Tailor Made hog appeals to farmers and housewives
St Paul AP report details a Minnesota pork project by Dr. L M Winters turning Danish Landrace English Tamworth into Minnesota Number 1 and 2 cross hogs. The new breed feeds faster, yields leaner meat with finer bones and common temper. 8,000 crosses distributed to corn belt farmers, with performance records kept at university stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Mason
ST. Paul
Minn
L. M. Winters
University of Minnesota Farm School
Yorkshire
Poland
China
Minnesota
University Farm
Winters
Weekend Socials in Liberty Township Report
Mr and Mrs E E Roosa hosted Mason guests at their Liberty Township home over the weekend including Frank Wilkins D E Heywood Clifford Stitt William Melampy C E Melampy Wilbur Keever and Virgil Shorts Evening visitors included Edward Keever of Middletown. Edna Everson Otterbein Home Lebanon visited Sunday with C O Everson. Josie Gorsuch and Leta Gorsuch visited Leland Chapman Monday evening. Josie Miller of Dayton and Bryce Mitzel of Oxford visited Gail Mitzel and family and R M Mitzel Sunday. Vernon Condon and Ora Condon hosted guests near Loveland Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
E. E. Roosa
Mason
Frank Wilkins
D. E. Heywood
Clifford Stitt
William Melampy
C. E. Melampy
Wilbur Keever
Virgil Shorts
Edward Keever
Middletown
R. M. Mitzel
Vernon Condon
Ora Condon
Loveland
April Liquor Bargain Sale Prices Listed in Columbus
The State Liquor Department listed over 100 brands of whiskey, gin, brandy, rum, and cordials for its April bargain sale in state stores. Supervisor Paul P. Myers said items come from 1948 special sales, with store managers estimating quantities from prior sale experience. Prices include Johnny Martin whiskey at 1.56, Old Colony gin at .96, Monocco brandy 1.48, and Kings Treasure Highland cordial at 1.25 among others, with most items being cordials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Paul P. Myers
Johnny Martin
Tom Burns
Old
Josephina
Rhum _ Sarthe
Kelly's
Jamaica
Clement
Laurent
Lad Grieving Over Dead Pup Takes Own Life
In Fort Wayne Indiana 13 year old Carl Keener delayed chores after seeing newborn pups and brought one indoors to keep warm. He later vanished and was found dead by hanging his body not determined. Carl had hoped to bury the dead pup and was grieving his loss efforts.
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Lad
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carl Keener
Carl
Roger
Paul Keener
Rent Cut Of Five Dollars A Month In 54 Apartments
In Louisville, tenants of 54 five room and basement units received notices from their landlord offering a five dollar per month rent reduction. The apartments previously rented for 90 to 95 dollars monthly. The property is owned by corporations led by J. Leroy Highbaugh Sr. and associates. The cut was to become effective with each tenant’s next rent payment. Highbaugh said the move aimed to fill units and align rents with similar properties in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
J. Leroy Highbaugh
Highbaugh
Building and Loan Association
Barn incident ends in death by own action verdict
In a barn on the farm a man died when a rope from a hay loader caused his demise. Artificial respiration failed to revive him. Coroner H. Paul Miller announced the verdict as death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Paul’ ‘Miller
Parade Bright Green Line on Fifth Avenue
A St Patrick Day parade will roll along Fifth Avenue New York with a large crowd expected. Gov Thomas E Dewey and Mayor William O Dwyer plus other dignitaries will review from the stand as bands play Celtic melodies along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lad Killed By Car In Pleasant Valley Crash
Six year old Harold Cutright, a first grade student, was killed when struck by an automobile yesterday on Pleasant Valley three miles west of Chillicothe, Ohio.
