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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
14
A Model presents a “Check-list for Vacationers” with tips to avoid inviting burglars and protect belongings. Readers are advised to stop milk deliveries, hold mail, and send papers to a vacation address while securing doors, packing essentials, sealing liquids, and making advance lodging plans. A suggested habit is compiling a photo record of the trip for easy sharing.
World War II veteran Chaplain John W. Grapatin of the Missouri Synod Lutheran says religion remains strong among troops in Korea despite mud and danger. He describes morale improving after Hungnam and Seoul as servicemen held services and Koreans joined in hymns. Grapatin, now assigned to Camp Chaffee, notes Korean front life is harsher than Europe or North Africa and recalls Inchon and the Hungnam withdrawal.
Pittsburgh reports a barefoot 14 year old, Thomas Wilson of Coraopolis, spotted an eight point buck from his bedroom window and retrieved a rifle to shoot the first deer of the 11 day Pennsylvania season. He arrived at school late but avoided punishment, explaining to classmates the thrill of his successful hunt.
Seventy bituminous coal mining safety teams from eleven sites participated in the National First Aid and Mine Rescue Contest held in Columbus in October.
A new vermiculite poultry litter called Sans-Flor enters the market, promoted as fireproof vermin-proof an efficient insulator and non conductor. It ships in four cubic foot bags about 25 pounds and is being sold to seed and feed dealers and hardware stores nationwide.
The text outlines vast animal diversity with about 900 000 living species and many more known from fossils. It lists insects as the most numerous at about 675 000 living species and chordates including man with around 45 000 species divided into fishes 25 000 amphibians 2500 reptiles 4500 birds 8600 and mammals 4400. It also explains snow measurement by the Weather Bureau using a standard eight inch rain gauge and converting snowfall to liquid water.
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