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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1944
Page
4
Brad ley, born in Missouri and described as quiet and diligent, emerged as the hero in the American victory at Bizerte. His job is to lead his men from the channel to Berlin.
London reports Britain's national expenditure committee urges using radar for navigation safety after the war. It notes ongoing radiolocation advances to reduce fog related wrecks, proposes international agreements, and recommends preserving salvage vessels. It adds Britain salvaged ships/cargo valued around 70 million pounds so far.
Vice Admiral Adolphus Andrews told a New York dinner that no American soldier has been lost crossing the Atlantic in navy escorted troop transports. He said the navy is now the mightiest in the world and that the United States has begun to push back the Axis with hundreds of thousands of soldiers safely transported overseas.
At a New York meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Charles F. Kettering described faster metal cutting for steel and duralumin used in aircraft and tanks. Advances include cemented carbide tools and high speed chips removing heat, enabling speeds up to 40,000 feet per minute and 10 to 20 times faster production. He urged teaching college-trained youths to fail intelligently and endure tedious work to foster invention.
Erie residents discover Commodore Oliver Perry’s Niagara flagship resting on public square 130 years after its final broadside. The ship, scuttled after the War of 1812, was raised and toured the Great Lakes in 1913. rebuilt by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission in 1939 at nearly $60 000.
The Treasury marks Meet Squander Bag as the invisible insect that eats money meant for war bonds and stamps. The campaign aims to starve the bug by targeting wasteful spending and encouraging thrift.
Mrs Margaret Frampdon, 65, woke to a barking dog and found the $5040 she hid under her pillow had vanished. She heard a thief flee. police recovered $2700 nearby and the remaining sum in a weed patch near the house.
Instructions urge sending overseas gift parcels starting September 15 to relieve post office strain. Items should be boxed securely, with perishable goods prohibited and dangerous materials forbidden. Relatives are asked to mail early to ensure delivery amid limited staff and facilities.
Peter Creguer was elected Treasurer of Walter H. Larman Post American Legion at the annual meeting held Monday evening July 24. His name was unintentionally omitted from last week's Sentinel officer list.
In Clare Friday August 11 Brown Corners faces Farwell and Rosebush plays Clare High School at local fields. The doubleheader schedule highlights rivalries and regional junior league action.
The Rebekah Club hosts a dance at the hall on Saturday evening August 12. Admission 50e per couple adults, 26e per extra lady, and 15e for children.
Mrs Chester Wallace entertained the Thistle Club at her home with two tables of contract. High score went to Mrs Everette Cook and traveler Mrs John Stoll. Mrs Cook and Mrs Stoll attended as guests. Refreshments were served.
The notes compare turkey losses from 1932 to 1944 and 1936, showing about 50 percent losses in 1932, around 30 percent in 1944, and 14 percent in 1936. The figures reflect farm outcomes across multiple years and indicate improving survivability for growing birds over time.
U S Bureau of Animal Industry figures show more than 6000 hog cholera outbreaks last year, a roughly 25 percent rise from the prior year. The warning urges pork producers to rely on preventive inoculation when sanitary measures cannot fully stop virus introduction.
Clare Common Council warns dog owners to keep pets leashed or face impoundment. Public notice stresses leash law enforcement and aims to restore order in city streets.
The Thirtieth Robinett reunion will be held in Cotton's Grove on Sunday August 20, 1944. 4512 Mrs. J C Newman is secretary and contact for details.
Correction notes previously omitted Youth Lynn Hahn and brothers Robert and Donald Wallace from Lake Louis attendance last week.
Isabella County Pomona Grange will meet at Delwin Grange on Wednesday evening, August 16th. All members are asked to be present. Pot luck supper.
George Carrier sells his farm and curtains a public sale at the premises 1.4 miles west of Clare on County Line Tuesday August 22 starting 1:00 EWT. Livestock poultry farm implements and household goods listed. Auctioneer Andy Courier Clerk Citizens State Bank. See list in next week’s Sentinel.
The Sentinel offers a limited supply of paper table cloths for large parties and public suppers. Individuals and organizations may borrow these table cloths while the supply lasts.
Helfer owner seeks proof of ownership and payment for article to reclaim animal intruding enclosure. LaVern Barber located 5 miles west of Clare on old US 10. 1 north and 2 east. Bean pickers wanted around August 15. pay half of harvest. Hela Tiedeman located 4 miles north and 234 west of Clave.
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