20 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
1
Agricultural expert N L McWar ane of the University of California Extension Service says permanent pastures should be mowed now to prevent weeds from seeding. He notes new pastures are weed prone and advises after grazing to cut weeds high, allowing grasses and legumes to thrive for two to three seasons.
The navy’s 16 inch battle ship rifles gain mobility from giant ball and roller bearings that mount the gun turrets. A single roller in these bearings weighs 770 pounds, with many bearings per turret system.
US seeks to lease two Greenland airfields near Julianehaab and Angmagssalik from Denmark with a third located north of the Arctic Circle on the west coast. The discussion highlights strategic importance in the Arctic region.
Kitchen accidents are most likely between 1 a m and noon and on Saturday afternoon. Fatigue from housework and mid afternoon hours contribute to higher risk for injuries.
The ideal stage for eating bananas is when the peel is golden yellow with brown flecks. This indicates the flesh inside is mellow and fully sweet and ready to eat out of hand.
The snippet blends humorous observations by Hal Cochran about optometry and daily life with a quip about vacation bills and city living. It recalls old streetcars, domestic scenes, and a nostalgic remark on trust and cash payments. It ends with a factual note that Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, written in 1868, is America's most popular girls book.
The Steel Institute recorded authentic steel mill sounds to create an educational record for blind children. A safety note mentions match sticks treated with ananium phosphate to prevent lingering embers after flame is extinguished.
A strip of cloth or tape sewn just inside the edge bears wear from trouser cuffs, preserving the outer fabric. The technique protects cuffs and extends the life of garments.
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