Fire Chief Urges Clean Out Cellar for Fire Prevention Week
Fire Chief William Fishbaugh urges residents to clear cellars and attics to reduce fire risk during Fire Prevention Week October 9 to 15. He notes one third of home fires start in cellars and explains hazards from clutter and faulty wiring. Boy Scouts tag doorknobs with hazard cards to promote participation. register by October 10.
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William Fishbaugh
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Boy Scouts
Middletown Safety Council
Mound Builders Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Moon Eclipse Set Tonight Over North America
Hayden Planetarium officials report a total lunar eclipse beginning at 9 36 p m and ending at 10 33 p m EST. Outside Alaska it will be visible across North America with clear skies, and elsewhere in western regions. This marks the second eclipse this year with Earth between Moon and Sun. the previous was April 12.
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Hayden Planetarium
Alaska
North America
Fremont man dies after rollover crash near Warren
Ur ban R. Bruggeman 48, office manager for the Advance Lumber Co. in Fremont, was injured fatally when his car left the highway two miles east of Warren. The State Highway Patrol said the car rolled over several times after he apparently lost control. He died later in a hospital after being found pinned beneath the vehicle by a passing motorist.
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Warren
Urban R. Bruggeman
Advance Lumber Co
Fremont
Here
State Highway Patrol
Bruggeman
Mosquito transmission theory linked to sick and well hosts
The claim describes a two bite transmission mechanism where a mosquito first bites an infected person and later bites a healthy individual, suggesting a pathway for spreading disease. The note emphasizes the need for further verification of this transmission route.
Hill Climber Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues with numbers, spanning gait de picted taut animal Malayan cau shouts sea eagle smallest state ab Bea m eternity route fillip sow symbol for tantalum near hypothetical structural unit oriental ae Dutch city community organ of hearing gem weight it has sharp black horns allotted portion Ontario ab court ab lock opener Belgian river aeriform fuel bones consumed work at diligently war god musical note require country that thing withdraw pause cushions golf term bargain event entangle paradise her edit bitter vetch form a notion international gunlock catch language encountered preposition
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Englis Cab
Ontario
Oberlin approves Robeson appearance condition
Oberlin College will permit Paul Robeson to lecture only if a speaker with divergent views accompanies him. The Forum Board invited Robeson without campus authorization and the college says the guest must be Horace White, Detroit pastor, to share the platform.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Forum Board
Peekskill
N. Y
Horace White
Congregational Church
Detroi
W. E. B. DuBois
Council On Ee Oe
Kentucky Benefits Total 40 Million in Public Aid
Public benefits totaling 40,482,456 were disbursed by the Kentucky Department of Economic Security for the year ending June 30. Of this amount 24,854,244 came from the federal government and 15,628,212 from the state. The prior year disbursements were 34,762,41 and broken down into public assistance, welfare, allowances, and insurance grants.
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Frankfort
State Department of Economic Security
Greek Guerrillas Move to Bulgaria and Albania Training
Athens reports indicate Greek guerrillas are being moved from Albania to Bulgaria by sea with some heading to Czechoslovakia for training. An independent source says 138 Greek refugee children may be returned by Czech authorities amid claims of abduction by guerrillas.
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Athens
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Clevelander Found Dead In Cincinnati
A Cleveland man, E. A. Oehlke, 60, was found dead in his room at the Hotel Gibson in Cincinnati. Coroner Herbert P. Lyle said death is believed due to natural causes. Hotel staff discovered him after he failed to answer a 7 a.m. call.
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Cincinnati
E. A. Oehlke
Cleveland, O
Gibson
Herbert P. Lyle
Oehlke
Ocilke
Polio Cases Hit New Ohio Record Across Months
Fourteen new polio cases were reported to the Health Department, raising Ohio’s total since January 1 to 1,521. The year’s pace tops 1947’s record and compares with 924 cases in 1948 to date, with cases distributed across Lyons, Geauga, Medina, Stark, Sandusky, Trumbull, and Williams Counties.
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Columbus
Health Department
Ohio
Lyons
Geauga
Medina, Stark, Sandusky, Trumbull
Williams Counties
Cleveland firm to close Goshen plant amid coal shortage
NEW PHILADELPHIA Ohio AP The Universal Sewer Pipe Corp of Cleveland will close its Goshen plant due to coal scarcity. Earlier Robinson and Long's nearby Uhrichsville clay plant suspended operations as coal strikes depleted fuel reserves.
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New
Philadelphia, O
Universal Sewer Pipe Corporation of
Cleveland
Goshen
Robinson and
Long
Uhrichsville
Bricker Heads For Europe on Housing Survey Tour
Senator W. Bricker of Ohio sails from New York with five colleagues for a four week tour of seven European countries. The group will study how public and cooperative housing is run in England Norway Sweden Belgium Denmark Holland and France.
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Washington
Sen
W. Bricker
Ohio
New York
Bricker
England
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
Denmark
Holland
France
Committee Schedule for New York Return in November
The committee is due to return to New York in November. There are about 14 000 different kinds of mosses.
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New York
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Organ of Hearing
Oberlin
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