Conserving Methods Siding Increased Productions in'46
Coshocton County soil conservation district reports 38,800 acres on 267 farms in 1945 adopting conservation farming, 3,800 acres on 80 farms planned for contour strip cropping, and 8,200 acres previously planned. Contour strip cropping expected to raise yields, 1,700 farmland acres improved with lime and fertilizer, and 60,800 trees planted in 1945 with 121,000 to date. District supervisors listed and contact points noted for free assistance.
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Coshocton County
Robert Dush
Raymond Geib
Arthur Erman
Harry Lower
Frank Hothem
Blair Parkhill
Younty
Chacos
Arabs Raid Khorramshahr as 300 Iraqi Forces Advance
Radio Moscow quoted Tepotis in Tehran papers that about 300 Arabs from Iraq crossed into southern Iran and raided Khorramshahr, disarming police and looting the town with several killed or wounded.
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Lundun
Radio Moscow Today
Tehran
Iraq
Iran
Khorramshahr
77 Are Killed When Jap Ship Strikes Mine
SHANGHAI UP The Japanese repatriation ship Enoshima Maru struck a mine and sank sixty miles off the Yangtze River with a loss of 77 repatriates missing. Thirty persons were injured, six seriously. The Enoshima Maru carried 4307 passengers and crew. Be yard and LST 1013 rescued survivors before sinking about two hours after the explosion. Survivors were returned to Shanghai for medical care.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
U. S. Army
U. S. Navy
Beyard
Last of Huey Long Dynasty is Ousted
NEW ORLEANS, La. Youthful Delesseps Story Morrison, WWII colonel and member of a prominent Louisiana family, prepared to take over as mayor of New Orleans replacing Robert S. Maestri, a Huey Long lieutenant who led the city for 10 years. Morrison, 34, shook gambling odds as primary returns came in. Bishop John A. Rangaard of the Norwegian Lutheran Church was to address the National Lutheran Council. The council reelected Dr. Rees Edgar Tulloss, president of Whittenberg College.
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New Ohleans
Delesseps
Morrigan
Louisiana
New Orleans
Robert S. Maestri
Huey Long
Morrison
Chicago
John A. Rangaard
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
National Lutheran Council
Rees Edgar Tulloss
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Lighting reduces traffic deaths and night crashes nationwide
1944 traffic fatality counts show 24 300 deaths with 14 200 at night. Cities over 10 000 population logged 4 700 night fatalities, 62 percent of city deaths. rural night deaths were 9 500. Night driving causes 70 percent of fatal accidents though only one third of daytime traffic. Lighting installations could save about 8 000 lives yearly and cut night deaths by 35 percent.
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Nalional Safety Council
United States
Department of m
Artford
Tot Cheats Death by Operation
Nine month old Allan Dubois, born to Lt and Mrs Keith Dubois, beat cancer after surgery at New York Memorial Cancer Center. Doctors called the operation successful as Allan returned home to Green Bay, Wisconsin, with tests now negative.
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New York
Allan Dubois
Green Bay
Wis
Allan
Wisconsin
Cancer Memorial Center
Keith Dubois
Dubois
Memorial Cancer Center
Seventh Army
Frankfurt
Germany
Manhattan Hospital
Obituaries from Coshocton area posted for Regina Stafford Stella Wilhelm Roy Kohl
Regina Stafford 85 of Keene died in Coshocton City hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Nawson funeral home. Burial in Keene cemetery. Stella Wilhelm 64 died today at 7:30 a.m. at 1413 Adams St. Survived by daughter Mrs Roy McClain. husband preceded her in death 10 days earlier. Roy Kohl 55 died this morning in Columbus hospital. Born Plainfield. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Dawson funeral home. Surviving: father Charles Kohl. wife Bertha Kohl Coshocton. brothers Earl Kohl and Wilbur Kohl.
