Deny Their Lion Acts Like a Lion in Salt Lake City
Major Sheridan the 18 month old African lion is claimed by Dr. and Mrs. Franks as a friendly pet kept at their Salt Lake City home. The city commission plans to draft an anti lion ordinance within 30 days to ban private ownership after a neighbor alleged the lion mauled a 7 year old boy during backyard games. The Franks say they will not give up their lion and may move, noting Major’s affection for Scrappy the Scotty and his well mannered, kitten like behavior.
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Pleads for Unity Among Churches
Dr. J. Quinter Miller of New York City urged unity among Protestant denominations criticizing parish isolation as a moral blight. He spoke in Cleveland as the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America prepares to merge with six other councils forming a single body representing about 32 million Protestants.
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Land in the United States totals near two billion acres
Half of all U S land lies in farms. The nation owns about 2 000 000 000 acres in total and slightly more than half of that amount is used as farmland.
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Cleburne Debates Phone Rate Hike Action
Cleburne city council, awaiting a public hearing, declined immediate action on Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. request for a rate increase. Company spokesmen said installation work would begin at once on a dial system for Cle...
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Black Market Prices Hit Bread Milk In Storm Zone
Storm wreckage and freezing weather strained millions in the Midwest and Northeast as black marketeers pushed bread to a dollar a loaf and milk to a dollar a quart. About 268 deaths were reported, with $200 million in damage fearfully rising as relief efforts began.
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Cleveland
West Virginia
Local Goods Priced in Wartime Shortages
The report notes bread selling for 25 cents a loaf in Wheeling while in Moundsville West Virginia milk was available only with a doctor’s prescription reflecting wartime rationing and scarcity conditions.
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