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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
5
Dr Frank Lewy director at Lahey Hospital reported success in stomach removal efforts. The Massachusetts society noted the procedures removed other growths from patients while one eight year before surgery patient remained alive and well. A loop in the device provided for certain catheter use.
In California a food scare sparked panic buying and disrupted flour supplies. Bakers blamed reduced deliveries and higher costs as federal credit efforts push wheat shipments abroad to meet shortages.
The German government announced a list of 13 000 books and periodicals to be confiscated in the Russian zone. An Allied council directive orders the destruction of all literature deemed militarist or anti democratic in nature.
United States personnel were forbidden to consume seafood due to cholera fears. An outbreak prompted actions in Tokyo Bay as orders restricted fishing and a Liberty ship Gilbert Mek was sent with a cargo of wires from Formosa. Local home economy concerns include towel care and fiber breakage.
Fragmented text references increased braking distance on ice and snow. Mentions Nazi safety aim, drivers in fatal accidents, and youths under 18. Appears garbled with stray phrases about heroin, winter tires, and training.
Tennessee aid program boosts lime supplies to Wisconsin orchards and farms. The report notes Wisconsin leadership in lime distribution while Tennesseans contribute to the effort supporting agricultural needs across state lines.
Omaha based car body repair business run by Dale D. Paden, deaf mute, and his 13 employees. Paden learned the trade after a firm offered work, uses sign language at work, and employs mostly graduates from the Nebraska School for the Deaf. His wife and children are also deafened. the venture began six years ago in a tiny shop and now sits in a $25 building.
Rome interior minister Romita says a man in custody confessed to stealing Benito Mussolini's body. The remains reportedly hidden in Milan, with the suspect offering to bury them in Predappio if not prosecuted. Government rejects any deal and withholds the suspect's identity pending Milan reports.
The text outlines wartime supply and transport issues with references to Texas and veterans. It notes low vehicle sales, reserved trucks for veterans, and a focus on deliveries and prices amid ongoing shortages. Names and exact dates are unclear, but the piece centers on wartime logistics and market conditions.
In Orla a body believed to be an unidentified man, who died of pneumonia after a rail line incident, has been found in a hotel room. County Attorney GF Bo Coeyell reported the death record and noted the body’s condition suggested a prolonged preservation for study by a local embalming student.
California authorities unveil a plan to spend 2 million dollars to build a 320 mile horseback and hiking trail system spanning from the Oregon border to the Pacific. The yearlong project aims to connect the Sierra foothills, redwood groves, and coastal ridges, passing historic gold rush sites and trout streams while incorporating modern amenities like automated gates and hostels to welcome travelers.
A military court statement quotes Lt Heme Tombiard saying he told his men not to take prisoners and not to shoot at soldiers who waved steel helmets. He claims the order was to avoid firing on supposed American soldiers in German uniforms.
Washington. Admiral Denfeld said sailors favor blue and white uniforms and that changing to new, stormlined outfits would take 18 to 24 months. Officers and men prefer the existing garb and hope to return to blues, whites, and khaki.
Vancouver detectives raided a gambling establishment, arresting several individuals including a builder and a singer. Names and exact charges remain partially unclear due to damaged text, but authorities report assorted prisoners and a potential ringleader among those detained.
A man in New York is accused of picking locks at multiple apartments in a hotel area to prevent property loss. Police report he intended to aid tenants but investigators question his methods and intent amid uncertain details.
A garbled US government notice warns drivers to take it easy amid a safety program. The fragment references President and a designated agency pushing a safety design, with unclear attribution and damaged text.
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