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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
4
The Carthage Cit izen notes Indiana State Medical Association guidance on handling colds. It warns against continuing work while sick, promotes rest and proper care, and cautions that improper treatment can prolong illness or cause complications.
Plans for delivering mail to American merchant seamen proceed after cancellation noted in December with updates affecting postal service routes and eligibility.
War Shipping Administration announces that from December 1 1945 mail delivery shifts to the U S Post Office Department. Crew mail for domestic delivery uses regular channels while overseas mail goes through the international postal service. Seamen must address mail with name ship and foreign agent care lines and place return address top left.
Claude M. Jacoby reports the Masonic Service Center in Indianapolis has served meals recreation and entertainment free of charge to more than 100000 service men. Visitors came from every state and nine foreign countries as part of the Grand Lodge war service and relief program of Indiana Masons.
The two Masonic Center facilities, opened in spring 1944 and serving servicemen from everywhere, are operated and funded entirely by the Masonic Order with no USO funds. They stay open as long as needed and report rising attendance, while the organization also stages entertainment for wounded veterans at Billings General Hospital, Fort Benjamin Harrison, and Wakeman General Hospital in Camp.
Hospital heads army officials and Red Cross workers laud outstanding contributions in a feature titled Ten Days To Christmas Atterbury. A domestic wartime tip explains protecting children's clothes with light starch to keep wash suits and dresses clean and presentable.
An analysis of re employment trends projects Indiana will have about 691150 workers in service industries by 1947. The state’s total employment is estimated at 1397769, with service sectors growing faster than manufacturing and agriculture.
A light starch coats fabrics forming an invisible film that repels dust and dirt making clothes easier to wash. The starch dissolves during washing taking grime with it and reducing scrubbing and wear for mothers and workers. It works on dresses aprons and work clothing too.
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