Animals to man rocket rides proposed by air surgeon general
Brig. Gen. Malcolm C. Grow urged experiments sending animals on rocket flights to pave the way for human missions. He cited tests at Wright Field and Randolph Field and predicted passenger rockets could emerge in five to ten years.
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Washington
INS
Malcolm C. Grow
Grow
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Randolph Field
Texas
White Sands
N. M
Everett S. Hughes
Ordnance
Army Ordnance Rocket Development Section
United States Army
Wisconsin Blames USPHS for Milk Ban in Tennessee
Milton Button, director of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, says the U S Public Health Service used public funds to promote its expansion, causing Wisconsin milk to be banned in Knoxville Tennessee. He disclosed his charge in a report to Governor Goodland detailing Wisconsin's investigation and the USPHS substandard finding.
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Madison
Wis
United States Public Health Service
Milton Button
Wisconsin Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Knoxville
Tenn
Button
Walter S. Goodland
USPHS
Incorporation Notice for J. C. Company Incorporated
Public notice records the formation under Iowa law of J. C. Company, Incorporated in Cedar Rapids with a $75 000 capital, general merchandising and machinery business scope, a two to five member board, and officers elected from directors. It lists initial directors J C Kintz and Jessie B Kintz, officers, and legal filings dated July 1 1946.
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Iowa
J. C. Company
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Executive Council
State of Iowan
State of
Iowan
J. C. Kintz
Jessie B. Kintz
Kintz
Jessia B. Kintz
A. W. Bass
Higley Building
Wisconsin Probe Finds Milk Quality Not Tetracing Knoxville Infant Mortality
A Wisconsin committee report argues federal grants aim to pressure municipalities into inspections increasing work for personnel. It states Tennessee pediatricians found only 2 percent of bottle-fed infants under one year fed fluid milk, while 98 percent used evaporated milk or alternatives. Dr Henry Scott notes the Tennessee findings do not link Knoxville infant deaths to Wisconsin milk.
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Button
Wisconsin
Knoxville
Henry Scott
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Tennessee
Chinese Envoy Opposes Immediate U S Troop Pullout
Chinese Ambassador Wellington Koo urged against the immediate withdrawal of American troops from China saying they are needed to disarm and repatriate remaining Japanese forces. He spoke at Twin Oaks and faulted the Communists for delaying a constituent assembly and government posts.
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Washington
INS
Wellington Koo
China
Koo
United States
Japan
Twin Oaks
Case Pickets Offer to Let Farmers Get Parts
The CIO United Auto Workers proposed relaxing picket lines at the J. I. Case plant in Racine Wisconsin to allow farmers and dealers to enter for machinery parts. The union offered to supply two workers for each repair parts department in a letter to the community service committee mediator. The Case plant has been strike bound since December.
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Racine
Wis
CIO United Auto Workers
J. I. Case Company
Community Service Committee
Victor Cook
Case
Ike
Rehearing Denied In Chaplin Case
SAN FRANCISCO UP The state supreme court refused a rehearing in Chaplin v Barry upholding the district court ruling that Chaplin must pay $75 a week for Carol Ann Barry the 24 year old daughter of Chaplin's former protegée Joan Barry. The court also upheld a ruling that attorney Joseph Scott should receive more than $5 000 in fees and noted Carol Ann could seek higher weekly support later if needed. Chaplin was ordered to fund the child until she is 18 after a jury found he is the father. The girl is about two and a half years old. Tick fever cases in Wyoming show 14 this year versus 30 last year.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Chaplin
Carol Ann Barry
Joan Barry
Miss Barry
Joseph Scott
Carol Ann
Carol ‘Ann
Court of Appeals
Charles F. Millikan
Millikan
Court‘of Appeals
of Chaplin
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Chiang
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Hathaway
Serviette
Plymouth
Rattania
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