Area Dairymen Ask Increase In Milk Prices
Area Dairymen urge the Mille Comtrol Commission to raise prices for milk per hundredweight citing surplus milk from Minnesota Iowa and other states. Centerville's George Beckwith presented for Local 73 Dairy workers noting drought distress taxes sanitation costs and production pressures threatening small producers. The union urged hearings on disasters and justified a raise to prevent losses and preserve local milk supply.
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George Beckwith
Centerville
Crawford
He Ihternational Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Ameren
AFL
Ero
Minuesola
Tinos
Thdlana
Towa
Mille Control Commission
Ares
Milk Commission
Union Local
Warren County Historical Society Receives New Map Gift
Warren County Historical Society gets a new Warren County map from Elton W. Davis, a Warren native now in Buffalo. The map lists scenic and historic sites plus hunting and fishing spots and is produced by the Warren Area Chamber of Commerce. Copies will be distributed by Warren merchants during the first lime units weekend with free copies to customers. The map, the county’s first complete historical rendition, highlights sites such as the Hutterlie Russian House and Cobham Castle along with roads, streams for fishing, and forest lands.
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Warren County
Warren
Warren County Historical Society
Elton W. Davis
Buffalo
Warren Ares Chamber of Commerce
Ipho-Yeuuesta
Hutterlie
Guy Irvine
Cobham Castle
Queen Starts Dizzy Whirl In Capital
Queen Elizabeth arrives in Washington amid a charity gallery event with gallery director John Walker welcoming her in Eisenhower era car. Justice Wertheim and several donors are introduced as she tours 24 galleries followed by a late garden party at the British Embassy for about 2,700 guests during her four day visit.
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Elizabeth
Eisenhower
John Walker
Welker
Chef Justice Wertten
Galery Board
Institut Tlot
Lessing J.rossenwald
George D Widener
Walker
Her
Washington
Nurses Seek Typhoid Fever Source In Titusville
State nurses in Titusville interview parents of typhoid victims to trace the source and possible common eating or drinking exposures within the past 30 days. The Titusville Board of Health reports 16 cases this week, with a new hospitalization in Union City. A junior high youth who moved from Union City attended Titusville Junior High. most patients are junior high aged, chiefly seventh graders. The first case appeared eight weeks ago. investigations have not yet identified the outbreak’s cause. Dr. Robert L. Taylor, president of the Titusville Board of Health, commented today.
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YinLo
Rnve
Stanatesea
Titusville
Wioh
Tytus
Ville
Titusville Board of Health
Robert L. Taylor
Methodists To Mark Visit Of Woodcocks At First M E Church
The First Methodist Church hosts Rev Evert Woodcock and family from Kapanga Africa this Sunday with an 11 AM service and 7:30 PM pictures of mission work. Mrs Woodcock leads women’s and school work and speaks at 4 PM. The Woodcocks, arriving in the U S in June and returning to Africa next year, oversee district church and rural development activities in the Kapanga District Southern Congo Conference. The local Youth Division supports a pastor teacher in Mezaz Village.
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Smussio
Waserver
Evert Woodcock
Kapanga
Africa
Woodcock
United States
Belgian Congo
Southern Congo
Meadville
Crawford County
Muskingum College
New Concord
Ohio
Wesley Theological Seminary
Westminster
Met
Wondeask
Fulton County
Shippensburg State
Methodist
Tirough Iis Youth Division
Mezaz
Woorcock
Solon Criticizes State Over Flu Vaccine Distribution
State agencies faced critique from Sen Edward J Kessler Jr Lancaster over the handling of Asian flu vaccine for Pennhurst State School and other institutions. He cited a supposed 10 000 doses and blamed the Property and Supplies and Welfare departments for delays and miscommunication. Secretary Murry Shapiro defended actions citing medical uncertainty and later announced shipments to Selinsgrove Polk State School and Laurelton State Village.
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Deo
Edward J. Kessler JR Lancaster
Wellite
Murry Shapiro
Department of Property and Supplies
Kessler
Senate Public Health and Welfare Commotiee
Pennhurst State School
Instituton
Property and Supplies
Pennhurst
Shapiro
Penn
Andrew M. Bradley
Bradley
Selinsgrove
Polk State School
Laurelton State Village
Oil City Man Honored for Honorary Doctorate
Oil City Derrick publisher Philip G. C. Lauinger of Tulsa Oklahoma will receive an honorary doctorate from St Bonaventure University on October 23. Lauinger is a noted oil industry figure and a director of Derrick Publishing Co publisher of the Oil City Derrick.
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CLEAN
St. Bonaventure University
Philip GC. Lauinger
Tulsa
Oia
Oil and Gas Journal
Lauinger
Derrick Publishing Co
Oil City Derrick
Actress Marie Wilson Gives Up Baby To Unwed Mother
Actress Marie Wilson and husband Bob Fallon relinquished custody of their four month old Christine to Linda Leabow a 21 year old UCLA student after deciding not to pursue a legal fight. Physician Dr Gilbert Jorgensen assisted in the handoff at a Los Angeles hospital. The Fallons had planned to adopt Christine but the biological mother changed her mind and chose adoption.
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Hollywood
Marle ‘Wilson
Bob Fallon
Linda Leabow
Los Angeles
Marie Wilson
UCLA
Fallons
Miss Leabow
Gilbert Jorgensen
Christine
Coffee Break Threat Delays Office Coffee Equipment Check
A reported smoke from a coffee making device near the Des Moines town state office building prompts Fire Marshal Ed Barron to inspect five hot plates three electric coffee makers and one electric soup heater for safety. The action aims to prevent a possible fire incident in the workplace.
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Des Moines
Town
Ed Barron
Bogus charity schemes warned by U S House committee
The U S House Committee on Post Office and Civil Services warns area residents about rising mail scam charities. Operators send unsolicited gifts like pens and key chains with letters claiming fictitious projects such as wounded veterans or orphans. About 200 firms operate nationwide, grossing millions. Recipients are not obligated to acknowledge, return, or pay for unsolicited items and should ignore threats from alleged lawyers.
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U.S
Woise of Representatives Committee of Post Office and Civil Services
Cluxers
Tne
Composer Dies in Zurich at 73
Ralph Bensting, 73, renowned composer of The White Horse Inn and other operettas, died yesterday in Zurich. Born in Machrisch Budwita, Bohemia, then part of the Austrian Empire.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Ralph Bensting
White Horse Inn
Machrisch-Budwita
Bohemia
U S and Britain To Share Secrets
The report notes a proposed sharing of nuclear weapons information between the United States and Britain as part of postwar cooperation. It cites the Eisenhower proposal aimed at addressing Russia's missile program and the early-stage planning for next week meetings with Macmillan. It mentions consultations between Dulles, Hull, and Ley, with focus on the Middle East and Western powers' relations with the Soviet Union.
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United States
Canada
Russia
Eisenhow
seDh Jiao
Dulles
Rithm Forcerun
Selwyn’ Ley
London
Lula
Eisenhower
Macmilly
Middle East
Rusain
Macmillan Hd
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