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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
2
The piece argues Americans backed the two billion dollar atomic program to end the war and save lives. It urges using similar funds to accelerate cancer and tuberculosis research and eliminate peacetime killers, noting current cancer funding is far below proposed levels.
The famous war insect killer DDT becomes public. Claims about its powers include killing flies and mosquitoes for years when in paint or wallpaper, ending moths, reducing garden pests, and possibly safe body repellent. It may also control termites and spare beneficial insects.
Big Ten coaches rate Michigan as the top prospect, with Minnesota and Ohio State following. Discharges rise as stars move and teams fear weakened schedules. Great Lakes may cancel its season. veterans returning could decide the title race amid disorganized college football. Baseball notes cover Feller’s return, Cooper’s arm, Garr’s life pass, Hornsby diet theory debunked, Cubs’ hotdog meal before Dodgers win, and Tennessee stadium expansion.
Colby Chester, chairman of General Foods Corp, argues production should drive down inflation rather than political remedies. He emphasizes efficiency, manufacturing growth, and supply chain improvements as the core solution.
Sophie Smith, a grandmother and insulator assembler at General Electric in Schenectady New York, followed each component through the manufacturing process. Her curiosity led to 100 ideas with about half accepting and $500 in extra pay plus a promotion to transmitter inspection.
Fall cleaning begins with outdoor yard work including raking leaves and burning dead plants. Inside, reorganize living spaces for good light and comfort, then prep soil and plant bulbs such as daffodils and tulips while sowing cool season flowers like forget me nots violas and pansies for spring blossoms.
The text contrasts adults with children, savages, and the insane, arguing that healthy adults repress childhood thoughts and dreams to fit the adult world. It claims children and related groups act without suppressions, doing things that are not sensible or correct due to unrestrained desires.
President Tra Mosher of the National Association of Manufacturers asserts that busy workers earning high wages drive strong demand, emphasizing their role as ideal consumers for business.
The text notes a swallow-tail pennant used as the flag for the Commander of a destroyer flotilla. It is plain white with a border, blue edging above and below.
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