Submarine Losses in World War II Reach 52 U.S. Subs
Vice Adm. Charles A. Lockwood Jr. reports 52 U.S. submarines lost with 1 487 ships sunk and 146 combatant vessels among enemy losses. Last U.S. sub overdue was the Bullhead from a Java Sea patrol begun July 31. Navy had 240 subs in operation by July 1, 1945.
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Eight Million in U S Suffer Headaches
CHICAGO The American Medical Association estimated eight million Americans suffer from sick or migraine headaches. Dr R N De Jong of the University of Michigan medical school advises early warning signals recognition and aspirin as a safe, effective treatment. Treat underlying physical causes and emotional factors. Maintain regular habits meals and sleep. Avoid overindulgence.
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Naughty cat spares no mercy in kitten haul
A child reproaches a cat that trots a kitten by the neck, calling the animal cruel and unfit for motherhood or fatherhood. The scene captures a blunt, humorous clash between human judgment and animal behavior.
Inspectors Brace for New Wave of Mail Swindlers
Fort Worth postal inspectors under A. S. Hargrove warn war-time mail fraud subsides may draw new schemes. They cite Oregon cross-country defrauders shipping a glass tray to a Texas serviceman, obituary name scams, and wartime chain letters as rising risks.
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Press and Radio Commended for Wartime Censorship
Washington notes commendation for newspapermen and broadcasters who led wartime volunteer censorship. Byron Price praises self censorship for blocking potentially enemy helpful information without harming free press. The report then references explorer Juan Ponce de Leon joining Columbus on his second voyage.
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Byron Price
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Easy Fruit Topped Coffee Cake and Variations
Sift flour baking powder and salt mix in egg corn syrup milk and shortening. Fold into batter then pour over fruit topping bake 400F 25 minutes yields 8 inch cake. Dessert toppings include honey meringue custard and peach shortcake variants with fruit cream and biscuit style bases.
Ginger Cake With Honey Meringue
A recipe fragment describes making a ginger cake with honey meringue. It lists ingredients such as sifted cake flour sugar shortening and spices, plus honey and sour milk. Instructions begin with sifting the dry ingredients and creaming shortening with sugar.
Cigarette Firms Earn More Than Electric Utilities
The Securities and Exchange Commission reports 1943 gross revenues of the six largest American cigarette manufacturers at 1,553,032,000, while all U S electric utilities earned 1,100,000,000 for residential and farm service, showing cigarettes bringing in about 50 percent more.
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