poets to be transferred to Camp Meade
in Maryland after his furlough.
a word to our delinquent members,
better make arrangements TO pay up
your arrearages before our next meet
ing. Remember, it is cheaper to pay-up
than to pay $500 reinstatement fee.
.-O.C. 9.
Uneasy lies the head that's trying to
figure out what tomorrow will bring.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-01-13
NUTRITION AND LABOR
MORE ABOUT POTATOES

potatoes and cabbage with. of course.
occasional treats of meat, fish, cheese,
or fruit, kept Russia going and largely
still keeps her fighting 80 successfully
our common enemy. The numerous
ways in which potatoes can be pre-
pared endear them to many people, as
we'll as give them versatility of taste,
making both kinds of POTATOES highly
valuable in times of stress. No wonder
that to fight the blockade and improve
the home supply of food Great Britain
concentrated on making her population
self-suilicient in the supply of potatoes
rather than any other crop.
(TO be cOntiuupd)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-01-13
Leading Press Associations
Stomach Vicious Anonymous
Smeur Story Against Labor
Newspapers And Radio Join In Setting New Low" In
Anti-Lubor Propaganda; Confidential
Note Sent Clients

Washington, D. c. QLNS).-Press, radio and Government
have joined in setting low antiabor propaganda
The low set by the attack labor and STRIKES
New Years Eve bazond the nation by the
and radio stations which seized eeuly chance to deal
organized labor a staggering blow.
But the blow wasn't staggering hoped and brought
immediate reaction in the form of nationwide the
nifty of the attack and storm of demands that be supported
publicly eaned by the author generally understood
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-01-13

American Labor has ii healthy ap-
preciation of the desirable and possible.
That is why it has led the people iii
War Bond purchases. To speed victory,
buy more War Bonds.
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Condemns Druft
(Continucd From Page One)

of railroad employees recalled the
American Federation of Labor warn
ing last March against any unreaSon-
able plan To strip industry of skilled
workers to build up an excessively
large ArmV'
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sns9 M ss.ss.sE ais zssssllsssszs
| vIE7IuES zIN!Os
KOMARAS ir ANGEL
LAIMEJO

Promoters Jack Ganson la
bal patenkintas yaiksciojo di-
deleje miesto auditorijoje pir-
madienio vakare, kur j jo rem
gtas imtynes suajo virs 4,00o
sporto myletoju.
Vieni ejo pamatyti ta baisu
zmogu, Prancuza Maurice Til
let, praminta "Angel", kuris
emesi SUI Leo Nun1a, ir kuri
nugalejo 2 prizes l.
Xiii, ejo pamatyti Amerikos
sporto garsenybe, Jack Shar-
key, kuris atvyko is Bostono
ir buvo referee Angel Numa
porai.
Lietuviai ejo pamatyti Juo-
70 Komaro, Jack Sharkio. Ka-
rolio Pozelos ma ir bendrai pa-
sigereti imtyniu sportu.
Pirmos sunkaus svorio vyru
imtynes po ilgo laiko rengtos,
ir reikia pasakyti buvo pilnai
patenkinancios visos pen
kios poros imtiku puikiai save
uzsirekomendavo. Nors karo
metu imtikai taip pat dirba po
ivairias karo dirbtuves, taciau
Gansonui pavyko surinkti de-
Simti sunkaus svorio imtiku ir
atgaivinti Clevelande imtyniu
sporta.
Karolis Pozela, kaip Angelo
manadzeris, pats nesieme.
Juozas Komaras, Lietuvis
milzinas, Americas sporto ra-
sytoju vadinamas Joe Bull
Komar, gavo dar uz save di-
deSnl, Vlkru prleSa, kanadleJl
Al Dunlop. Pc sunkaus darbo
taciau JuoZas su savO prlesu
apsidirbo 8 minutas Is SEX.
Juozas dabar gyvena Cleve-
lande, todel galima tiketis jis
dazniau dalyvaus imtynese.
Jack Ganson skelbia kitas
imtynes pirmadienio wax, Bir-
zelio s..
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AR ZINAI kad ivyksta
Svarbios Paskaitos?
Kalba Jurgis Manages
CLEVELAND, OHIO

Prakalbos atsibuna kas ketvirta
dienio vakara, nuo 500 val, antra-
su Peck's Hall, 1446 E. 82nd Street
3-cias aukStas (antros durys nuo
kampo E. S2nd ST. ir Wade Park
Ave.). Izanga nemokamai, rinklia
vos nebus. Rengia ir kviecia sv
Rasto tyrinetoia. (SkelbimasN
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JAIJ LEITENANTAS

Pereita rudeni j Clevelando
Fem Kolegija buvo atsiustas
jaunas orlaivininkystes studen-
tas Albertas A. Jurgelunas, is
Brockton, Mass. 10 tevas yra
zinomas Lietuviu veikejas Nau-
joj Anglijoj.
Atlikes kolegijos nusklrtq
moksla, Albertas iskeltas j Te-
xas valstija, San Marcos Ar
nv Air Field. Ten siomis die
nornis iis baige Armijos Orc
Jiegu Navigacijos Mokykla ir
tapo Leitenantu.
Pereita Kovo nenesi lakunas
Jurgeliunas viename skraidy-
me pakliuvo nelainen = susi-
muse du lektuvai ore, kiti vi
81 lakunai uzmusti, tik jis vie
mas iSliko gyvas.
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WORCESTERIO Am. .Lietu.

