Pill can shield against A bomb radiation for four dollars
Scientists announced a cysteine pill costing about four dollars could protect a 150 pound person from radiation sickness if taken just before an A-bomb detonation. The two ounce tablet would guard against X rays and neutrons, though long term use might harm organs. a one shot near an attack is advised.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Chicago P
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Gonne National Laboratory
Woman's Discovery Makes Margarine Spread Smoother
Mrs. Filbert touts a margarine recipe that spreads smoothly even when cold with no crumbling or chipping. She claims the spread tastes sweet and fresh, rivaling premium brands and suggests asking for Mrs. Filbert's Margarine.
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Mrs. Filbert
Half Million Expected To Vote In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a municipal primary draws half a million voters today. Mayor Fletcher Bowron seeks a sixth term against four opponents: Norris Poulson, Lloyd Aldrich, Paul Burke, and Myra Tanner Weiss. The offices are nonpartisan.
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Los Angeles
Fletcher Bowron
Norris Poulson
Lloyd Aldrich
Paul Burke
Board of Education
Myra Tanner Weiss
Socialist Workers Party
Estates Appraised in Butler County Probate Court
The Bax ter estate of Seven Mile is valued at 13243.25 with 600 personal goods 1400.72 stocks and securities 3242.53 accounts and debts receivable and 8000 real estate. Schulz estate of Hamilton died April 1 with value undetermined and no immediate survivors. Rose Rose estate of Hamilton valued at 3216.97 including 280 personal goods and 2936.97 accounts receivable.
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William F. Baxter
Seven Mile
Naomi M. Baxter
Executrix
Herman A. Schulz
Hamilton
James Black
Barbara Rose Rose
Leslie Haskin
Freddie J. Cupp vs Lena Cupp Neglect and Cruelty Case
A civil matter filed by Freddie J. Cupp of Hamilton against Lena Cupp alleging neglect and cruelty. The case centers on alleged mistreatment and seeks legal redress for damages and relief as provided by law.
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Freddie J. Cupp
Hamilton
Lena Cupp
Dr George W Crane on self reliance and chaperones
In a Worry Clinic column Dr George W Crane discusses youth morality and chaperones. He argues modern parenting should train children to self regulate rather than rely on adults for ethics. He urges sending for a bulletin on Sex Problems of Young People with a stamped envelope and dime.
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Lucille L
Dr. Crane
Mary
Tom
Papa
Cummings Faces 20541 Suit By Injured Deputy
Los Angeles sheriff's deputy William M. Conroy sues actor Robert Cummings for 20341 damages claiming the actor refused service and dragged him with a car window, pitching him to the pavement while attempting to serve papers. The summons relates to Mort Greene's 19500 damages suit alleging Cummings caused his job loss as a TV producer.
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Los Angeles
Robert Cummings
Sheriff's
William M. Conroy
Conroy
Cummings
Mort Greene
Eisenhower backs nationwide Korean relief clothing drive
President Eisenhower calls the drive the nation’s no cause worthier and supports the effort in a letter to National Chairman Douglas Fairbanks. The campaign seeks six million pounds of clothing through a house to house canvass during the current and next month.
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New York
Eisenhower
American Relief For
Korea
Douglas Fairbanks
Benson Blames Foes for Farm Price Decline
Secretary of Agriculture Benson accuses political rivals of shifting responsibility for falling farm prices onto the Eisenhower administration. He cites inherited issues including a 50 percent dollar drop and a 16 percent drop in price supports, predicting steadier prices ahead while warning of large stockpiles and rising costs without production controls.
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Denver
Benson
Eisenhower
GOP
National Farm and Ranch Congress
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Congress
Particu
Real Estate Transfers Across Middletown and Surroundings
Real estate transfers include Julius Tate to Mary Tate in Middletown with no tax on lot 6091. Hammond's St Clair and others involve multiple lots with small sums. Several transfers reference Five Points Mauds Queen A and Fairfield tract with various prices. Cancellations list Union Deer Pk property block and Madison and Oneida parcels with former owners and values. Many deeds show no tax or tiny amounts and complex lot identifiers.
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Middletown
Julius Tate
Mary Tate
County St. Clair Const., Inc
Kenneth Hammond
Hammond’s St. Clair
J. M. Daniels
Clifford Baker
Louella Mitchell
Elsie Mitchell
New Miami
William Farmer
Mary Farmer
Mauds
Mary Ann Farmer
Essie Richards
William Rigling
Frances Rigling
Queen A
Carl VanderHaar
Edward Epperson
Fairfield
National Groups For WHO Urged and Public Notices
A national call urged creation of citizen committees for the World Health Organization to assist in its mission. Legal notices include Allie M. Blazer of Knoxville facing a partition suit in Butler County Ohio and a special Middletown bank merger meeting notice with First National Bank of Middletown and Monroe National Bank.
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Washington
World Health Organization
WHO
United Nations
Frank G. Boudreau
New York
Allie M. Blazer
Bernard St
Knoxville
Tennessee
Charles M. Blazer Jr
Uth M. Blazer
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Middletown
Otler County
First National Bank OF
Shareholders’ Meeting
First National Bank of Middletown
North Main Street
State of Ohio
Monroe National Bank
Monroe
United States
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Butler County Courts
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Rmes
Kenyon College
Ake Onio
Woodstock
South Cameroons
George W. Crane
Tommy
Studebaker
Studebaker Land Cruiser
All America
America
Earth
Studebakers
Charles ST
Middletown, Ohio
Robert Evans
Deer Pk
Union
Willard Kelley
Oglesby - Barnitz Bnk
Madison
Ella Gibbs
First Nat. Enk
Oneida
John Long
Edwin Pyle
Maxwell Finkleman
oDay
Raha
R L. Dawson & Co
Frigidaire Commercial Dealer
Roy Rogers
Space Ship
POLO
Bayon Gabardine
Ladies Bemberg
Hak
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