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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
4
A fragmented report notes that shidding accidents contributed about three percent of the 4,400 traffic wounds recorded in 14. The text is garbled but indicates a statistical share linked to this factor within the period.
Garden guidance emphasizes selecting seeds only from the healthiest pods or fruits and from the strongest plants. Practice selective saving to improve future plant vigor and resilience.
The first Pan American agricultural conference convened in Washington D C in 1930, marking a foundational event in regional cooperation on farming and related policies.
Dry woolen garments at room temperature to avoid damage. Excess heat risks shrinkage and stiffening while extreme cold can make fibers brittle and harden shapes. Follow moderate air exposure and gentle handling for best results.
Pigs require dry bedding and a draft free space for winter comfort. The air indoors remains cold as it absorbs little heat and dries slowly. Before washing a swelter, press and baste buttonholes to prevent stretching.
Sec of Ag confirms record U S relief shipments to combat famine. Wheat exports from American firms are expected to make up about one third of the 1946-47 wheat crop, prompting temporary bread and flour shortages and reduced meat supplies next year. Dairy aid includes 300 million pounds of dried milk and 100 million pounds of powdered milk sent abroad in early 1946 for women and children.
Mary Akiya once Mary Dedouch, the Viennese dancer who tried to kiss General MacArthur, is jailed in Tokyo’s Sugamo prison for six months. Convicted of using U.S. mails, she remains in a cell with Tokyo Rose, spending an hour daily in the yard. the two never speak.
In Minneapolis a couple celebrated their 25th anniversary with a stunt. Bo Wo. Zima balanced his wife’s 165 pound weight against silver dollars on scales, needing 2806 dollars to balance. The mortgage on their home dropped by 2896 dollars as a result, and Mrs Zima chose to apply the money to the mortgage.
Jefferson Barracks near St Louis, a 120 year old historic post, will be abandoned and turned over to War Assets administration. Once housed figures like Grant Sherman and Lee, its grounds will be reclaimed by weeds, yet the history and notable names tied to the site endure in memory.
Regular helicopter air mail service will start in the Chicago area late this year or early next year. The plan calls for circular routes from a central airport with pickups and deliveries on airmail on a fixed schedule to outlying communities. The shuttle concept was developed in secrecy and will be tested in Los Angeles this summer.
Army scientists announce an effective vaccine against dengue fever, a tropical malady that affected more than 84 000 troops during the war years with no deaths. The vaccine, developed by the commission of neuropathic virus diseases of the army's epidemiological board, marks the first weapon against this mosquito borne disease.
DEARBORN MO Dr F L Durham reached a farm home ten minutes late to deliver a baby daughter to Mrs Cecil Foster but found a fire in the house. He bundled mother and infant in blankets and rushed them to St Joseph hospital where both were reported doing nicely as flames consumed the farm house.
In Portland, Mrs. Louisa Dingnyan, aged 81, who threads a needle without glasses, proudly shows her first wisdom tooth despite a disturbing toothache. Her 21-year-old grandson complained of puss from a worn tooth, prompting her to open her mouth and reveal the new tooth.
The Public Health Service urges protection from Rocky Mountain spotted fever as ticks thrive in summer. Reports show cases in 42 states, with Maryland Virginia and DC most affected. Vaccines exist but are limited. early diagnosis and careful tick removal are stressed. Dogs can spread ticks. monitor exposed persons daily and seek medical advice if symptoms appear.
CHICAGO. Dr. R A Behnke was robbed at his office on West National Avenue by a masked youth about 18 or 19. The thief demanded the dentist’s wallet, taking $175, while the patient in the chair, Anne Blair, was not harmed. The robber fled after escaping with the wallet, described as six feet tall in khaki trousers and a brown leather jacket.
Washington reports a bumper peach crop this season though smaller than last year’s record. The Department of Agriculture forecasts ample supply to meet consumer demand, with packing and distribution adjustments to ensure steady prices and availability into spring.
Hafis Salihh, convicted in 1939 of selling naval intelligence to a Soviet agent, was pardoned under a World War I veterans amnesty order. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ronald Walker said Salichs honorable discharge shows three years two months of service. his $10,000 fine was remitted. Salich had served two years nine months of a four year sentence at McNeil Island and received military leave.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled birth related note with names and phrases from a medical or identity context. Core readable items mention birth and a date-like token, but most names and details are corrupted. No coherent event or clear entities beyond generic references.
Fragmentary notes describe a wood inlay model named K and an associated seven year woodwork project. Mentions CHICAGH Take Lp and a desk with sentimental details. References to Michael and a wedding present hint at personal context amid incomplete phrases.
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