Controversial Dog Bill Up For Vote In Senate
The Ohio Senate weighing a House approved dog bill to sell unclaimed dogs to medical researchers for 24 hours before destruction. Opponents warn of vivisection, while physicians defend dogs for human disease research amid broader tax and annexation debates in the House proceedings.
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Senate
Ohio
Humane Societies
William O'Neill
Bill
House
Edmund G. James
State Assn
State Health Department
Welfare Department
Health Department
State Atomic Energy Advisory Board
O'Neill
Commerce Department
Ed Witmer
D-Stark
Slayer Gets 5-Year Term
Plymouth H. Taylor, 29, of Newport North Carolina was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of Opal Dixie Pence known as Opal Dixie Niece, 40, of Yellow Springs Ohio. The killer had been indicted for second degree murder for the motel death after giving Pence a ride. The sentence followed a guilty plea during Criminal Court Judge Thomas Caro's proceedings.
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Key West
Fla
Plymouth
H. Taylor
Newport
N.C
Ohio
Thomas Caro
Taylor
Opal Dixie Pence
Opal Dixie Niece
Yellow Springs
Ten Thousand Steel Centennial Stamps To Be Sold Here
Postmaster L Morton Taylor announced 10000 steel centennial stamps go on sale Thursday at 38000 post offices nationwide. The three cent stamp depicts a pouring ladle with an eagle and wings, bearing the slogan America and Steel Growing Together and the date Steel Centennial 1957. Armco Steel, founded in 1900, joins the national effort marking mass production of steel, noting William Kelly and Henry Bessemer patents and Armco’s 1924 continuous hot strip mill.
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L. Morton Taylor
U. S. Post Office Department
Washington
Kelly-Bessemer
America
Steel
New York
Tayior
American Iron and Steel Institute
Armco Steel
Armco
William Kelly
Eddyville
VU. S. Patent Office
Henry Bessemer
Ashland
National Machine Tool Builder
Assaires
John B. Tutu
Carlos R. Hook
Southern Half Of Freeway To Get Public Roads Eye
Washington reports the southern section of Ohio’s proposed north south freeway will be studied for overall public interest by Public Roads. Ohio highway chief Noble pledges careful route consideration after Sen. Lausche requests proximity to Springfield and Dayton.
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Washington
Ohio
C. E. Mannerow
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Frank J. Lausche
Onio
Lousche
Cincinnati-to - Conneaut
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Charles M. Noble
Ohio Highway
Reinstatement of Northwes t Lutheran minister after heresy conviction
The Rev Victor K Wrigley formerly of Gethsemane Lutheran Church Brookfield Milwaukee suburb was reinstated and reordained by the Northwest Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America. He had been convicted by a synodical trial board of denying the divine objective authority of the Holy Scriptures including questions about the virgin birth and physical resurrection. The examining committee found his state ment of faith without error after a hearing five months earlier.
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Appleton
Wis
Victor K. Wrigley
Northwest Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Mr. Wrigley
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Brookfield
Milwaukee
Synodical Trial Board
Christ S
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