Kentucky Blue Grass Feud Eases At Malabar Farm Visit
Kentuckians and Ohio officials met at Louis Bromfield's Malabar Farm to test Bromfield's claim that Kentucky blue grass is not a weed. Gov. Lawrence Wetherby and 49 Kentuckians toured the farm, received mint juleps, and discussed conservation. Bromfield showcased his improved farming methods and hosted a luncheon, while a Kentucky delegation offered bourbon, seed, and a ham. An honorary Louisville Agricultural Club membership was presented to Bromfield.
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Mansfield
Kentucky
Louis Bromfield
Malabar Farm
Lawrence Wetherby
Bromfield
Farmer
Ohio
Blue Grass
Wetherby
Uis
Frank J. Lausche
Malabar
Poverty Knob
Ben Adams
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Louisville Agricultural Club
C&O Seeks to End Two Passenger Trains Between Columbus and Toledo
In Columbus AP report the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad asks to discontinue two passenger trains linking Columbus and Toledo. PUCO hearings reveal expected 1949 losses of about 238 thousand dollars for those trains, with overall passenger deficits showing trends of rising costs and reduced service.
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Columbus
Chesapeake and Oro Railroad
Toledo
Marion
State Public Utilities Commission
Rutherford Snell
Richmond
Snell
PUCO
O.K. Lawson
Hocking
I. D. Irwin
Tropical Animal Cross Word Clue List
A crossword style list defines horizontal clues 1 4 8 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 23 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 35 37 38 39 40 41 47 48 50 57 58 and vertical clues 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 17 19. It includes animal names colors measurements and common words.
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Charles Lamb
Abel
Crossword Clue Pack with Short Definitions
The list provides brief crossword style clues and answers including bone, Italian coin, afresh, grant, female sheep plural, female rabbit, mimic, and special abbr.
Parade Praises the Big Colorful March Onlookers Roaring
People travel miles to view a vivid parade with martial music bright colors and a gleaming color guard. Traffic cops, dignitaries, marching bands and majorettes, bayonets, drums, brass, and a queen float led by the Stars and Stripes Forever. Spectators celebrate Old Glory shining in the sun.
6 Million Home Development To Be Built Near Dayton
A 400 unit housing project costing 6 million dollars will be constructed on 404 acres south of Dayton by H C Huber. The deal includes 183 acres used by South Dayton Airport to operate for at least two years. 155 acres were purchased from Denison University, previously deeded to Denison by the late Mrs. E A Deeds.
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Dayton
H. C. Huber Building Firms
Huber
South Dayton
Denison University
Denison
E. A. Deeds
Board of
National Cash Register
Weather Sets Limits On Farm Product Expansion
Weather over the next 50 days will largely decide how much farmers can expand meat dairy and poultry output. The Agriculture Department pegs the 1951 corn crop at 3.295 billion bushels, about 165 million above last year but 80 million below the goal, with current reserves around 675 million bushels. Favorable conditions could push toward the target. heavy rains or poor planting could cap livestock growth, while June progress improved aggregate production prospects.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio State scientists reveal chemicals to rid lawns of chiggers
Ohio State University entomology experts and graduate student James F. Smith report in the July Ohio Journal of Science three chemicals that, when mixed with water, eradicate chiggers in lawns. Chlordane lindane and dimite at one gallon treat 300 square feet.
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James F. Smith
Ohio Journal of Science
Wheat Crop Estimate Near Old Record in 1948
The June wheat crop shows improvement with a new national estimate of 1,070,000,000 bushels, about 16,000,000 more than the previous month. The figure brings the crop within 1.8 percent of the 1948 record.
Ohio State Names New Nursing School Head
Columbus AP Miss Mildred E Newton assistant dean of UC Berkeley School of Nursing will lead Ohio State University School of Nursing. She succeeds Miss Francis M Mc Kenna who remains associate professor after being asked to resign last May by Dean Charles A Dean citing unsatisfactory performance as director.
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Columbus
Mildred E. Newton
School of Nursing
University of California
Ohio State University
Francis M. McKenna
McKenna
Charles A. Dean
Deaths and Births Reported for 1950 in the United States
The year 1950 recorded 1 446 000 registered deaths in the United States and 3 500 000 registered births reflecting demographic shifts.
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United States
Cleveland Page One Ball Named Chairman Condon
George E. Condon, Plain Dealer radio and television editor, was named chairman of the Cleveland Newspaper Guilds 1951 Page One Ball. The event is set for October 27.
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Cleveland (Ap
George E. Condon
Plain Dealer Radio and Television
Today
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Tiny fraction of bacteria harm humans
Of the 11,000 known bacteria types, only about 100 are harmful to people. This reflects the overall rarity of dangerous strains amid the vast microbial diversity.
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Emeraude
Galllaher
Tropics
Ordor
Ralph (Bellamy
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Fina Foam
Vn Gal
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Middletown
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