Conservation Of Soil Is Good Citizenship Hocking Group Told
Robert Will quoted at the Hocking Soil Conservation District banquet calling soil care essential to civilization. Nearly 200 farmers and families attended at Logan High School. He urged leadership over party labels and warned prosperity hinges on soil fertility and conservation.
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Robert Will
McArthur
Hocking
Earth
Middle East
Africa
Asia
Will
U.S
Harley Meyer
LHS
Merrill Davis
Jackson
Paul Shaw
House Panel Cuts 10 Percent Off Budget
Washington. The House Appropriations Committee recommended a 10 percent slash in the $7 billion federal agency budget for the next fiscal year starting July 1. It rejected new job proposals, cut travel and printing funds by one third, halted annual leave accrual, and capped new public low rent housing starts at 25,000. The panel sent a $6,272,138,348 bill funding independent offices for next year to the House for debate, affecting agencies including the Atomic Energy Commission and the Veterans Administration. The total cut totaled $806,548,695.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans’ Administration
Mud Bath Follows Dust Storm Rains Across Region
Logan and Hocking County residents were covered by mud after a dust storm driven by winds from Oklahoma Kansas and Texas. The topsoil carried in the air created a steel gray sky as intermittent showers turned into mud rain. Temperatures fell from a high of 64 to 31 with a 35 degree reading at 11 am today.
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Logan
Hocking County
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Natco Strike Leaves Haydenville Plant Quiet
The National Fireproofing Company plant at Haydenville remains closed after a two week strike by United Brick and Clay Workers Local. Negotiations ended with no settlement as February 29 talks failed. Plant superintendent C. S. Matheny said operations are halted and no talks are planned.
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National Fireproofing Company
Haydenville
United Brick and Clay Workers
UFL
C. S. Matheny
Retail Promotion Events Planned
Plans for citywide retail promotion events were approved by the Logan Trade Club promotions committee. The plans will be discussed at the March dinner meeting next Wednesday at Bloser's restaurant, 6 p.m.
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Logan Trade Club
Trade Club
Blosser’s
Boiler blast injures man at Rocky River High
A hot water boiler exploded in a detached building at Rocky River High School on Friday. One man, Joseph Haugh, 38, superintendent, was injured. Damage could reach $200,000 as the blast shattered one side of the brick structure near the school while students were in their home rooms.
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Cleveland
Rocky River High School
Hart
Joseph Haugh
Senate Approves Truman Plan to Clean Up Revenue Bureau
The Senate backed President Truman’s plan to remove political patronage from internal revenue collectors, a key anti corruption move amid tax probe fallout. The 53 to 37 vote included 30 Democrats and 23 Republicans, with critics arguing about political motivations and broader cleansing of the Revenue Bureau.
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Senate
Robert L. Johnson
Citizens’ Committee
Hoover Report
Congress
Truman
Sen
George
D-Ga
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Revenue Bureau
Washington
Modern Cook Thaws Heats To Prepare Hubby eats
The article notes the rise of ready to serve foods enabling a bride to prepare gourmet meals in 30 minutes. From frozen hors d oeuvres to soups fish entrees and desserts the whole meal may come from frozen foods with minimal effort. The piece highlights brands and products as part of a shift toward industrially prepared meals.
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U. S
Ritz
Epicure
Archdiocese Grants Lenten Dispensation for St Patrick's Day
Cleveland March 4 Archbishop Edward F Hoban grants dispensation from Lenten fasting for Monday St Patrick's Day allowing meat at all meals issued by the chancery office of the Cleveland Roman Catholic diocese.
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Cleveland
Chancery Office
Cleveland Roman Catholic Diocese
Edward F. Hoban
New Stocking Feature Guides Seams Without Bending
Reading patent attorney Alfred E. Ischinger received patents for a decorative line down the front of stockings from knee to ankle. The line marks the position of the rear seam, eliminating stooping twisting and one leg balancing acts for women.
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Reading
Milady
Alfred E. Ischinger
Rabid Fox Plague Seen Across Pennsylvania
State game commission agents and health authorities, joined by hunters and residents, battle what officials call the worst rabid fox outbreak in Pennsylvania history. Since January hundreds of fox attacks on people have been reported and at least two deaths result.
