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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
6
The United States armed forces newspaper launches in Korea amid ongoing operations. The new publication will provide front line troops with news and official notices as morale and information circulation expand.
War era paper Stripes reports near 700000 circulation and frontline dispatches while urging readers to value sight. An eye care essay contrasts the high cost of blindness with purchasing power, using a blank check metaphor to stress preventive care.
In Washington a Home Town Reporter lauds President Truman for the way he handled a controversial Marine incident. The article notes his apology to Clyde Mixon and his willingness to admit a misstep and write a letter of apology, praising personal and moral courage.
A gathering of more than 200 delegates and Marine Corps members, including wives, heard the president speak at the Statler hotel. He pledged no more misunderstandings, eliciting cheers from veterans as Secret Service rapid preparations ensured a smooth appearance.
An old ad item requests sending 20 cents in coin to obtain crochet patterns including nut and bag sections. It directs readers to mail address and pattern numbers, signaling a mail order pattern feature from a vintage publication.
Dr R Milton Carleton reports researchers at Bellsville Agriculture Station have identified a blue pigment linked to flowering. The pigment may trigger flowering and could influence bulb formation in onions, tuber development in potatoes, and stem lengthening in grasses.
Fragmentary catalog note from New York shows shelves and display items for art objects with pattern numbers and pricing hints. Mentions Dedtora Lila and shop services but lacks full context or dates.
An assistant recalls a quirky phrase about a young lady traveling to another city and the term glocomotive. The article then highlights shelves for collectors, noting they suit displaying items like china, glass, Victorian pieces. Pattern 255 provides tracing guides and full directions for two shelf types.
Sen. William E. Jenner of Indiana attacked Gen. George Marshall’s personal honor during the waiver debate for Marshall to become secretary of defense. Republicans Taft of Ohio and Wherry of Nebraska opposed the waiver but were shocked and displeased by Jenner’s remarks about the World War II chief of staff.
Fragmented text notes estimates of blind Americans and mentions cities and states in a discussion of blindness. It references partial vision, uncorrected conditions, and the idea that medical knowledge exists to prevent blindness but is not utilized. The passage is garbled and difficult to parse for precise facts.
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