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Legina Stafford
Coshocton
Regina Stafford
Keene
Nawson Funeral Home
Keene Cemetery
Dawson Funeral Home
Stella Wilhelm
Adams Street
Roy McClain
Roy Kohl
Columbus
Plainfield
John H. Shanky
Charles Kohl
Bertha Kohl
Earl Kohl
Tenth Street
Wilbur Kohl
Elm Street
Deer Killed at Morgan Run Crossing in Coshoc ton County
A doe was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania railroad train about 600 feet east of Morgan Run crossing reducing the local deer population. Six months earlier a near miss occurred at the same site. Funeral services were held today for the carcass by Game Protector E A Bailey.
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Coshocton County
Morgan Run
E. A. Bailey
Youth is Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Robert Bantam Jr of this city was fined a dollar in Mayor William Martins court today on disorderly conduct after police say he tried to strike a customer in a downtown restaurant. He was arrested and the officers restrained him until the scene cooled.
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Robert Bantam, Jr
William Martin
Cobhocton
Semul Bennett
Thin Cld
Costa
The New DDT Insecticide What It Will And Won't Do
Washington reports a balanced view of DDT as civilians test it in peacetime. United Press survey cites Agriculture Army FDA Public Health Interior findings. experts warn of risks while noting no authenticated human fatalities. DDT aids against pests but data on accumulation and wildlife impact continue.
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Washington
United Press
Ruth Gmeiner
Agriculture Department
Army
Food and Drug Administration
U. S. Public Health Service
Interior Department
Naples
Italy
Pacific
Paul A. Neal
Fish and Wildlife Service of the Interior Department
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
Brooklyn Plan for Young Delinquents Proves Effective
Brooklyn officials credit the Brooklyn plan for steering a remorseful college student away from federal prison after a impulsive theft to drive a mail truck. The program, led by Acting U S Attorney T Vincent Quinn and probation officer Conrad Printzlein, paroles youth on regular reporting and potential subsequent dismissal.
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Brooklyn
Nana
U. S
T. Vincent Quinn
Conrad V. Printzlein
Quinn
Washington
Justice Department
Cold Weather Chases Pickets From Lineup
United Steel Workers pickets withdrawn from Ashland Marion Shelby Bucyrus and Mansfield steel plants due to cold weather under an agreement that plants will stay closed during the strike. Howard N. Porter district 24 director said in Pittsburgh where the union's national executive meetings took place. Ohio Malleable Tren Co became the ninth Columbus plant bowed to the steelworkers walkout. Berean class Calvary Methodist church plans Thursday evening meeting at 8 with Mrs Day Stanton and Mrs Wetter Lillibridge assisting.
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Columbus
United Steel Workers
CSO
Ashland
Marion
Shelby
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Howard N. Porter
Porter
Pittsburgh
Ohio
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Pine Street
Ioe Tisonal
Ross Meldon
George Amstott
Marvin Cox
Joe Tisonal
Don Sprague
Ward Boyd
Winifred Courtwright
Logan Seward
Ruby
David Ashcraft
B. Endsely
A. B. Endsely
Carnation Company
Charles Norris
South Sixth Street
Florida
Burt Norris
Panama City
Fla
Spalding Club
Martin Murphy
W. E. Martin
Wife
Helen Gorman
North Ninth Street
Huey Long Dynasty
Walter Bedell Smith
Beedle
Eisenhower
U.S
Moscow
Turkey
Trian
Spokane
North Division
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Kansas City
James M. Curley
Bogton
Leo Curley
Washington, D. C
Curley
Donald W. Smith
James G. Fuller
Donald Anderson
William O'Dwyer
New York City Hall
Robert P. Patterson
Paul V. McNutt
The
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Manila
United States Army Signal Corps
Great Sbritain
Winston Churchill
Col. Frank Clark
Miami
England
Truman
Hyde Park
N. Y
Greve Ct
Franklin D. It
HCY Kohl
Morgan Run Crossing
DDT
South Pacific
Neal
Tom C. Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clark
Stanton
Ash Street
Wetter Lillibridge
China
Manchuria
Tan
Tonmawa
Pan
Pacific Ocean
Patterson
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