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Philadelphia
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Dip Confronts Diptheria Aboard USS Bayfield
Honolulu reports the attack transport USS Bayfield placed under strict quarantine on March 14 as Navy medical experts battle a diphtheria outbreak among 11 crew members.
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Honolulu
Bayfield
Navy
Russia Holds Protests Over U S Germ Warfare Claims
Indignation spread across Russia as meetings were held to protest the United States alleged use of germ warfare in Korea. The protests, backed by local groups and the Soviet Defense and Peace Committee, aim to mobilize opinion amid denials from U S officials and UN secretary general Lie.
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Russia
United States
Korea
North Korea
Peiping Radio
Soviet Committee For Defense and Peace
U. S
Dean Acheson
Trygve Lie
United Nations
International Red Cross
Congress urged to standardize Daylight Saving Time nationwide
Representative Reams of Indiana and Ohio proposed legislation to establish Daylight Saving Time across all time zones. The bill aims to eliminate sporadic local changes by cities and the District of Columbia and provide an orderly systematic arrangement so the public can enjoy daylight benefits.
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Washington
Reams
Ind
Ohio
Congress
District of Columbia
Bank profits dip in 1951 Fourth District banks
The Fourth District Federal Reserve Bank reported member banks earned 63 million dollars in 1951, down eight million from 1950. The figures reflect an annual tally of profits and indicate a quieter year for the district's banking sector.
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Cleveland
Fourth District Federal Reserve Bank
Eisenhower Gains Momentum After New Hampshire Win
General Eisenhower shows growing interest in the Republican nomination as his New Hampshire primary victory spurs support. Minnesota backers push write-in votes. Eisenhower rebuts fears of ignoring party workers, pledging loyalty to the rank and file. Taft trails with a wide campaign in the Southwest. Warren and Stassen stake out positions. Democratic chatter centers on Kefauver, Truman remains noncommittal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
New Hampshire
Richard G. Jordan
Manchester
Ohio
Acttviities
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Wisconsin
Chicago
Southwest
Albuquerque
Arizona
Earl Warren
California
Russell
Georgia
Florida
Kefauver
Tennessee
Youthful Editors To Hear Truman Speech At Columbia Conference
President Truman travels from Key West to Washington to address about 3,000 teenage school paper editors and faculty advisers at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association event. He will spend Friday night in Blair House with Mrs. Truman and her 89 year old mother Mrs. David W. Wallace, before the speech.
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Key West
Truman
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Washington
Blair House
David W. Wallace
Ohio investigates anthrax in swine feed plants
Twelve inspectors inspect hog feed in Ohio tankage plants for possible anthrax contamination. State officials test meat scraps and bone meal in about 25 plants, with six inspectors recalled for special training. Anthrax spread from Clinton County on Feb. 27 to 16 counties, linked to bone meal imported from Egypt and elsewhere. Federal agencies and the FBI assist in tracing sources and enforcing import rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Agricultur
H. S. .Foust
Clinton County
Clark
Clermont
Fayette
Franklin
Hardin
Athens
Greene
Highland
Knox
Licking
Miami
Meigs
Pickaway
Morgan, Ross
Warren
Foust
E. G. Buchseid
Inland Products, Inc
Frank J. Lausche
Egypt
Central
Europe
South America
Paul Q. Peterson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peterson
Ship Recovery Studied By Justice Aides
Senate investigations hearings on surplus government ships reveal the Justice Department is pursuing recovery of 47 vessels. Witness Thomas E. Stakem cites a serious question of compliance with the law, and a suit to recover the SS Meacham from United Tanker Corp. is described as a test case.
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Washington
Justice Department
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Thomas E. Stakem
Maritime Administration
Raymond S. MccKeough
U.S. Marittime Commission
Newbold Morris
United Tanker Corp
Morris
Stakem
Bogged-Down Truce Talks Irking Allies
Tokyo report notes repeated stalemates in Korean War armistice talks since July. UN and Communist negotiators face deadlock over voluntary repatriation and neutral observers, with staff officers urged to break the impasse as front tensions rise and Allied air superiority is contrasted with Soviet-made supply lines.
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R. E. Libby
Libby
Andrew J. Kinney
Panmunjom
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Ike
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