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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
3
World War I era device deployed from life rafts emits radio signals via a small transmitter powered by seawater, allowing ships within 30 miles to locate wrecked planes. Five cells in a steel pentagonal casing feed a 12 hour 330 volt signal, enabling rendezvous points and reducing water disasters.
A detailed history traces early coal mining around Pittsburgh from 1761 with the first mines near Mt. Washington and the Me ngonahahela River, through 19th century unions, the rise of the United Mine Workers, and World War I demand. It notes shifts from dog power to mule and later explosive undercutting, major disasters at Menoga and Barwick, the New Deal era comeback, and current full unionization with long term coal reserves in the Pittsburgh seam and Freeport vein.
General MacArthur directs Japan to bar ten more Zaibatsu families from spending funds except for living expenses and taxes. A monthly accounting of expenditures is required, aiming to block secret personal investments and widen control of the monopolies. Names include Asano, Nakajima, Furukens, Kawasaki, Matsushita, Nomura, Okura, and others. Memorial services for four major Zaibatsu leaders are noted at Boalsburg Shrine with Gov. Edward Martin and Maj. Gen. Norman D. Cota
Barber and 13 E Third Street operate a mineral baths facility with phone contact 1568. Details are sparse in this fragment but indicate a local business listing for the baths.
World War II veterans of the 28th division will gather at the shrine for a veterans’ reunion. Organizers invite former service members to attend, share memories, and honor fallen comrades in a ceremony.
Indianapolis reports from the Indiana State Medical Association warn that summer brings health hazards such as rose fever from tree pollen and hay fever from ragweed and chickweed. Inoculations in spring are advised. ticks threaten Rocky Mountain spotted fever, avoid skin contact, use tweezers for removal, and seek a doctor if embedded. Typhoid can spread at polluted beaches. public health tips stress caution and prevention.
Readable focus on staying cool during hot weather. Emphasizes dressed light and breathable fabrics and maintaining hydration with salted snacks and beverages. Encourages practical steps for comfort and safety in heat.
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