Canned Fresh Milk Near Says Indiana Dairyman
VALPARAISO Ind Feb 24 AP experiments to can fresh milk while keeping original taste are under way at a 1300 acre Indiana dairy farm. If perfected the process could end dairy home deliveries and shift milk to grocery shelves. Producer Jack Stambaugh and Dr Roy Graves describe the trial with Continental Can Co cautioning product not market ready yet.
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Priest's Alleged Slayer Freed
Winford Garvin, 23, a millhand from Cyril Oklahoma, was acquitted of murdering Rev. Francis J. Parolin a Weed California priest. The eight men and four women jury deliberated 12 hours and 11 minutes before the verdict. Garvin had testified he struck the priest only after alleged improper advances.
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Tito Proposes Autonomous Carinthia in Austrian Talks
Yugoslavia offers a self-governing Carinthia province as part of a compromise on an Austrian treaty while seeking reparations for war damages. Ales Bebler cited readiness for substantial reparations, and 170,000 Slovenes live in the contested area.
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Beel Leaves Amsterdam for Batavia After Talks
Dr. L J M Beel high crown representative for Indonesia departed Amsterdam by plane for Batavia after a week here of discussions with the government. He is due in Batavia Saturday.
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Threats Do Not Deter Oxnam From Award Acceptance
New York February 24 UF Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam says he was threatened to turn down the 1949 Churchman award. At a dinner for about 500 he described overtures to refuse as ranging from request to threat. He urged a brotherly Protestant Catholic and Jewish conference to defend universal religious liberty while criticizing extremist rhetoric and contemporary fears.
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Bulgarians Plan Curbon Churches
SOFTA Bulgaria Feb 24 Foreign Minister Vassil Kolarov told Parliament that the Vatican is allied with dark forces attempting to spark a new world war. He cited a religion bill giving Bulgaria tighter control over church ties abroad while 15 Protestant clergymen face treason and spying charges as a state case. Catholic bishops must report to the Vatican. Kolarov warns of Catholic influence as a foreign agent threat.
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Mindszenty Aids Indicted
Budapest February twenty four four teen alleged Mindszenty accomplices face trial before a workers court on currency speculation charges. Cardinal Mindszenty treasurer Monsignor Imre Boka accused of illegal profiteering and smuggling dollars. Indictment cites a secret convent network aiding black market currency dealings tied to a broader political conspiracy.
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Sororities Rush Masquerader at Berkeley
Walter Ullrich a 21 year old chemistry major dressed as a coed named Mary Law Ullrich attended sorority teas during rush week at the University of California. He drank 14 cups of tea and ate 12 tiny sandwiches while collecting 27 coed phone numbers and one house mother. He wore a padded look and hid his hair, but a house mother gently exposed him as he exited.
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Japan drafts 600 billion yen budget for next year
Tokyo reports the Japanese government completed a draft 600,000,100,000 yen budget for the next fiscal year starting April 1. The amount exceeds this year's general accounts by 385,000,000,000 yen and will be submitted to the Diet when it reconvenes March 10, detailing 110,000,000,000 yen in occupation expenditures.
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AMA Rebels Seek Conference on Health Plan Reform
A dissenting group of 148 doctors within the AMA urged formation of a conference of professionals and lay representatives to draft a new health program. Dr. Edwards A. Park proposes a joint planning commission to study and detail the plan, reacting to a 12-point national program and a $25 per doctor tax. Park says signees now total 167.
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Loretta Young Identifies Gems In Burglary Loot
Loretta Young identified gems from a $32,000 burglary six months earlier. The actress and Panama-born Mrs. Yola A. Arias said she recognized $5650 worth of a mink jacket and several gold bracelets among $100,000 worth of gems found in Dennis' apartment in Everly Hills.
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