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Newspaper
Ontario Georgetown Herald
Location
Georgetown, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
3
A report by the American Medical Association notes frozen concentrated orange juice can provide vitamin C comparable to fresh juice. It warns vitamin C loss occurs with improper handling at room temperature, but remains negligible when stored at 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Dr Richard Ford of Beaton notes only 13 percent of US violent or sudden deaths are medically investigated. Coroners often lack medical training and facilities, risking undetermined causes. He says investigations exonerate the innocent and aid courts, disease tracking, and safety reviews, while blame may misattribute fault.
Defense data show 41 000 bales lint cotton and 63 000 bales cotton linters required by the Army Air Force and Navy in 1951 for bedding. Mattress felts will use all linters. bed ticking and mattress covers need 15 000 bales. pillows 2 000 bales. sheets 24 000 bales. Total fabric demand about 82 million yards with 31 million for sheets and 18 million for bed tickings and mattress covers.
Deliveries of steel to automobile, appliance and related household goods makers in the first ten months of 1950 totaled 13.8 million net tons, exceeding all of 1949 by 1.6 million and surpassing all of 1940 by 5.5 million. Full year 1950 shipments are estimated at 16 million tons or more, about double the level of a decade earlier.
Preliminary Census figures show the United States has 12 metropolitan areas with populations over a million, housing nearly 58 million people. The report highlights urbanized regions and notes growth across major cities, including Los Angeles.
A visitor from Pakistan, Mr Chaudhary, discusses upbringing and faith shaping boys into independent, strong individuals while noting women gain legal rights since 1947. He observes education, dress, and marriage trends, currency, and cultural attitudes, ending with remarks on Canadian women and upcoming summer.
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