WORCESTERIO Am. Lietu-
Wis naujus metus, matyti, pra-
deda Geguzes menesi, mes tik
ta menesi jo skaitytojai susi-
lauke, tiesa grazaus, 1914 m.
kalendoriaus.
SESI menesiai sukaks kaip
musu bolsevikai, apsid5je "de-
mokratiniu Lietuviu" kauke,
Brooklyne sunese savo klum-
pes ir paskelbe visiems Ameri-
kos Lietuviams zut-but kara.
"Galvos risis', Bimba sauke.
Bet, kol kas, tik vienas Bimba
be galvos vaiksto, o visi kit
Amerikos Lietuviai nei plauko
neprarado. Turbut "phony"
kara bolsevikai varo. -.
DIR. S. BIEzIS kataliku Dr.
ge rase: 'Velionis Smetona at
sistos salia Kudirkos, Basana-
viciaus. Valanciausko, Mario
nio ir kitu Lietuvos didvyriu. =
KAHN kur socialistas Grigai-
tbs, kuris velioni taip peizoja,
atsistos Turbut salia to Val
svilos, kuris Kestuti pasmau-
ge.
SLA NARIAMS ruosiama
"konversija" gall virsti exon
vulsija".
BOLSEVIKU Vilnis sake,
"etnologiniais desniais' Ukrai-
nietiska ir Gudiska Rytu Len
kija bus priskirta Maskvai.
Apple Lietuva 81 syki Vilnis nu-
tylejo. Turbut, bijojo pasaky-
ii savo troskima, "stalinologi-
jos desniais" Lietuva vergijon
atiduoti.
KACAPU Vilnis savo 20 me-
tu sukakti minejo "Pelenu' sa-
leje, o socialistu Naujienos =
Sakalu saleje. Labai ,simbo-
lingai: musu bolsevikai jau
dege ir j pelenus sudege, 0 So
cialistai sakalais skrido,
vabalais nutupe.
DIKTATUROS ivedimas de
mokratinese' Naujienose, pa
sirodo, brangiai atsiejo: Gri-
gaitis su Jomantu kovojo per
8 metus, isleides S25, 900, Jo-
manta badauti privertes, ir nu-
ware il elgeta j kapus. La
gyvuoja "demokratija"!
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3. 3. Fs. f.-sti -
AKRON, OHIO
Prakalbos ir Lietuvis-
kos Filmos Geg. Is
Sv. Petro Par. sale.

Suomi kvieciame visus Ak
rono Lietuvius atsilankyti 81
sekmadieni, Geguzes % d.,
sv. Petro parapijos sale, pa
matyti puikiu istorisku Lietu-
visku krutamu paveikslu. Ma
tysit idomybes is savo kaimy-
nisko miesto Clevelando = ia
puiku Lietuviu Kulturini Dar-
zeli, ivairias Lietuviu ceremo-
nijas Darzelyje ir Clevelande
bendrai, taipgi tas iskilmingas
Lietuvos Prezidento A. Smeto-
nos laidotuves. Bus parodyta
Lietuvos Prezidentas gyvas is.
kilmese jo priemime kada
Clevelanda atvyko ir dalyvayc
Lietuviu Darzelyje, ir pagaliau
jo laidotuves.
Kalbeti atvaziuoja LVS pir-
mininkas DR.. S. T. Tamosaitis
julius Smetona ir K. S. Kar-
plus.
Programo pradzia nuo 3 val
pc pietu, izanga visiems ne
mokamai. Rengia ir kviecia
SLA. 354 kuopa. Rep
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AUKOKIT Lietuvos vadavi-
mo reikalams per LVS. Vi
81 stokime uz laisva Lietuva.
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KATALKU AMERl.
kOJE VIRS %
MILIJONAI

Oficialis kataliku rastas pa
skelbia kad 1914 metals kata,
liku skaicius Suv. Valstijose
Alaskoje ir Hawaii salose -
u. S. teritorijoje = yra 23,-
419,701 - 474,454 daugiau
negu buvo 1943 metals.
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enza daugeli kirto.
Pernai mire $1,000 civiliniai
gyventojai = 4,540 daugiau
negu mire 1912 metals. Per-
eta rudeni siautus lengva in
fluenza sakoma buvo priezas-
tis, padauginimo mirciu sioje
valstijoje.
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Ohio Valstijoje 1943
Metals Mire 81, O3O

Ohio valstijoj. pereitais 19A3
metals mire daugiau civiliniQ
zmoniu nuo ligu ir siaip nelai-
miu negu kuri kita paskira
meta nuo 1918, kuomet influ-
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Parsiduoda Country Home

Geras Country home, 3 blokai
nuo skvero, prize Rock Creek, Ohio,
6 akrai zemes, kambariu namas,
yra elektra, vanduo ivestas, 80 my
liu nuo lCevelando. kama $4,000.
Rasykit laisku (24)
MIKE TRAKIMAS
F.. Water st. Rock Greek, Ohio
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sMURRAY-OHIO Mfg. Co

darbininkai nutare baigt strel-
ka ir gryzo dirbti. StreiKavo
apie 900 darbininkQ.