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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
8
A German inventor proposes aluminum life saving footwear as a forerunner of modern gear. The devices are aluminum cylinders 13 feet long and light enough to be carried on the shoulders like oars, touted to allow walking on water.
Patch a foundation garment by circling edges with a small cross stitch for elasticity. Recommend using light weight knit material for patches on heavy underwear to reduce bulk.
Smoked turkey and poultry meats have long been valued as delicacies. The practice spread as recipes were handed down within families or created by individual smokers, often kept as trade secrets.
The text notes that corporations emerged in America during the Colonial era with banks among the first. It also mentions other early corporate types such as stage, turnpike, canal, water, and insurance companies.
Local items recount visits by families and friends in Salt Lake City and Pleasant Grove. The Roberson and related clans visited relatives in Los Angeles and Toluca, joined by Gilbert Gillman and Harry Robertson. A group toured Bryce Canyon and Cedar Breaks, with stops at Panguitch and other canyons. George Margetts celebrated a birthday with daughters Atta Craft and Evhet Tracy hosting open house. Pleasant Grove elders recall his service with the Old Folks entertainment committee.
4 H Better Breakfast Club meets at Ardith Harris home with plans for activities. Officers elected: Helen Wicklund president LaDean Walker vice president Nina Nelson secretary Berniece Layell reader Rayola Gillman songleaders Carol Smith recreation chair and assistants Betty Hardman Joyce Swenson Joanne Syvenson Ardith Harris honored with a birthday party hosted by Mrs Florence O Gillman after the meeting, with games and refreshments.
A vendor named Jimmy, one of 800,000 newspaper boys, sold war stamps and bonds totaling 179 million plus before the war ended. He continues buying savings stamps postwar, shown as a citizen’s trusted contributor to national efforts and future leadership.
A wartime tribute recalls Normandy invasion and urges readers to back the nation’s future by purchasing more Savings Bonds. The message ties June 6 symbolism to financial patriotism and personal duty to invest in the country’s postwar stability.
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