New York Youth Dope Addiction Estimate At Hearings
New York police estimate 6 000 city school age children are drug addicts from a three day narcotics probe. Lt Bernard Boylan cited the rise from earlier figures and Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein pledged rapid action. Police in Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn arrested 21 people as the probe ends with warnings of continued, intensified enforcement and a plan for a legislative report.
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New York
New York City
Bernard Boylan
Narcotics Bureau
Boylan
Nathanial L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Red Casualty Totals From Korea Increase
The Army reports enemy casualties through June 7 at 1 143 361, raising total casualties since the start to 28 250 more than by June 2. North Korean losses are 588 091 and Chinese Red losses 555 270 with 161 316 prisoners of war. U S combat losses through June 8 total 70 317 and UN forces 184 406, including 180 000 South Koreans.
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Washington
Korea
U.S
U.N
Worms Hit Bottomland Corn Near Prairieton and Prairie Creek
County agent A. D. Luers reported considerable damage from wire and cut worms to several hundred acres of corn in river bottom lands around Prairieton and Prairie Creek. About 29,000 acres exist in the area. replanting may be needed, and Lindane is advised to reduce future damage. Experimental Purdue work shows Lindane only slightly affects corn growth.
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Prairieton
Prairie Creek
A. D. Luers
Purdue University
Luers
Oil To Kill Termites Feeds $15,000 Blaze
Pana Illinois June 15 The crude oil spread to fight termites aided a fire that destroyed four farm buildings including a tool shed granary two chicken houses and a two car garage The farmer aimed to burn a stump near a building and saturated it with oil Flames spread to other structures and damaged the farm estimated at 15000 dollars The garage and home were saved and the Munzenmaier residence was threatened
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Pana
Ill
Chris Munzenmaier
Munzenmaier
Bowling Green 4-H Girls Tour Tribune Star Plant
A group from the Pioneer Maids 4-H Club of Bowling Green Indiana toured the Tribune Star Publishing Company facilities visiting Davis Gardens a foods plant a cleaning plant city and county offices including the police dept and county jail and a downtown department store. Lunch was at Deming Park. Leader Miss Lois Meyer guided the trip with transport by Mrs Hazel Swalley and Miss Arlene Strauch.
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Pioneer Maids 4-H Club
Bowling Green
Ind
Tribune - Star Publishing Company
Davis Gardens
Deming Park
Lois Meyer
Hazel Swalley
Arlene Strauch
Divorce Granted and New Cases Filed in Superior Court
Judge Pro Tem John H Beasley granted Pearl Sears a divorce from Everett Sears. Elsie Brown seeks a divorce from William Brown of 317 Eagle Street. Charles T Cerrain seeks a divorce from Winifred A Certain of R R 1 West Terre Haute. Marriages dates cited include October 24 1942 and November 1 1930 with separations in 1951 and 1950 respectively. Cruel and inhuman treatment alleged in both filings. The eleventh century Indonesia description appears as unrelated historic note.
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John H. Beasley
Pearl Sears
Everett Sears
Elsie Brown
William Brown
Eagle Street
Charles T. Cerrain
Winifred A. Certain
West Terre Haute
MacArthur Sees Empty Seats At Texas Speech
General Douglas MacArthur spoke at Rice Stadium in Houston before about 20 000 people, far from half full, as he critiqued the administration and urged courage. His Houston crowd contrasted with larger plans, with observers noting the many vacant sections and some whistles during the address.
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Houston
Tex
Rice Stadium
Douglas MacArthur
Texas
Rice Institute
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
New York City
MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
Carroll Martin
Houston Post
Inductees Eligible for Volunteer Duty Expanded
Local Army and Air Force, Navy and Marine recruiting stations announced today that for the period June 15 to July 15, 1951, those with orders for pre induction examination may be accepted for enlistment in either branch. Those without induction orders may enlist now before quotas fill.
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Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Aviation Board Reviews Budget at City Hall Session
City Board of Aviation Commissioners Ray Thomas Harry Fitch and Herbert A Gerdink with John C Hart superintendent of Hulman Field and Eleanor Walsh clerk met Friday at City Hall to discuss the coming year budget for the aviation board.
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City Board of Aviation
Ray Thomas
Harry Fitch
Herbert A. Gerdink
John C. Hart
Hulman Field
Eleanor Walsh
Aviation Board
City Hall
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Sn.s
Don A. Schanche
S.N.P
Fred Waters
East Gate
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China
Ceylon
India
Formosa
M Arthur
Terre Haute
MEIS
Denier
Blaikley
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