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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1951
Page
1
A new synthetic blood extender named PVP Macrose or polyvinyl pyrrolidone is being mass produced to substitute for whole blood or plasma in treating shock from burns or wounds. Civil defense planners see it easing stockpile challenges for disaster care.
The article details actor John Wayne seeking the Alamo project and filming The Quiet Man with Maureen O Hara and others in Ireland. It mentions various films in development, including Hoodlum Empire and Iron Master, plus Richard Tregaskis research for Fair Wind to Java, and notes on PVP blood extender testing and stockpiling amid wartime needs.
A teenager named Tommy Thorne ponders how Winifred favors George Butler over Frank Stanton and plots to scare George with a MUMPS KEEP OUT sign. He worries about timing and being discovered before the plan unfolds at dusk.
Tommy stages a hoax by posting a fake mumps sign to draw George Butler away. Winifred confronts him as Frank arrives offering to drive Tammy to the ball game, but Tommy remains central to the ruse and plans to involve Frank.
A Christian view argues lasting homes depend on permanent marriage, love as the core, and resilience against shocks. The piece contrasts married households with nontraditional ones and quotes J. B. Phillips on love’s endurance, urging love as the foundation of a durable home.
Practical advice on treating ink and oil stains on rugs with milk cornstarch and cleaning fluids. Instructions cover cleaning concrete surfaces with soap and water and wetting old concrete before overlays. Also includes patterns for chaise No 315 and table 316 and methods using boiled linseed oil or waterglass for floors.
Wright A Patterson argues that thrifty capitalists across farms, rental properties, stockholders, and policyholders form America’s backbone. He warns against socialist and communist aims to strip wealth and urges support for private enterprise and limited government. He cites Mutual Casualty and Deans Acheson with critical notes on policy and taxation.
J Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, warns motorists to beware of hitchhikers during vacation season. He cites rising assaults by people picked up roadside and notes many incidents occur in states with laws against soliciting rides.
The speaker argues that guarding against communism in America requires cultivation of institutions such as the home church school and community agencies to foster belonging. Great leaders see that spiritual power surpasses material force and that thoughts shape the world.
In Boston a man charged with bigamy was ordered to post a living expenses payment of $25 to his first wife or face jail until trial. His claim of being broke was met by his second wife who supplied the funds.
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