Why Do Horses Chew On Wood Admits No Clear Answer
Davis California, Prof Carroll E Howell, animal husbandry expert at UC Davis, reports twenty years of watching horses chew fence posts and barrcoors. He notes horses may chew up to a tenth of a pound of wood daily, with redwood favored, and creosote treated wood avoided. Diet changes do not stop the habit, and chewing persists across ages, fields, and breeding cycles, suggesting boredom or nervous energy rather than dental problems.
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Carroll E. Howell
Howell
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Con
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Negro Editor Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
Charles H. Loeb, managing editor of the Cleveland Call & Post, announces his bid for the Republican nomination in Ohio's 21st District. He cites safety and human rights for Black citizens as his motivation, challenging incumbent Democrat Charles A. Vanik.
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Cleveland
Charles H. Loeb
Cleveland Call & Post
Charles A. Vanik
Army Uses Gyroscope Plan to Group Recruits
Local recruiter M. Sgt. William Burton announced a new gyroscope recruiting plan. Enlistees joining now through August 10, 1956 may be assigned to the 8th Infantry Division. Recruits train together at Ft. Leonard Wood and Ft. Carson before shipping to Europe as 9th Infantry Division replacements.
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U.S Army
William Burton
8Th Infantry Division
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Carson
Colo
Europe
9Th Infantry Division
Ivan Covets Shiny New Car But Soviet Economy Says No
New York dispatch reports the Soviet Union plans to expand vehicle output but will not rival the United States in car production. In 1955 the USSR produced about 445000 motor vehicles, with 115000 passenger cars and 330000 trucks, far below U S output. The 1956 60 plan aims to raise total output 46 percent to 650000, yet private car access remains limited to a favored few, amid broader industrial aims and limited road infrastructure.
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Tom Whitney
New York
Soviet Union
United States
America
Britain
Germany
France
Canada
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
UN Survey Details Arms Shipments to Israel and Arab States
United Nations figures show ten Western nations shipped 22 million dollars of arms to Israel and five Arab states since 1951. Israel received about 8.99 million, while Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and Syria combined received 13.03 million. Britain, eight other nations, and aggregate totals from several countries fill the rest.
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United Nations, N. Y.P
U. N. Today
Israel
U. N
Commodity Trade Statistics
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Iraq
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Britain
Jordan
Arab Legion
France
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U. S
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
Finland
West Germany
Italy
Luxembourg
Sweden
Ohio's Robert Minor Youngest To Join ICC
Ohio lawyer Robert W. Minor, 36, becomes the youngest member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Bricker selected Minor in 1948 for the Senate investigations panel and Minor has since served as assistant subcommittee counsel and Bricker's aide before confirmation to the ICC. Eastman in 1919 proved youth can reach the commission with courage and judgment.
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Ohio
Robert Minor
ICC
Washington
John W. Bricker
Senate
Ohio Republican
Joseph A. Park
Ohio State University
Bricker
Park
Robert W. Minor
Columbus
OSU Law School
Minor
Ashington
Bob Minor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Joseph B. Eastman
Boston
Eastman
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Butler County Right to Participate Action filed by Adams
Enis Adams of Hamilton seeks a right to participate under Ohio workmen’s compensation act. Filed against Industrial Commission of Ohio and Grand Inc. Adams alleges injury from molten lead fumes at the Grurri plant on August 17 1950. Claim filed November 22 1955 is noted as developed.
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Enis Adams
Hamilton
Industrial Commission of Ohio and Grand, Inc
Charles St
Middletown
Adams
Grurri
Devel
Red Delegation Largest At Games
Cortina d Ampezzo Italy Russia today emerged as a clear cut winner in at least one category at the Winter Olympic games The Soviets have the largest number of officials masseurs trainers interpreters and hangers on Their official entry list shows 46 hangers on in their camp compared with 68 athletes Sweden is next with 34 officials and 78 athletes The United States has 28 officials and 75 athletes including various specialists
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Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
Russia
Sweden
United States
Boxing card results from regional bouts
East St Louis Virgil Akins, 145 St Louis stopped Mel Barker 149 Austin Tex. Troy L C Morgan 136 Dayton Ohio stopped Noel Humphreys 131 Charleston W Va. Spartansburg Henry Gault 120% Spartanburg stopped Jimmy Calcutt 125 Florence.
