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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
3
Advertisement offers complete pattern 5883 for a sun suit and bolero for ages 2 to 4 with cherry applique pocket design. Instructions and finishing steps included. Send 16 cents, plus name and address, to receive pattern.
The K ration backed by the army and Marine Corps provided emergency combat meals for front line troops from Guadalcanal onward. Each day’s three cartons total 43 ounces and 3726 calories, with breakfast, dinner, and supper items designed for rapid access and rugged handling.
A laboratory study by the American Institute of Laundering explains fabric damage cases. It details how holes, stains, and ragged areas arise from chemicals like permanganate crystals termites and other causes, with examples from a South Carolina naval coat and Nebraska shirts verified by entomologists.
Gabrielle highlights style with a pink rose painted on black gloves and suggests wearing a rose in hair and cheeks for harmony. She notes rose perfume leans mid Victorian yet remains feminine, in a feature from Ledger Syndicate WNU Features.
British 14th Army troops mopping up scattered Japanese forces in Burma report capturing enemy guns and equipment at Tenanama, 27 miles south of Minbu on the Irrawaddy River, about 250 miles above Rangoon.
An article notes shifts in hunting purposes due to food shortages in meat grains and vegetables. It cites ducks in California as a crop threat needing control and highlights the value of hunting for meat and conservation. It also mentions pheasants rabbits and deer as abundant wildlife with economic and aesthetic value and warns against overabundance.
A playful survey across coast to coast lists teen opinions on attractive boys. It highlights traits like personality, dancing, humor, manners, conversation, and looks, plus tongue in cheek jokes and teen slang. A Teen Canteen pitch urges local youth to participate and support community gatherings.
Western Newspaper Union reports on Hollywood families welcoming babies during World War II. The piece lists many actors and their spouses with newborns, notes the industry’s war role, and warns leaders must emerge to prevent future losses.
A Tass dispatch from Warsaw reports a document signed by Adolf Hitler ordering the crowns and scepters of Polish kings taken to Germany for his personal collection. The exhibition opening described Nazi plunder of Polish art, museums, and a destroyed Egyptian mummy collection.
A simple plywood tray 20 inches by 15 with a gallery edge and handles plus a matching stand of straight strips and webbing. No special tools needed. Pattern 268 provides actual size cuts and assembly directions with a materials list. Send 15 cents with name and address to receive.
A Wales literary congress hosts a final relic of ancient contests where heroes fought with wits not weapons. A poet attempts a penniyl a cappella while a harpist plays, varying the tune to confound the singer and often halting the music mid sentence.
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