State and Federal Agencies Probe Anthrax Source in Hog Feed
Ohio authorities report 104 hogs dead across 17 counties since February due to anthrax. Investigators suspect bone meal as a possible source, with feed from Buchsbeid Division near Columbus implicated. Quarantines cover 48 hog herds, and milk from Clinton County farms is barred in Cincinnati until safety is verified.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Buchseid
Inland Product, Inc
Harry Geyer
Geyer
Clark
Clinton
Clermont
Fayette
Franklin
Hardin
Athens
Green
Highland
Knox
Licking
Miami
Meigs
Pickaway
Morgan
Ross
Warren
Clinton County
Cincinnati
Carl A. Wilzbach
Wilzbach
Logan Police Warn Youths Over Air Rifle Use
Police Chief Sol Ellinger issued a warning to Logan youths that anyone caught shooting air rifles within city limits will be cited into juvenile court. He cited many complaints of BB guns being used and windows broken on Third Street.
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Sol Ellinger
Logan
Third Street
Financial reports of three Hocking subdivisions published
Today the Daily News prints annual financial reports for West Hocking School District Murray City village and Good Hope Township as required by law. The reports are intended to inform citizens and uphold government accountability.
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Hocking County
New West Hocking
Murray City Village
Good Hope Township
Wealthy Heiress Returns To Home
A Canadian real estate heiress, missing since Monday, returned home Friday night to Greenwich Village. Mrs. Mavis Chaffey Ramos, 32, told police she had been visiting friends and offered no further explanation for her absence.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Mavis Chaffey Ramos
Trade Club Membership Drive Slated
The Logan Trade Club plans a two day membership drive next Monday and Tuesday announced by Burr O Nixon secretary. Committee headed by Myron Stoltz will contact Logan business men with staff empowered to decide on membership if owners are away.
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Logan Trade Club
Burr O. Nixon
Hansel Brothers Dry Cleaners
Logan
Nixon
Myron Stoltz
Claude Chrisman
John Hunsaker
Lavon Goodlive
Korean Veteran Returns to Monterrey After Detention
Alberto Gonzales, 21, a Korean War veteran from Monterrey living in the United States, voluntarily returned to Mexico to avoid deportation after an illegal entry charge. He was picked up after discharge at Fort Sam Houston and reportedly received the Purple Heart. He plans to seek legal U.S. entry.
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San Antonio
U—A
U. S
Monterrey
Mexico
Alberto Gonzales
Immigration Service
Fort Sam Houston
Korea
Herbert Aids Fund Funds Hugh Herbert Estate
The Motion Picture Relief Fund has been willed nearly all of comedian Hugh Herbert's 200000 dollars. His divorced wife will get the remainder under the Los Angeles transfer dated March fifteenth.
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Los Angeles
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Hugh Herbert
Cold Snap Drops to Nineteen Degrees in Hocking County
Temperatures plunged to 19 degrees in Hocking County last night, down from a high near 40 from yesterday afternoon. Today’s forecast calls for cooler weather with light snow or drizzle possible this afternoon or tonight and continued cloudy, cool conditions into Sunday.
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Hocking County
12 Reds Die In Koje Riot
A second deadly Koje Island riot at the UN Command prison camp left 12 North Korean war prisoners dead and 26 wounded. An American officer and a South Korean were injured as guards fired to quell the attack by diehard Communist inmates.
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Koje
Tokyo
UN Command
Koje Island
International Red Cross
U.S
Rose Island
R. E. Libby
Three Bandits Loot $131000 From Coal Operator Home
In Butler Pennsylvania on a Friday a gray Cadillac sped from the scene as three armed bandits robbed Craig Saul, owner of the Eagle Coal Company, beating his wife and fleeing with $131000 after posing as delivery men. A search continues for the suspects.
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Butler
Craig Saul
Eagal Coal Company
Saul
Mogul To Marry Vera Ralston in California
Actress Vera Hruba Ralston and Herbert J. Yates president of Republic Studios will wed in Burbank California. She is 31 and he is 72 years old.
