Views On The News By Henry McLemore
The column highlights urban friction, traffic rage, restaurant seating woes, and New York City quirks. A satire of modern life contrasts impatient motorists with crowded taxis, oversized pigeons, and city bustle as the author muses on restive streets and daily annoyances.
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Admiral Byrd
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Johnnnie Kieran
Two Diseases Break Out In Localized Areas In US
Medical sources warn that two mysterious lung scarring diseases resemble tuberculosis and may spread nationwide. Histoplasmosis and coccidioidomycosis are named but simplified as disease and disease. Missouri doctors report spread in central states while a Veterans Administration group notes outbreaks beyond wartime areas.
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Veterans Administration
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Byron M Stuart
Booneville
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H E Bassard
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Al Couch Returns From School In Group Leadership
Lorain County educational director Al Couch returns from a two week school for training in group leadership at Mission House College Plymouth Wisconsin. He assisted as an instructor at the Cooperate Society for Recreational Education and Group Organization annual school with more than 180 attendees. Classes covered comparing Communism Socialism Fascism and cooperatives plus dramatics and recreation.
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National professionals drawn for statewide program
Students were drawn from a nation wide area and included teachers cooperative personnel extension agents mental hospital workers and psychiatrists in a broad national effort.
Highly Infectious Poultry Disease Appears in Ohio Flocks
Leland Schuler of the Lorain County Extension reports two flocks in Amherst and Ridgeville townships infected with Newcastle disease. Tests at Ohio State University confirm. Mortality in young chicks ranges from about 2 percent to 100 percent in one case, with egg production losses in adults. One outbreak linked to chicks purchased outside Ohio. source of the other undetermined. Precautions urged for poultrymen to guard against spread.
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Ridgeville Township
Leland Schult
Aassoch
ALE County Ignicultuerl
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Eise
Lorain County
Preventing Newcastle disease in flocks through management steps
Guidance lists six control measures for Newcastle disease in poultry. Key ideas include separating young from adult birds, avoiding bringing birds from shows, isolating flocks during an outbreak, pest control around poultry houses, and using own feed supplies to prevent disease spread.
Stranger in Town in Austin Jail Over Water Claim
A tramp in Austin asked a housewife for a glass of water. She gave him tap water he tasted chlorine for the first time. He accused her of putting something in the glass and denounced her. Police were called and the tramp was jailed.
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Elyria Chronicle-Telegram 1948 Item Dated Tuesday
Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram dated Tuesday June 29 1948 reports local news, events, and notices from the era. The short item places the city in a postwar context with community updates and scheduled activities.
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
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