Doylestown honors new Marine radioman and Red Cross aid
Mrs B E Seaver Red Cross chairman for Chippewa two calls for volunteers to sew kitbags sweaters helmets and mufflers with yarn on hand. In the last year Chippewa two workers made 963 army kitbags and 196 navy kits. Charles Clair Morrison son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Morrison of Church Street, Doylestown, graduated from the Aviation Radioman School at US Naval Air Station and promoted to private first class in the US Marine Corps. He entered the Marine Corps Oct 19 1943 trained in San Diego and at the Naval Air Technical Training Center and is now a qualified aviation radioman slated for operational training likely to serve as a Marine aircrewman.
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Charles D. Morrison
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San Diego
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Naval Air Technical Training Center
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Crisp Greens For Fresh Tasting Salads
Westinghouse home economists urge washing greens before chilling and draining well to keep vitamins. Tear or cut into bite sized pieces for crisp, quick salad prep. Avoid long ribbons and make salad making a last minute task to preserve flavor and nutrition.
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WPB plans to save 73000 tons of boxboard
The War Production Board announced measures to conserve about 73000 tons of boxboard annually by restricting folding and set up boxes and eliminating unnecessary types. The order requires plain folding and collapsible boxes and rigid containers without decorations to preserve scarce paper. Affected box types include laundry, tobacco, candy, cereal, crackers, toys, games, butter pails, ice cream and other food display boxes.
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Sulphur as a repellent for chiggers and mites
The article advises sulfur in clothing as a field repellent and sulfur soap and ointment for itching relief. It recommends thorough washing, changing and laundering of clothing, and keeping grass cut and dusting ground with powdered sulfur to protect homes and camps from chiggers and mites.
Harvest Mites Cause Distress Among Picnic Goers
A common summer pest, the harvest mite or red bug infests skin near hair roots. Tiny but painful, it causes itching that disrupts sleep, leading to scratching and possible skin infections. In儿童, the itch worsens as the mite penetrates deeper, forming a small reddened area that spreads to about a half inch in diameter by day three.
Steiner Joins Holstein Association in Ohio Breeders
Brattleboro Vermont reports that E D Steiner & Sons of Rittman Road area were among 81 Ohio Holstein breeders admitted to The Holstein Friesian Association of America by unanimous board vote. Applications from 878 were approved, increasing the national body to over 34,000 cattle breeders.
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Westinghouse tips stretch ice cream with thrift ideas
Westinghouse home economists offer simple tricks to stretch dessert portions. Mix canned peaches or pineapple into soft ice cream and save the juice to blend with fruit juice for sherbet. Crush dried cookie and cake crumbs into plain ice cream to extend servings.
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