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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
5
The readable fragment lists names, ranks, and bases including USN USMC and army postings such as Fort Riley Fort Leonard Wood Great Lakes and NTC entries. It references Harold Baysingar George Wagner Dale Rogers and Donald Bants among others with unit numbers and locations, plus a dated oath lines from July 1952 in Peoria County.
War era demand pushes production up as miners report steadily rising tonnages. In 1952 output in the first six weeks exceeds the same period in 1945 by a large margin, with production surpassing prior years and hitting record levels.
The city employs 33 women for part time traffic duty under the Police Department, with uniforms and downtown duty along business streets. Norfolk also tests women as street cleaners, hiring eight on a trial basis to work 6 am to 2 pm, sweeping ahead of street-cleaning trucks in two groups of four.
The text outlines Bremen's early prosperity as a German market town after Charlemagne's mission in 787, its rise as a religious center, and early self-government before the 15th century. It notes merchant influence on the town council, Bremen as a Hanseatic member, its prewar beauty, the iconic city hall, medieval houses, and nearby Deschimag shipyard, birthplace of the liner Bremen and a major U-boat producer.
A report by 34 European pulp and paper experts found Americans use about six times as much paper as Europeans. The 378 page study debuted amid the Productivity and Technical Assistance program of the Economic Cooperation Administration. The survey notes wide variance in consumption patterns across regions and industries.
The University of California agricultural extension service warns that lawns rhododendrons and other plants around oak trees require much water and can cause the oaks to die from excessive moisture.
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