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East St. Louis
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Mel Barker
Austin
Tex
Troy
Ohio
L. C. Morgan
Dayton
Noel Humphreys
Charleston
W.va
Spartansburg
D.C
Henry (Pappy) Gault
Spartanburg
Jimmy Calcutt
Florence
Windshield Saves Motorist's Life in Georgetown shooting
In Georgetown Kentucky William D Clark, 34, escaped serious injury after a .25 caliber gunfire pierced his windshield. Police charged 24 year old Ernest Lee Estepp with shooting and threatening wounding and concealed deadly weapon following a dispute over Clark's ex wife.
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Georgetown
William D. Clark
Donald Vanarsdall
Clark
Ernest Lee Estepp
Vanarsdall
Estepp
Youth Seeks To Avoid Draft The Hard Way
Boston police arrested a 17 year old youth suspected of robbing a local grocery twice in less than three weeks as part of a plan to build a criminal record to dodge military service. Officers quoted him saying the army won’t get him. No charges were filed at the time.
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Boston
Gambling Probe Set By Massillon Jury
Stark County Grand Jury to open an inquiry into Massillon gambling activities. Summoned for questioning are Homer W. Schrader former safety service director Police Chief Stanley A. Switter and Robert Dennison vice squad detective.
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Canton
Ohio
Stark County Grand Jury
Massillon
Homer W. Schrader
Safety Service
Stanley A. Switter
Robert Dennison
Fire ravages apartment. fourteen die in Japan blaze
A fire in NARA Japan destroyed an apartment building and three brothels. Fourteen people died and four were injured according to police reports.
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Nara
Japan
Troy Trial For Murder In Suh Day
The first degree murder trial of Edward A. McMullen, 29, Frankfort, enters its fifth day. Witnesses tie McMullen to supplying a .38 revolver used in the December 27 1954 slaying of Cleveland Chipley in his Troy furniture store.
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Troy
Ohio
Edward A. McMullen
Frankfort
Cleveland Chipley
Chipley
Glenn Purdin
Greenfield
McMullen
Purdin
Cecil G. Maddy
Maddy
Cecil Lee
Quail Food Aid Sought by Middletown Sportsmen
Bob Wood of the Middletown Sportsmen's Club warns quail in Butler County and Middletown area may drop up to 70 percent due to snow shortages. He offers free quail food at the West Middletown clubhouse and asks locals to identify coveys and help supply grit. Quail normally survive about three days without grits.
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Butler County
Middletown
Bob Wood
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Wood
West Middletown
Europe is the lowest of the seven continents on average
Europe has an average elevation of 980 feet, making it the lowest continent among seven. The figure highlights geographic contrasts across continents and underscores Europe's relatively modest average height compared with Asia Africa North America and other landmasses.
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Europe
Notice of Estate Administratrix for John Henry Pope
Mamie Middletown Ohio has been named administratrix of the estate of John Henry Pope also known as Henry Pope and Henry John Pope both deceased. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated January 13 1956 by Probate Judge Harry F Wilmer Wilmer Wilmer Attorneys.
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John Henry Pope
Henry Pope
Henry John Pose
Mamie
Middletown
Ohio
Eres
Henry John
Butler County
Srenety
Harry F
Chris Sebald
Chris John Sebald
Bernice Sebald
Harry F Walsh
Wilmer
Notice of Appointment and Divorce Proceedings
Notice lists case details for the estate of Chris Sebald with Bernice Sebald as executrix for Middletown Ohio. The document also provides a divorce petition filed by Bethel Bashaw against Earnest R. Bashaw in Butler County Court with dates for answer deadlines and attorney references.
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Earnest R. Bashaw
Ajo
Arizona
Bethel Bashaw
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
Casper and
Casper
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