Camera Girl Jeanne Crain Bitten by Dog in 1942 Incident
Actress Jeanne Crain was bitten five times by a wire haired terrier in a 1942 incident described as newsworthy. Crain’s own terrier was also bitten while trying to defend her.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1944
Page
20
Actress Jeanne Crain was bitten five times by a wire haired terrier in a 1942 incident described as newsworthy. Crain’s own terrier was also bitten while trying to defend her.
Government graded eggs in cases by consumer grade and size, live poultry base ceilings for farmers and wholesalers, butter and creamery products with scores and receipts, tableware and oils, eye receipts and specials, various weights for broilers fryers and roasters, white and brown eggs pricing, and listed stock prices for numerous companies and industries. The entry catalogs meal, grain, butter, eggs, poultry, and multitude of commodity prices with receipts and grade classifications, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
The Plum Brook Ordnance Works will curtail its planned TNT production due to higher than expected output, Maj. L. K. Kalimyer announced.
Hog prices range 35 cents off to 18.50 per hundredweight with 180 to 200 pounds and 200 to 300 pounds listed. Cattle trade steady with top bulls at 11.50 and cows around 10 to 16. Sheep offerings steady with lambs active and higher. Receipts: hogs 100 staff 75 cattle 75 calves 50.
Auction listings include millfield area sale Saturday January 8 1943 at 1 pm with livestock farm equipment hay and vehicles and another sale Thursday January 6 1944 at 1 pm on State Route 680 near Albany with livestock farm equipment feed. Also a divorce petition filed by Goldie Rankin against David Warren in Athens County Court of Common Pleas Case 18244 with hearing after January and attorney George W. Rose.
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