Rabies concerns prompt county health questions and action
The Onondaga County Medical Society bulletin urges preventive rabies measures after a Spafford District 3 School dog attack. It questions vaccination clinics and calls for county coordination, suggesting licensing delays until pets are treated.
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Spafford
Onondaga County
Onondaga
State Health Department
County
Veterinary Board
Board of Supervisors
Thomas H. Dyer
Dyer
New World's Record For Broken Pledges
Leonard Hall and Paul Butler signed a pledge to run a clean campaign. Butler quickly cited past taunts and charges of treason, while Taft cringed. Hall challenged a reward for proving Nixon called someone traitor, signaling renewed campaign rancor.
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Leonard Hall
Paul Butler
Charles Taft
Cincinnati
Hall
Butler
Taft
Hail
Nixon
Coals to Newcastle on the Irrigation Front
The piece notes a 73 percent rise in irrigated cropland in eastern states over four years, driven by profit risk, with Cornell data showing irrigation salvages profits in dry years. It cites Wall Street Journal on irrigation boosting volume and margins, and banks urging investment, while overall surpluses grow and farm aid persists, amid rising food demand projections.
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Great Plains
New York State
Cornell University
Wall Street Journal
Toothprinting Traps Burglar in Cheese Bite Evidence
A Midwestern grocery thief, after biting cheese during a theft, pleaded guilty on counsel advice. Scientists say dental prints rival fingerprints for identification, with 60 million to 1 odds of identical teeth, suggesting home use for catching nightly refrigerator burglars.
Guestward Ho! A humorous look at a California dude ranch
A light novel review of Guestward Ho by Sterling North recounts the Hootens leasing a Santa Fe area dude ranch. The piece highlights wacky guests, a desert setting, and the satire of ranch life. Barbara Hooten's wit and the book's humor are noted, with questions about whether the couple stays or sells.
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Horace
Greeley
Barbara Hooten
Bill
New York
Santa Fe
Curly
Gustward HO
Patrick Dennis
Man commits to $1260 annual scholarship fund
The speaker decrees that $1,260 of future annual earnings will be set aside for a scholarship. This act reflects courage and generosity and poses the question of where greater faith in personal and national futures can be found.
Red Cross Defends Work Amid Broad Rumors and Criticism
Washington reports the Red Cross, with 1,650,000 volunteers and 14,700 staff, faces widespread rumors of profiteering and mistimed aid. Officials recount 6,000 emergencies handled in 75 years and 270 relief operations aiding about 400,000, while stressing the organization’s integrity and the non sale of blood.
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Edward J. Doherty
Alliance
Washington
Red Cross
United States
Korea
Germany
America
Ellsworth Bunker
Washington Headquarters
George C. Marshall
Europe
Africa
Big dams plan for California water reach expansion
State engineers unveil a 13 billion plan to correct rainfall imbalances by constructing 260 major dams and a central aqueduct from Oregon to Mexico. The California Water Plan aims to store 80 million acre feet and shift water from north to arid central and southern regions over centuries with state federal and local cooperation.
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Sacramento
Calif
Mother Nature
California
Thei
California Water Plan
Division of Water Resources
St. Lawrence
Oregon
Mexico
Missouri
Omaha
Nia
Popularity of Natural Gas Surges in National Economy
The piece notes natural gas rising to sixth among U.S. industries and suggests its political leverage in an election year. It also cites a board observer deriding postponed tests in the Pacific and includes commentary from a Moscow gathering where French and Russian officials discuss the Cold War as a dying issue.
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Pacific
Moscow
Heart Attack Scare Delays Work For Scribe Othman
Frederick C. Othman recounts a near fatal spell of chest pain and a misread heart attack in the week after a tense dispatch on Congress troubles. He describes ECG tests, a heart monitor, hypertension, and guidance to rest and lose weight while staying employed.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Othman
Congress
Dispatch
Hilda
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Kane
Newcastle
Dude Ranch
Sterling North
New Jersey
Connecticut
Edson
England
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Supreme Court
Joseph J. Lipper
North Coast
Eureka
Central Valley
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