Cyanide Found In Milk Tank Amid Ohio NFO Tactics
Nationwide milk strike actions by the National Farmers Organiza tion spill into Ohio with reports of cyanide found in a milk tank near Ravenna. NFO leaders vow to press phase two tactics if forced, while peaceful picketing continues in several cities. Authorities traced only a trace amount and dumped suspect milk.
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Ohio Nfo
Associated Press
Milk National Farmers Organiza
Corning
Fective
Iowa
Ohio
Cochapters
NFO
Raymond Zumbrum
Keith Emenhiser
Liberty Benton High School
Findlay
Zumbrum
Emenhiser
Kinley Dairy
Upper Sandusky
NFC
Columbus
Milk Withholding Campaign Moves Ahead Nationwide
Chicago AP report says the National Farmers Organization milk with holding enters day 13 with full steam ahead. Picketing disrupts 25 states as NFC seeks a two cent per quart price increase. Minnesota Wisconsin and Tennessee see continued action and a federal judge reviews Teamsters involvement.
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Chicago
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Wisconsin
Robert Manke
Wausau
Wis
Shawano
Manke
Fargo
N.C
Cass-Clay Creameries
Farmers’ Organization
Blue Earth County
Minn
Salvation Army
Mankato
Staley
Corning
Iowa
Kentucky
New York
Illinois
Ohio
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Kansas
Pennylvania
Suit Names Transit Firm
Farler of Hamilton seeks 10000 in Butler County Common Pleas Court against Wilson Motor Transit Hubbard and their company. She alleges neck back shoulder and head injuries from a truck collision Aug 12 at Princeton and Liberty Fairfield Roads where the truck ran a stop sign. The note adds Banting and MacLeod as insulin discoverers.
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Hamilton
Mallie Farler
Mohawk St
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Wilson Motor Transit
S. Main St
Middletown
William Franklin Hubbard
Kenworth Ave
Princeton Road
Wilson
Hubbard
Princeton
Liberty - Fairfield Roads
Catholic Educators Confront Key Questions in Historic Conference
At the National Catholic Education Association's 64th convention in Atlantic City Bishop Ernest Primeau urged a clear philosophy for Catholic schooling. He warned that costs rise and the church must justify its schools while debating whether to focus on all levels or concentrate resources, amid a period of transition and change.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Thhe National Catholic Education Association
Ernest J. Primeau
Manchester
N.H
United States
Primeau
Hoffa to get brief jail respite for evidentiary hearing
James R. Hoffa will be brought from federal prison to Chattanooga for an evidentiary hearing on his fourth motion for a new trial. U S District Judge Frank W Wilson ordered the return beginning May 8. The hearing may last four to five days with affidavits about government wiretapping likely to be sworn testimony. Hoffa and three codefendants began serving sentences March 7.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
U.S. Dist
Frank W. Wilson
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Middletown YRs Name Mrs Turner Secretary
Mrs Walter D Turner 722 14th Ave was named secretary of the Middletown Area Young Republicans at a Sports Bowl meeting replacing Miss Phyllis Lawson. Turner has served as secretary of the Lincoln Day Dinner committee and chairs the Armco Girls share committee.
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Walter D. “Lee” Turner
Lth Ave
Middletown Area
Young Republicans
Phyllis Lawson
Turner
Middletown
Ohio Republican Council
Butler County
Republican Central Committee
Armco Girls’ Association
Armco
James Hixon
Fire runs on N University Boulevard with backfire
Fire units responded yesterday at 1 40 p m to a vehicle fire on the 600 block of N University Boulevard. The truck owned by Walter Overholser of Piqua backfired and caused no damage.
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N. University Boulevard
Walter Overholser
Piqua
Mediation Starts As KC Firemen Postpone Walkout
Firemen cancel a planned walkout as the Missouri Mediation Board opens wage hour talks with Kansas City officials. Local 42 leader Stanton Gladden says the move allows mediator Daniel C. Rogers to press for a settlement after deputy chiefs and battalion chiefs sought help from Jefferson City. A court order had been issued to delay action, with a hearing set for March 31.
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Kansas City, Mo
Missouri Mediation Board
Daniel C. Rogers
City Hall
Warren E. Hearnes
Rogers
Jefferson City
Tus W. Davis
Firefighters Union
Davis
Citizens Association
Council
New York
Uniformed Firemen's Association
Gerald F. Ryan
Association
Kansas City
Robert Meyers
Stanton Gladden
Local 42
Doctors quit smoking in Chicago survey shows rise
A survey from the Anti Tobacco Center of America reports 52 percent of ri can doctors do not smoke now due to conclusive evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer. More than 2 percent of 150000 tablet testers remain abstinent, with free information offered by the center.
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Chicago
Uit
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
E Anti-Tobacco Center 9
Dept
Fifth A Avenue
York 1
I York
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Germantown Rd
Walter Turner
John Dobrozsi Jr
First Ave
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Baby
THE
Middletown Independent
Insurance Agents Association
Tony
Long Insurance Agency
Central Ave
Miller Insurance Agency
N. Verity Parkway
Harold W. Jones
Savings and Loan
Moon and Adrian Insurance Agency
St. Broad St
Gillespie Insurance Service, Inc
Tytus Ave
Dobrozsi Ins. Agency, Inc
Castell
Thomas F. Walburg
Fir
Hollow and Slusher
Crawford St
Harold Sherron
Tom Baird
D. W. Snider
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W. T. Harrison Ins. Agency, Inc
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