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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1946
Page
7
United States deaths rise monthly from May onward due to river and lake drownings. Safety experts warn that farm practices and fertilizer exposure may contribute to water contamination. Officials urge rapid response and public awareness to reduce casualties as numbers climb into the late spring and early summer period.
Instructions advise placing waxed paper at the bottom of the lunch box to separate and protect salad containers or fry cups. Sandwiches cookies and other crushables should be packed on top for gentle handling and to prevent crushing.
An odd Chicago report recounts Mike the Riven guiding a bird from a Wisconsin hunting lodge to a lighted window in town. Neighbors note his strange behavior as he stalks the glow, while onlookers react with mild alarm and curiosity.
Philadelphia health director Ro Rufus Reeves warned parents children should not gnaw railings stair bannisters or playpens as severe cases were reported in his department. He cited risks from white lead and other hazards and urged scrutiny of children’s chewing habits.
New York private relief groups move to fill gaps as UNRRA winds down effective October 1. We Emergency Food Collection closes its Maiden Lane HQ while continuing shipments under UNRRA. Friends services boost Austria aid from 400000 to 600000 dollars. JDC notes vast European aid impact. 500000 Jews rely on IDC food, with shipments across 44 countries. Catholic Welfare and Polish YMCA outline expanded distributions in Europe, including Germany and Poland.
An oldclassified page shows a room for four people near Brown Derby and various skill ads. It lists workers like bricklayer shovel operator and painters with garbled text about military enlistment and Army pay. The ad hints at recruitment content and wartime context.
The article notes Milford residents F Leary and Newlin, sons of local families, enlisting for the eleventh period to Barn Site of free mollis under the GL Bill of Rights. It mentions a student body scene with a pistol display during a public speaking event and references Dixie Junior College grid star Ler Newlin, plus Prince of Washington. It also includes general dietary calorie facts and a historical note on China's 15 B.C. civil service selection system.
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