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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
8
The Carrollton Chronicle discusses post office matters under congressional act and lists staff notes. It mentions Fleet Admiral William F Malecy Jr and the signing of the Japanese surrender aboard the Missouri. It cites NATB transport flight totals and in flight service data.
The piece argues the United Nations partition plan is the most feasible path under current conditions but requires mutual trust and cooperation. It warns that a British presence may be needed to police the volatile Middle East while Turkey and Greece watch closely. The editorial laments ongoing violence and the long, uncertain road to a stable solution.
A brief note identifies a person named Fred aboard the cruiser Helena with a date of January 5 1943. The record preserves a basic genealogic or archival reference to a vessel and time without additional context or details.
A southern district church conference featured a speaker arguing against the profit motive, warning that removing profit would undermine trade and modern civilization. The talk contrasted private ownership with government control, citing Russia as a cautionary example and urging religious leaders to avoid advancing opulence or communism.
Personal notes record Fort Worth residents Mr. and Mrs. Buster Powell Mrs. Prank Higgins Mr. Buddie Powell visiting relatives here Sunday Ueland Perry and son Jimmie of Dallas visited Friday and Saturday Jerrie Clark son of Mr. and Mrs Vernon Clark has been very sick but is improving Marion Tracy and daughter Sherile visiting his mother and father
tracy and relatives share a brief Thanksgiving note noting visits from Mr. John Thompson of Dallas and time spent with Mrs. 3. H. Tracy in Carrolstom, Holland, Kentucky, after leaving Tuesday.
In late November and early December cornstalk disease or toxic encephalitis threatens horses and cattle feeding on test-overs in cornfields. The illness affects the brain and spinal cord and causes craving, drowsy, or unsafe behavior.
The article explains a toxic compound forming in corn stalks late in the season and after frost, causing a rabies like illness in livestock. Machine picked fields show fewer cases. Prevention centers on removing horses and cattle from infested fields promptly and changing feed after the first case. Some early cases may respond to treatment, but the disease is often rapidly fatal.
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