Ohio Health Program Hit By Federal Slash
Ohio faces a 9,600 dollar loss in federal funds for public health as the Federal Security Administration cuts non-defense expenditures. Dr. Porterfield of the State Health Department says the cuts hit tuberculosis general health heart disease cancer venereal disease and leaves industrial wastes studies and child hygiene untouched.
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Warren County Dairy Session to Explore Milk Quality
P H Ellsworth and R Starbuck of Ohio State will lead the third Warren County Extension session at the Banon arthouse auditorium Wednesday at 8 pm. Experts will discuss quality tests and steriology of milk, bacteria types, udder care, and dairy management with slides to aid understanding.
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Gas Corporation Presents Movie For Exhibition
Texas Gas Transmission Corporation announces its new 24 minute sound picture Underground Highway for showings to school groups clubs and other organizations. The film by RKO Pathe covers the Big River Region from Arkansas and Mississippi to Kentucky and Indiana and details the companys 73 5 million natural gas line project and efforts to supply more gas to the region.
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Texas Gas Transmission Corporation
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RKO Pathe
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Arkansas
Mississippi
Kentucky
Indiana
Texas Gas
First Anglo-Saxon Jury Trial Ends With John Smith Slander Award
The National Geographic Society notes the first jury trial in Anglo-Saxon America in 1607 resulted in Capt. John Smith collecting 200 pounds for slander.
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Eagles study law program in Columbus meeting
About 700 Fraternal Order of Eagles leaders gathered in Columbus to back legislation raising maximum aid for the aged to meet rising living costs. Mayor William G. Watson of Zanesville chairs the statewide effort as 88 county committees prepare to assess state office candidates.
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Lebanon Village Employees Receive Wage Increase
Lebanon village council approved a cost of living raise for all employees in a special session Friday night. The increase is about 10 cents per hour and is retroactive to October 1, as announced by Mayor William Fraser.
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Lebanon Village
William Fraser
States Represented in 19th Infantry Regiment in Japan
All 48 states are represented in the 19th Infantry Regiment now in Japan with members ranging from one Nevadan to nearly 200 New Yorkers.
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19Th Infantry Regiment
Japan
Split among powers shields Nazi arch criminals from release
Berlin AP reports seven surviving Nazi leaders in Spandau Prison cannot be released for good behavior due to the four power control breakup. The four power council collapsed in 1948, leaving no appeals body for clemency. The seven include Hess Funk Raeder Von Schirach Speer Neurath and Koenitz. Prison life remains under rotating four power command and health among inmates is generally good.
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von Neurath
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Court Case 68906
Raymond Henry of Biggs Kentucky is linked to Pauline Henry in a divorce petition filed October 6 1950 in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio Case No 68906. He must answer by November 25 1950 or the petition may be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep and attorney Merle Eberling filed.
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Pauline Henry
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Butler County
Ohio
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Merle Eberling
Casper & Casper
Professor Promoted at Western Reserve University
Professor Frank Hovorka is named chairman of the division of chemistry at Western Reserve University succeeding the late Harold Simmons Booth who led the chemistry laboratories and died in June.
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Frank Hovorka
Western Reserve University
Harold Simmons Booth
Volcanic name traced to Roman smith god Vulcan
The term volcano comes from Vulcan, the Roman god of fire, reflecting the fiery origin of volcanic activity and the cultural link between ancient myth and geological phenomena.
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