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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1952
Page
3
The Red Cross and armed services adopt the back pressure arm lift artificial respiration after decades of use abroad. The method offers greater air exchange and reduces operator fatigue, with research dating before World War II and extensive Red Cross studies since.
The column weaves light celebrity anecdotes with wartime era media culture. Inez Gerhard and Arie Wilson of CBS Radio are highlighted for charity stunts and a German actress Ursula Theiss dumps into Hollywood projects. It also covers TV ministers from multiple nations, Ringling Bros. Circus antics, and Warner Bros. adapting The Green Light.
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Detective Constable Simon McCall investigates a murder at a dance cabin. Bruce Wyatt lies about his whereabouts while Jim Cary is found dead. blood on a muffler and a quick gunshot arrest reveal a jealous motive over Freda Burnett.
Wright A Patterson argues the postwar rise to over 3000 generals and admirals wastes funds and staff, while civilian bureaucrats swell Pentagon operations. He notes rural editors favor Eisenhower for Republicans but expect Truman to win, urging parties to engage the rural press to shape campaigns.
Milton Katz of ECA notes European industrial productivity runs about one third to one fourth that of the United States. He adds that man day output of bituminous coal is even lower in Europe.
Quick tips cover stains from tobacco and fruit using baking soda and brushing. Skim milk processing gains extra uses. Linoleum cleaning benefits from dusted baking soda and a damp mop. High carbon steel knives resist rust with baking soda. For grease fires use salt or sand not water. A crinoline ruffle adds fullness to teen skirts.
Smithsonian anthropologist Dr. Henry B. Collins argues in the annual report that Eskimos of the American Arctic likely descend from Neolithic Siberians around Lake Baikal. He notes striking parallels between early Alaskan Eskimo culture about 2000 years ago and ancient Siberian cultures near the Lena and Yenisei headwaters.
Ninety year old Mrs. Nannie Knight displays ribbons from Cook of Yesterday title wins at the Missouri State Fair. She has entered cooking contests there for 49 years and praises Fleischmanns Active Dry Yeast for reliable results in home baking and nourishing family meals.
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