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Burbank, Calif
Vera Hruba Ralston
Herbert J. Yates
Republic Studios
Yates
St Louis Tax Aide Finnegan Convicted of Misconduct
A federal jury found James P. Finnegan guilty on two misconduct in office counts in St Louis. He faced potential four years in prison and a $20 000 fine. Sentencing set for March 24.
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St. Louis
Finnegan
Truman
U. S
Rubey M. Hulen
Warwick Hotel Corp
Coast Guard
American Lithofold Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Dennis W. Delaney
Boston
James G. Smyth
San Francisco
Farmers veto truce demand at national farmers union meet
In Dallas on March 15 a resolution for an immediate Korea cease fire and troop withdrawal was defeated at the National Farmers Union closing session. The group adopted a 1952-53 program calling for world brotherhood, federal aid to education, higher farm prices and anti monopoly measures, while opposing military training.
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Dallas
Korea
National Farmers Union Convention
World Brotherhood of Nations
Audie Murphy Becomes Father to Eight Pound Son
Actor Audie Murphy and wife Pamela welcome their first child, a boy weighing eight pounds, born Friday in Santa Monica. Pamela, 29, works as an airways hostess. Audie is 27 and famed as a World War II decorated soldier.
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Santa Monica
Audie Murphy
Pamela
Airways
Presbyterian Church Groups Study Merger
Representatives of three branches of the Presbyterian church have agreed on basic principles for a union into a Presbyterian Church of the United States. The merged church would total about 3,310,000 members with plans for a three way exchange of pastors over a period to be set by officials. The merger will be submitted to the three general assemblies next year for final action.
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Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of the
United States
The
United Church
Ralph Waldo Lloyd
Marville
Tenn
Permanent Commission On Interchurch Relations
Truman Talk May Give Tip On Intentions
President Truman faces questions about reelection as Kefauver gains early momentum. He will address high school editors in New York on citizenship while factions vie for GOP delegates in Louisiana North Carolina and New Mexico. Hoffman travels to Paris to discuss Eisenhower ties.
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Truman
New York
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Sen
Kefauver
Fuller Warren
Florida
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Robert A. Taft
Louisiana
Republican State Central Committee
Eisenhower
Baton Rouge
Taft
North Carolina
Illinois
New Mexico
Romanian Fliers Report Resistance in Romania
Five Romanian army fliers fleeing Communist Romania in a rickety World War I plane said an anti Red underground exists in their Soviet satellite state. They described resistance cells with several hundred members and reported hunger and suffering under Russian control.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Romania
Allied Plan Impasse Narrows With Three Concessions
UN negotiators proposed a five point package to ease a Korean armistice deadlock by allowing inspection of five ports of entry and dropping two troop report demands while Reds accept. North Korean officers asked if the plan was formal, and UN said it was not yet final. Reds accepted three UN concessions but opposed others including the Korea word in armistice clauses.
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Glyn Evans
Glyn
Mummy
Daddy
Queen Mary’s Hospital
Roehampton
Victoria Home
Bournemouth
Reds
Chang Chun-sang
Andrew J. Kinney
Korea
China
Tax Return Filing Deadline Shifts to Monday
Washington says the income tax form must be filed by midnight Monday due to the Saturday deadline. With March 15 as the usual date the law shifts the deadline to midnight Monday March 17.
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Washington
Three Men Die In Route 24 Collision Near Defiance
State patrol reports three men killed in a two car crash on U S Route 24 six miles east of Defiance. The victims are Arthur Edward Lawrence 35 of Lorain Samuel Adams Jr 26 of Lorain a passenger and James Chewning 25 of Toledo the driver of the second car.
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U. S. Route 24
Here
State Highway Patrol
Arthur Edward Lawrence
Lorain
Samuel Adams Jr
Lawrence
James Chewning
Toledo
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United Nations Disarmament Commission
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Presbyterian Church Groups Study Merger
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Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
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Citizens For Eisenhower
McMahon
Connecticut
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R-Mass
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