U S Scrap Drive Targets Industry and Farms
National leaders warn of iron and steel scrap scarcity and launch a campaign aimed at industry, armed services, and farmers to boost scrap flow before the summer rise in demand. Navy bids to salvage former Japanese warships signal broader Pacific efforts. farms hold large scrap potential while industry faces limits and anti hoarding measures.
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Furs Cover Up Styles In Big Easter Parade
New York viewed a brisk Easter Day parade on Fifth Avenue as winter furs dominated spring outfits amid cold winds and a crowd of about 600000. Easter services drew tens of thousands at St Patrick's Cathedral Episcopal Cathedral of St John the Divine and an Easter dawn mass. Notables including Ambassador William C. Dwyer opera star Mareed Piazza and singer Patrice Munsel appeared among parade watchers and participants.
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Injured In Crash Kills Woman in Cloquette Minn Case
In Dubuque Iowa an AP report says Jim Bourekis of Warren was hospitalized after a two car crash that killed Patricia Boss 19 a student purse at Mercy Hospital. Six others were injured Saturday night the victim named as a Cloquet Minnesota woman.
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Cocoa Growth Limits Near Equator Declared
A study notes cocoa trees fail to thrive beyond 20 degrees north or south of the equator, limiting cultivation to tropical zones. Researchers cite climate, rainfall, and soil conditions as key factors shaping where cocoa farms can prosper.
National Banner Puzzle Description and Flags
A fragmented crossword style clue set references a horizontal banner, a vertical flag theme, and a series of numbered word hints. The text lists terms like Weed, Egg-shaped, Vase, and Leather worker along with partial entries for New Jersey city and other abbreviations, suggesting a mixed puzzle clue grid without a clear article narrative.
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Answer to Previous Puzzle entries include click beetle moisture softens weaken belongs to the nations missive any sticky substances bewildered paper measure work unit dollar fruit drink New Mexico abbr
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Ohio Lawmakers Face Busy Thirteenth Week
Ohio lawmakers enter week 13 focusing on bills to redraw congressional districts, unemployment benefits, teacher pay and auditing reforms. Hearings planned in Senate and House as committees probe auditors office changes, licensing boards, and a Mechem sales tax measure while debates over a fourteenth congressional district plan continue.
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Most Exclusive School For New Massachusetts Solons
Boston's General Court runs an eight week program for first year lawmakers. Clerk Lawrence R Grove directs afternoon classes in parliamentary procedure at the gold domed State House. Attending legislators receive university extension certificates and learn the path of a bill, committee rules, and the right to free petition.
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Caravan to Shrine Circus From Middletown High
Middletown Shrine Club plans a caravan of more than 200 schoolchildren to depart at 2 p.m. from the high school for the Shrine Circus at Dayton's Coliseum. About 24 cars will transport the group, with Police Chief Joseph Blackmore leading a motorcycle escort. The event is sponsored by Antioch Temple in Dayton, with Middletown's chapter active in organizing this year’s top Acts from leading troupes. Carl Rosfeld chairs the local circus committee, with Walter McCoy and R. M. Frazier among its members.
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Hook Will Help Plan University Expansion
Charles R. Hook, chairman of Armco Steel, is named to a 63 member development committee to guide American University Ashington in a $25,000,000 five year expansion. Former President Hoover, a trustee, says the government should lead with trained public servants rather than political appointees, noting the university’s long focus on government service.
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Armco Steel Corporation
American University
Ashington
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Herbert Hoover
Former Hamiltonian Hurt In Plane Crash
A former Hamilton resident, Dr Henry M. Foster aged 28, is in serious condition at a Denver hospital after a plane crash in a freak snowstorm last night. His sister Mary Holland of Middletown Pike said the aircraft carried the pilot and a sick baby. Foster suffered nose, ankle and back fractures.
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Henry M. Foster
Denver
Mary Holland
Middletown Pike
Foster
Legal Notice in Estate Case No 103 Butler Co Ohio
H L Dell executor of Margaret Leonard estate files probate petition claiming insolvency and seeking authority to sell real estate described as south thirty two feet of Lot 123 Middletown to pay debts. Defendants named include Emma and William Leonard and unknown heirs and assigns of Lillian Barry and Ettalee Brown. answer due by April 21 1950 with published notices Feb 26 March 5 12 19 26 April 2.
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Butler County
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Muncie
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H L. Dell
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Cincinnati to Cut Jobs Over Missing County Aid
Cincinnati city manager W. R. Kellogg warned that about 300 full time or 600 half time layoffs would follow a $1,000,000 lapse in state owed funds for hospitalization costs of needy residents. The loss would force closing some firehouses and reducing police and other department staff.
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Newark man dies during Easter parade in Zanesville
Zanesville AP reports Guy W. Risher aged 56 from Newark collapsed and died on Easter morning while marching with the Zanesville Mi Band at the head of a Knight Templar parade. The incident occurred on a street during the event.
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Guy W. Risher
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