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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
5
Vaccine protection linked to multiple flu strains
In a historical note, researchers describe experiments with Miss Josephine M. Stutard and Miss Mary Etzebeth Esheleian testing vaccines against three flu strains Porta Fico Lee and Weiss. The vaccine offers some protection against all three with stronger protection against the Weiss form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendel
Josephine M. Stutard
Mary Etzebeth Esheleian
Lee
Weiss
U S Infantry Division Hits 500 Days In Combat
Rome report notes the veteran United States 34th Infantry Division reached a milestone of 500 days of active combat. Army officials indicate some units may still be in the field, with lines of communication and supply continuing as operations persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rome
United States
34Th Infantry Division
Sun Rays Boost Eye Efficiency Ten Percent Claim
The article asserts that the human eye uses only about 10 percent of the rays in sunshine for vision, suggesting a low utilization rate of sunlight by the eye.
Fr ised birthday party honors daughter at city park
Mrs Gordon Atkinson hosted a party Tuesday for her daughter Jean's sixth birthday in the city park. Attendees included Mrs OH Davies Marjorie Liang Jenn ing Provo Mrs Frances Anderson and Marion of American Folk Ann M Gerald Olpin Carol Pulleybys Tommy Atkinson Margaret Meeks Patsy Morgis Bever ly Farr Jeannine Hunt Iain Fenton Richard Barton Ann Pickering Maurine Merrill LaVoy Curtis Atkinson and the guest of honor's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Atkinson
S.jeen
Annistop
OH Davies
Marjorie
Liang Jenning
Provo
Frances Anderson
Childen Marion
Ann MM. Gerald Olpin
Carol’ Pulleybys
Tommy Atkinson
Xfigaret Meeks
Patsy Morgis
Beverly
Farr
Jeannine Hunt
Iain Fenton
Richard Barton
Ann Pickering
Maurine Merrill
LaVoy Curtis Atkinson
National Safety Council Urges Safe Fourth of July
The National Safety Council and 130 allied groups call for a restrained Fourth of July to save manpower and resources for victory. Ned H. Dearborn, council president, warns that rising gas and thrill seeking could raise holiday accidents. Citizens are urged to “put victory first” and support a nationwide safety campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Tianal
Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Behind Your Bonds Lies the Might of America
Florida turpentine has long supported the war effort as a key chemical and War Bonds asset. Alongside turpentine, Florida commodities feed and equip service members and bolster national resources behind bonds. China goods, glassware, insulation, cotton goods, and vegetables worth over 300 million dollars annually are bought by world markets, and demand will rise after the war, says the U S Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
China
U.S. Treasury Department
Fourth of July Plea to Stay at Work for War Effort
A WWII home front appeal urges Americans to avoid celebrating Independence Day in a way that would hinder the war effort. The author argues that delaying leisure and continuing work on the Fourth will aid troops fighting in the Pacific and preserve independence, with a call to resume normal duties on the Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Usn
Philippines
Manila
Pacific
Avoid Holiday Accidents Warns Council
Demon Fire alert cycles through the year as warnings urge vigilance over forests ranges and watersheds. Past summers saw escapes and rapid efforts to destroy before man could act.
Utah Forest and Range Fire Fighters Service praised
The Utah Defense Council unites land protection agencies statewide to protect forests ranges and watersheds from fires. Cooperation under the F&RFFS has reduced fire damage as opportunities to escape decline over summers. The council’s sponsorship and coordinated effort are thanked for stronger defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Council of Defense
Utah Forest and Range Fire Fighters Service
State Defense Council
F&rffs
Defense Council
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Springville
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