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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1945

Page

2

U S Inventors Still Hold Lead

American inventors remain at the forefront of world progress as wartime advances give way to peaceful applications. Landmark feats from radar and the Norden bombsight to DDT showcase U S leadership, with figures like Taylor, Young, and Lawrence highlighted for pivotal discoveries.

America Albert Hoyt Taylor Naval Research Laboratory Washington, D. C Leo C. Young

War boosts U.S. per capita income during 1940 44

U.S. per capita income virtually doubled in the war years 1940 to 1944, rising from 575 dollars to 1117 dollars. Commerce Department notes a narrowing of regional income gaps with gains accelerating in low income states and convergence toward East and Midwest levels.

Washington United States Commerce Department Department Midwest

Japan says 5,000,000 tons lost in war shipping claim

Nippon Times reports Japan lost more than 5 million tons of shipping in the war, calling it a decisive defeat in sea borne supply warfare. Current Japanese shipping tonnage totals 285,000 tons across 747 vessels, with many ships under repair or stranded at sea.

Yokohama Japan Nippon Times

Britain Built Two Thousand Midget Ships for Pacific War

London reports the British army prepared a fleet of about 2000 small vessels, from tankers to armored landing craft, plus water ambulances, to carry water transport duties in the Pacific if Japan quit.

Britain London Pacific

Lessons of War on Fire Fighting Help in Peace

Navy fire fighting methods developed during the war may revolutionize civilian fire services. Techniques credited with saving lives and property on ships like the Franklin, Saratoga, and Ticonderoga will be shared with civil departments, firms, and insurance groups. Boston firefighters already training in these methods include fog nozzles, foam, portable oxyacetylene cutting gear, and self contained oxygen rescue devices.

Washington, D. C Navy Franklin Bunker Hill Saratoga Ticonderoga Boston Fire Department

Second Hand Market For Civilians Opens in Berlin

In Berlin a government approved second hand market on Brunnenstrasse drew over 3,000 locals seeking barter or sale items. Admission was one mark. Shoppers offered opera glasses, clocks, tools, clothing, shoes, cameras, rugs, and other wares amid scenes of busy trade as Berlin seeks to curb the black market.

Berlin Germany Brunnenstrasse

War Cargo Losses Reach 737714 Tons at Sea

The War Department reports 737,714 ship tons of army cargo lost at sea during World War II from 148 vessels leaving the United States. Of this, 200,058 tons came from 31 sinkings and two damaged ships in the Pacific, while 537,656 tons resulted from 105 sinkings and 10 damaged vessels in the European war. Losses equated to 62 tons per 10,000 tons shipped from December 1941 to August 1, 1945.

Washington, D. C War Department United States Pacific Germany

Red Army to Separate Officers From Enlisted at Clubs

The Red Army will post officers only signs in army clubs. The army newspaper Red Star says current cultural enlightenment work requires sharp differentiation and separation between ranks.

Moscow Red Army Red Star

Party planning for youngsters yields wholesome fun

A guide to simple, enjoyable children's parties focusing on light refreshments, decorative flair, kid friendly games, shaped sandwiches, milk or cocoa, whipped cream, cake and cookies with ice cream. Emphasizes gentle flavors and easy yet festive presentations suitable for developing social poise.

Jimmy Joan

Children's Party Menu Recipes and Clown Ice Cream Treats

A vintage menu outlines party food ideas for kids including assorted sandwiches hot chocolate and fruit salads. It features a Bologna Filling and Deviled Egg fillings, plus a Creepy Ice Cream Clowns dessert and a Vegetable Dinner with cauliflower and carrots. Release notes credit Western Newspaper Union.

Western Newspaper Union

Dust and Memory at the Market and Home

Pattie recalls early love with Philip as strawberries trigger memories of war time. She clings to letters and photos, watches time erase their bond, and sees their son Philip Jr asking for a berry while she hides fear and longing. Time blots out everything.

Philip Patricia Pattie England Georgia Daddy

Heating Help From a Dusty Furnace and Other Tips

Heating advice covers dust filtering for return air with a filter unit and netting in registers. It also addresses diagnosing a second floor bath heat shortfall, noisy oil burners, cold concrete floors, draft adjusters, pounding radiators, and ironing along the fabric length to prevent stretching.

Mrs Allen’s Husband Surprises With Faultless Starch

West Monroe Louisiana resident Mrs. Carl C. Allen extols Faultless Starch after a quick ironing result. She notes time saved: nine minutes per hot starch, about seven hours forty minutes yearly, plus potential half ironing time. urges readers to ask grocer for a box.

West Monroe Carl C. Allen Louisiana

Lynn Says Don’t Ration Eye Appeal In Everyday Meals

The advice urges simple garnishes and decorative touches to enhance meals. Fresh carrot tops lettuce leaves green pepper strips and tomato wedges lift presentation. Candles flowers or a bowl of fruit boost table appeal and even flavor perception. Serve meatballs and chops on watercress for added effect. Grapefruit rind shapes on green backdrop offer visual appeal.

Keeps Mouth Shut The Tail Wagging Builds Friendships

A lighthearted note explains why a dog earns many friends. The tail’s wagging communicates friendliness, while the mouth stays quiet.

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U. S Chicago Herald American Benjamin Franklin Eli Whitney Samuel F. B. Morse Alexander Graham Bell Thomas A. Edison Wright Brothers Ernest O. Lawrence University of California Potomac River U. S. Navy Carl L. Norden Norden U.S Department of Commerce Children’s Party Wee By Anel C. Johns Roger B. Whitman WNU Service Lynn Doan Doans Bellans Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Nature Pinkhams VE
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