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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1957
Page
8
Lawmakers discuss a bill to impound vehicles involved in accidents to reduce Ohio fatalities which topped two thousand last year. Insurance representatives cite the financial responsibility program’s success while noting opposition to immediate action and gaps for drivers with mental illness.
In Prague Oklahoma a Siamese cat named Chiquita is described as a bottle baby who still drinks milk from a nursing bottle at seven months. The cat curls on its back and holds the bottle with its paws as it cozies up for milk.
At a Mississippi plantation near Friars Point Sidney Sessions Jr. demonstrated a trained circus horse. After the show the horse collapsed and died shortly after posing its tricks, leaving Capt. Tom Gibson to witness the event.
A radio sonde, an electronic weather sensor carried by balloons, blimps, rockets, and planes, transmits temperature humidity and pressure data to forecast short term weather and guide military and space exploration. Radiosondes support hurricane tracking H-bomb safety and future space travel by detailing atmospheric and near space conditions.
Lancaster Kentucky veterinarian Dr M B Marx owns a rare Ibiza hound said to locate and catch rabbits by itself. The aunt delivered the dog, one of only ten in the United States, and Marx expects her pups to be worth about 500 dollars each. The breed is said to originate from the Mediterranean island it is named after.
H. E. Carlisle, president of the Stigler Chamber of Commerce, sponsors a drive to drop Okla to OK. He argues the move fits the semi centennial year and says a bill will be introduced in the legislature to make the change official.
The Empire State Building completed on May 1 1931 on the Waldorf Astoria site. It features 75 elevators and a capacity for about 25 000 tenants.
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