12 Jul 1951
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
1
A new chemical fluid named PVP Macrose or polyvinyl pyrrolidone is being mass produced as a synthetic blood extender. It can replace whole blood or plasma in some treatments, potentially easing storage and supply issues for civil defense. It may help treat shock from burns or wounds.
The piece surveys performers like Wayne and O Hara, notes John Wayne’s Alamo plans and Quiet Man filming, and mentions Maureen O Hara Barry Fitzgerald and Ward Bond. It also reports on PVP blood substitute development by Schenley Laboratories, its NRC tests, and estimates of plasma needs in disaster and war. It mentions press details on production capacity and historical blood totals.
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Ten year-old Tommy Thorne plots to scare George Butler with a “MUMPS KEEP OUT” sign on the front of the house. Winifred chides him, then Frank Stanton arrives to play nurse and rescue the plan. She confronts the prank, and the trio ends up at the ball game with Tommy included by choice.
Debates over capitalism contrast thrifty Americans with socialist and communist attacks. Farmers, landlords, and stockholders sustain the economy and jobs, while critics push for government handouts. The piece cites notes from Lumberman’s Mutual Casualty and a Senate inquiry to argue private enterprise sustains liberty, while taxes and spendthrift policy threaten stability. It also touches on Acheson’s Formosa note and aging concerns.
A lesson on enduring homes argues that permanent Christian marriage is the key to a stable environment. Love, not mere sentiment, strengthens homes against time and trials, with references to Mary Martha and Lazarus and J B Phillips.
Practical stain advice covers ink on rugs and concrete prep. Immediate milk treatment, cornstarch, and vacuuming recommended. If away, milk and corn meal paste overnight helps. For oil on summer rugs use cleaning fluid, later ammonia can aid stubborn stains.
Tas chaise and chair have rope foundations for the pads and may be wheeled. Two patterns are offered No. 315 for the chaise and 316 for the table and chair, each 25 cents. Also includes home floor care tips using boiled linseed oil or waterglass and stain remedy for cloth rugs.
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