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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
5
A scanned roster of U S military personnel with names ranks stations and IDs. Includes units at San Francisco San Diego Fort Hood Fort Leonard Wood Great Lakes and other bases. Contains sailors soldiers marines and air force members with service numbers and assignments.
British coal production rises steadily since the war with 1952 showing a record first six weeks 532000 tons above last year, and the labor force up to 705300. Output per manshift up 21 percent since 1945 to 1.21 tons, exports 30 percent higher than 1951, but Britain still imports and exports less than European partners. More mechanization required before pits are fully modernized.
The American Municipal Association notes New Orleans has hired 32 women for part time traffic duty under the Police Department to manage downtown peak traffic. In Norfolk Virginia eight women are tested as street cleaners, working 6 am to 2 pm in two groups to sweep dirt ahead of trucks.
Bremen grew from a 8th century market town to a self governed Hanseatic city. It hosted a powerful church backed rule, later merchant control, and a thriving council. Before World War II its beauty and architecture drew visitors, with the Deschimag shipyard nearby, builder of Lü luxury liner Bremen and U-boat producer.
A team of 34 European pulp and paper experts visited the United States under the ECA productivity and technical assistance program. They published a 378 page report detailing American consumption patterns and efficiency, highlighting stark contrasts with European usage.
The Society of the Plastics Industry showcases a lineup of new products to simplify daily life. Exhibitors include 135 firms and a standout catseyes dispenser shaped like two prize tomatoes. The device replaces bottle pounding and yields a clean pour with a simple squeeze.
In San Antonio studies, researchers note that living at high altitudes increases red blood cell counts and may reduce pneumonia risk for both men and mice. The findings describe an apparent reverse of anemia and imply health benefits from altitude exposure.
A burglar sneaks into a poor minister's house late at night and tries to threaten violence. The minister replies calmly asking to strike a match so they can search together for money.
A villager questions why a master favors a dog named Jake who seems useless. The master explains the dog accepts being left idle and follows along quietly, showing loyalty despite being deemed good-for-nothing.
A joke asks the term for removing a head growth after noting tonsillectomy and appendectomy. The punchline answers with a hair cut, playing on medical word endings.
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