County Dads Work On 1952 Budget Plan
Butler County Commissioners began work on the 1952 budget, establishing a special maintenance-Workers appropriation to avoid delaying weekly pay. Total funds certified for county use reach 1,432,000, about 96,000 more than last year, with an average raise of 25 dollars monthly for each employee and possible cuts in other areas to balance operating costs. Art Reiff, new board president, said economy guides routine expenses, and the county aims to stay debt free.
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Butler County
Art Reiff
Bronx Zoo Receives Giant South American Toad
The Bronx Zoo unveiled a newly discovered giant South American toad named Bufo Blombergs, found in Equador. Dr. James A. Oliver announced the arrival noting the toad measures 9 inches along its belly and stretches 1754 inches nose to toe when extended. He compared it with an 110%-inch stem-to-ster Indian toad but cautioned measurement methods vary. Coast Guard insignia follow Navy custom with added shield on caps and sleeves for officers.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
James A. Oliver
Oliver
Rolf Blomberg
Coast Guard
Navy
Coast Guard Shield
Video Producer Sues Film Studio Over Services
Century Television Productions, Inc. filed suit in Los Angeles for 250000 damages against Monogram Pictures, Inc. The TV film firm said it signed actor Bill Elliott for a series of TV films on June 1, 1950. In an effort to obtain funds, the case was brought to court.
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Los Angeles
Century Television Productions, Inc
Monogram Pictures, Inc
Bill Elliott
Sumner Welles Weds Harriet Post in New York City
Former Under Secretary of State Sumner Welles, 59, married Harriet Post, ex Baroness von Jeszenszky, at the Fifth Avenue home of her mother. The ceremony was by State Supreme Court Justice William C. Hecht Jr. They will honeymoon in Palm Beach and South America and reside in Oxon Hill Maryland. Grizzly bears can reach speeds up to 35 miles an hour.
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New York
Sumner Welles
Harriet Post
von Jeszenszky
State Supreme Court
William C. Hecht Jr
Fifth Avenue
George B. Post
Palm Beachla
South America
Oxon Hill
Welles
Savings myths and the real picture of consumer funds
An analysis disputes exaggerated claims that Americans suddenly saved more. It explains savings estimates rely on Commerce department estimates of income and expenditures, which carry large errors, and that most savings are in forms like life insurance and pensions, not cash for purchases.
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J. A. Livingston
Department of Commerce
New York Times
Commerce
License Ruled Out For Newspaper In Corona Case
Riverside court rules requiring a daily paper to pay a $32 annual business license unconstitutional. Judge R. Bruce Findlay says Corona abridged the freedom of the press by enforcing the license on the Corona Daily Independent.
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Riverside
Calif
Superior Court
R. Bruce Findlay
Corona
Corona Daily Independent
Restin Tablets Sale Ad At Castell Drugs Adv
Sleepless nights cause exhaustion and tossing. Restin Tablets claim to aid sleep without prescription. Ad promises genuine Restin Tablets on sale today at Castell Drugs with refund option and non habit forming wording.
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T O Ray Wienerm
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Michigan
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Ohio
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George Smith
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Middletown
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Manhattan
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Creilly
Central Ave
Main ST
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