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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
4
The report describes sight saving classes now offered in multiple cities to assist students affected by vision impairment. It notes ongoing professional ophthalmic care and potential improvements in education access for children with visual challenges.
A fragment describes a baggied substance that absorbs perspiration when brushed on the palm to keep light-colored fabrics clean while sewing. It mentions using a soap dish and keeping a coop at the top of the brunch, with hints of mending and a trust already full of supply.
A team of students undertakes yard and grounds work to beautify the campus lawn and social spaces, focusing on tidying paths, planting trees, and upgrading stonework around the fraternity area.
A political notice promotes retention of essential industrial protections, natural resources safeguards, and labor rights while urging elimination of bureaucratic red tape. It calls for higher standards and efficiency, aligning with a July 9 election campaign and campaign messaging by McPOLIN.
Wash new dishes thoroughly before using them. Ensure they are clean and properly cooked if needed prior to serving or storage.
The National Safety Council notes that the primary source of deaths in industry is the operation of trucks, railroad cars, and other vehicles, accounting for 2 percent of all compensated fatalities.
A biographical sketch details a candidate with West Point training and Civil War era links, noting education at USAL and USMA, service alongside generals, and roles as instructor and engineer. It covers military and civilian postings from 1917 to 1930s including ROTC, railroad engineering, and land development in Uintah County. Captain Abbot is slated to speak on KSL 7 pm on Saturday July 6.
In Norfolk Virginia a Mississippi boy inspired by the battleship Mississippi grows into a naval officer and now commands Opderfor a developing force to test new ship equipment at sea. The unit will grow to about 30 ships and include submarines guns radar and drones for combat trials and improvements. Admiral Briscoe leads the effort with a focus on rapid field testing and basic science in shipboard tech.
London reports the British government will raise the wheat kernel extraction to 90 percent from 85 percent as a temporary measure during the world wheat crisis. Cookies and crackers output will drop by 25 percent, with further statements expected on livestock and poultry feed changes due to the shift.
SAN ANTONIO A contract to sing with the New York Grand Opera was sent to Rolf Danilo deputy sheriff of Bexar county. Danilo sent his tenor voice over 2 500 miles of telephone lines to producer Alfredo Salmages in a long distance audition believed to be the first of its kind in grand opera history. Salmages declared the finest voice he had heard in tenors and said a contract would be sent.
Cabanatuan Luzon reports hundreds of refugees crowding the provincial capital after clashes between Philippine military police and Huk guerillas. The Huks, wartime guerrillas, allegedly support Manuel A. Roxas and accuse the army of targeting refugees.
Government moves assess wheat stockpiles as grain exports fall and domestic demand rises. Plans include rationing and price controls to sustain feeding stock and brewing needs. mills may idle, and some operations could close while the new harvest nears.
The War Department announces National Guard units will be activated with about 600 guardsmen called for service. Ground forces receive an estimated 102,000 recruits while the air force quotas exclude nonpilot specialists. Officers near retirement must pass eligibility and a postwar status plan guides separations. Reserve and medical personnel are eligible for callups as well.
Tokyo reports by Imperial Traversity Scientist Masin Thuegh describe a nine day survey of bomb victims from four pepitels near the Hiro shilina blast. He notes most recover with treatment while many suffer aftereffects including nervous disorders and physical impairment.
Philadelphia reports the formation of a new nonprofit focused on mental health. The organization aims to mobilize supporters, raise funds, and advance community programs and advocacy for access to care. Local professionals and civic leaders are among the organizers.
Washington reports reveal scientists caution about existing weapons labeled potentially dangerous. debates center on biological warfare and nuclear risk, with public defense measures discussed and a significant cost noted at about 1 million dollars for research.
Soviet authorities authorize a reinstate of a block leader system similar to Nazi structure. The move assigns local officers to oversee communities with auxiliary police roles, signaling a step beyond past practices. The American authorities in Berlin say the changes echo wartime roots and reflect broader occupation policies.
Hereford cattlemen reported a million pounds of beef in transit and mass market impact as loading errors delayed shipment. Market buyers faced higher prices while locals debated available steak options and prices in town.
A local group called the Free Haircut Club plans to lower barber prices from 75 cents in a bid to attract more customers. The organization seeks community support, equipment donations, and a meeting to discuss goals and safety standards for haircutting services.
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