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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
2
The passage ponders life from infancy to adulthood, questioning what people truly crave beyond material success. It argues that training the mind, pursuing social goals, and seeking companionship are essential, with ultimate fulfillment found in uniting the divine and human within a shared human need for understanding.
Strawberries show little vitamin C loss over two days at room temperature and up to five days in a home refrigerator hydrator. Washing before hulling minimizes leaching. soaking or slicing briefly preserves vitamin C, while crushing for shortcake reduces it. Youths aid war bond drive as 4 H clubs extend 7th War Loan. Ample shade and water for cows on pasture boosts milk production.
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Plant Industry asks farmers to report sightings of Brood Two cicadas as they appear across seventeen counties including Dauphin Berks and Philadelphia. Reports help chart potential spread and assess damage to forests fruit trees and shrubs while noting whether occurrences are few moderate or widespread. Also notes clipping pastures improves grazing and dairy efficiency per extension agronomist J B R Dickey.
A sermon traces humanity’s fallen beauty and God’s mercy. It explains Christ as the incarnate beauty and sole path to salvation, warning that belief alone without personal surrender leaves one unchanged. True faith transforms believers into the likeness of Christ.
Morgantown schools closed for Memorial Day week. Eighth graders all passed to high school as seventeen graduates and two diplomas were awarded at Fire Hall. Residents Ruth Rohrbach and Laura Shirk visited. Annie Hawk stayed with nephew Edgar Irwin in Lancaster. War veteran Harold Wenger wounded in Europe, on 30 day furlough. Local Ladies Auxiliary met. community notes on families and visits.
Chinese troops assault coastal garri ons and the Burma to Indo-China corridor as U S B 29s bomb Tokyo Nagoya and industrial centers. Flying Fortresses strike repeatedly while U S intelligence weighs Japanese casualty reports amid mounting war effort.
Sen Robert Wagner and Rep John Dingell press a bill to extend coverage to 15 million workers including farm workers professionals and domestics. Proposals raise minimum old age payments to 20 dollars for singles and 30 for dependents, 52 weeks unemployment benefits, 12 week maternity leave, health insurance for registrants, and 60 days hospital care with federal state health centers expansion funded by higher payroll taxes.
Army Air Forces announce a 30 percent cut in aircraft production for the last six months of 1945 and a further 15 percent in 1946 to streamline Pacific war needs. Long range bombers fighters and transports like B 29 P 47 P 51 and C 54 will stay in large production.
The House approved extending the Reciprocal Trade Act for three years with authority for the president to cut tariffs by 50 percent under current levels. The vote was 239 to 153 amid Republican opposition, with debate over automatic tariff extensions to friendlier nations and postwar economic cooperation.
The department reports about 11 000 amputation cases in the country as of May 1. Most are non battle casualties with six cases losing three extremities and one case losing part of four limbs. About 5 percent of amputations involve more than one limb.
A survey shows hospitals cause lengthy sessions and heavy bills for families. It notes the burden hits wives more than husbands and single men incur higher costs than married men, with care frequency about every 1½ years.
Near East tensions rise as Franca’s push for Western military bases in newly independent Syria and Lebanon sparks clashes with France. The United States and Britain seek a joint settlement amid Arab disaffection feared to trigger wider uprisings in Palestine and Egypt.
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