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Chillicothe, D
Harold Cutright
Pleasant Valley
Here
Attorney to file new trial motion in Tudor case
Springfield AP reports attorney David Carter will file a motion for a new trial today for Dwight David Tudor 26 of Columbus. Tudor was convicted of first degree murder without mercy for the slaying of 14 year old Mary Ann Page by a jury Tuesday night and faces the electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
David Carter
Dwight David Tudor
Columbus
Tudor
Mary Ann Page
Wabash Railroad Strike Continues
ST. LOUIS AP trains on the strike bound Wabash railroad remain idle for a third day with no settlement visible. About 5,000 operating employees are on strike and 9,000 more could be laid off if a back to work plan emerges. President Truman signed a 60 day postponement as a fact finding board weighs the dispute. union leaders warned they are not compelled to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Wabash
Truman
Man Declared Legally Dead in 1939 Niles Shooting Case
probate judge rules Thomas J. Mango legally dead after over seven years missing following the fatal 1939 shooting of Marty Flask. Mango, once of Niles, vanished after the incident. his wife Helen sought court permission to sell property in Niles. Also notes New York City theater seating exceeds 860000.
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Warren
Thomas J. Mango
Sydney W. Jones
Mango
Niles
Marty Flask
Helen
Robbery Strikes Bell Construction Payroll Team
Ralph I. Johns of Bell Construction Company says two bandits forced him into an automobile in Farrell Pennsylvania and robbed him of a $2,500 company payroll. He was driven to Masury Ohio where the bandits were picked up by another driver.
Pleads Innocent In Murder Slaying Of Athens Woman
An innocent plea was entered yesterday by Grover E. Rawlins to a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Miss Eleanor Gifford, a 52 year old Athens church worker. Rawlins and two other youths are accused of beating Miss Gifford to death in her home January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Grover E. Rawlins
Eleanor Gifford
Rawlins
Neighbors struck by car in Geauga Lake twice
Cleveland AP reports George Hahn 23 and William McVeigh were struck by an automobile while crossing Miles Ave near Lee Road on Cleveland's east side. Hahn suffered a broken leg while McVeigh sustained facial and body lacerations.
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Cleveland (Ap
Geauga Lake
George Hahn
William McVeigh
Hahn
Miles Ave
Lee Road
Cleveland
McVeigh
Runaway Teens Fail To Reach Spring
Two 15 year olds from Hamtramck Michigan tried to head south for spring but remained in Ohio after brief stops with Hendricks' grandmother in Cleveland's suburbs. They traveled with two cases of noodle soup, two cartons of cigarettes and a borrowed car, later abandoning the vehicle and continuing on foot. Police in Brecksville found them huddled over a small campfire in snowfall, still seeking spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michigan
Richard Hendricks
Chester B. Braniecki
Hamtramck
Detroit
Hendricks
Steve
Brecksville
Girard theater operator pleads innocent to lottery charge
Peter Wellman, owner of a Girard theater, pleaded innocent to operating a theater lottery. Bound over to the Trumbull County grand jury on 1000 bond. City solicitor Reed Battin testified to five registration books with about 15,000 names kept as evidence. Capital Airlines to begin air coach service March 25 from New York via Pittsburgh and Cleveland to Detroit Milwaukee to Minneapolis with fares near rail coach levels and 35 percent below regular airline rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Girard
Peter Wellman
Trumbull County
Grand Jury
Reed S. Battin
NEW Air Service
Cleveland
Capital Airlines
New York
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Recessed Grand Jury Probes County Gambling in Ironton
Lawrence County grand jury investigating organized gambling recessed until Friday to allow sheriffs to summon witnesses. Twenty seven witnesses were questioned yesterday. In Fredericktown Ohio a Pvt Conrad Kinney 18 on leave from the Army was fatally injured in a northeast of here automobile collision last night according to state highway patrol. Fire at Howard Farbach Company office storage building in Cincinnati burned five hours causing about 50000 in damages per office manager Marguerite Fitzsimmons.
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Ironton, O
Lawrence County
Grand Jury
Fredericktown
Conrad F. Kinney
Army
Here
State Highway Patrol
Cincinnati
Howard Farbach Company
Marguerite Fitzsimmons
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