Milk Firm Sues Over Newark Milk Permit Fraud
The Schoharie County Cooperative Dairies, Inc. sues Isadore Eisenstein in Superior Court for 7500 alleging he conspired to divert funds paid to reinstate a Newark Health Department milk permit. Queensboro Farm Products filed a similar suit seeking 10000.
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New York Milk Company
Newark Health Department
Schoharie County Cooperative Dairies, Inc
Isadore Eisenstein
South Orange
Sehoharie
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Queensboro Farm Products, Inc
Long Island City
Eisenstein
Schoharie
New Type Lamp Detects Dirty Dishes in Kitchens
Pasadena report describes a mercury lamp using ultraviolet rays to reveal invisible food particles on dishes. Alston Rodgers explains the lamp design for Cleveland Health Department inspectors, noting dishes may look clean yet still shine under the lamp.
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Cleveland ‘Health Department
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Cornell May Oust Student Over Korea Comment
Acting Cornell president Cornelis De Kiewiet denounced a student remark as outrageous and indefensible and ordered university conduct to investigate a report that John Marqusee called for an end to American aggression in Korea. Marqusee, 22, a senior in industrial and labor relations, denies making the statement.
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Ithaca (P
Cornell University
Cornell
Korea
Cornelis W. de Kiewier
Univertieal
John Marqusee
Woodmere
Nassau’ County
Prague
Marqusee
Jack Marqusee
de Kiewier
Postoffice Cuts Staff in Yearlong Reductions
Washington reports the Post Office Department cut 16 000 payroll positions over the last year. Changes followed mid April cutbacks including shorter window hours, less night handling, and reduced residential deliveries to once daily. Postmaster General Donaldson says the cuts curb annual deficits and spending. Congress may force a reversal with new funding and a presidential veto risk.
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Postoffice Department
Donaldson
House
Senate
Illinois farms use up to fifteen million in forest products
Illinois farmers consume an estimated ten to fifteen million dollars worth of forest products annually. The figure reflects a wide range of timber and related materials used across the state.
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Urbana
INS
Illinois
Arlington funeral honors first Korean War casualty
High government officials planned to attend the funeral in Arlington National Cemetery for Sergeant Ernest K Turner 35 of Berwick Pennsylvania the first enlisted casualty of the Korean War buried there.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Ernest K. Turner
Berwick
Korea
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