The Iceman On Parade From Ice to Modern Chill
A lighthearted look at the iceman's evolution from horse-drawn ice wagons to modern white uniform service. Ice firms number around 6 000 with about 35 million tons sold yearly, while ice still fuels refrigeration cars and trucks. The piece notes ice's enduring role in preserving seafood and produce and ends with the iceman still needed for large gatherings.
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Washington
Sal
Ice People
John G. Pool Jr
National Association of Ice Industries
Seas
Iceman
Sullivan Kidnap Suspects Flushed From Culvert Hideout
In Independence, Q and nearby towns residents report a dramatic exposure of kidnap suspects flushed from a culvert hideout. Mrs Edith Webber and family members visited Sabrina Houserman's home on Sunday amid a flurry of local calls and social visits involving relatives and friends from Princeton, W Va. The article notes community interactions and local club events, including Friendship Club meetings, Teeter Circle One, and church activities.
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Edith Webber
Independ Lence
Sabrina Houserman
Richard Krebs
Princeton
W. Va
Mary Loomis
Friendship Club
Sullivan
Christian Church
Eloise Crown
Thejon
Johnny Appleseed High
Cora Chamberlain
Eva Clem
Mabel Keiller
Missiof Ashland
Emma Height
Toledo
W. B. Miller
McAdoo
Woman Found Guilty Of Food Drug Violation
Los Angeles chiropractor Ruth B. Drown was convicted of violating the federal Pure Food and Drug Act for selling a radio therapy machine she claimed could diagnose and cure many diseases, including cancer. Sentencing set for Oct 8 with potential penalties up to one year in prison or a $1000 fine. Government witnesses called the device useless for diagnosis or treatment.
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Los Angeles
Ruth B. Drown
Drown
Harry C. Westover
Hally Wood
Ancient Locomotive Injures Cast On Movie Set
In Sonora California a woodburning locomotive used in High Noon ran amok on location injuring four people director Kennemann starlet Grace Kelly and two cameramen after slipping brakes. The $10 000 sound camera was wrecked and two days of film were ruined.
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Sonora
Calif
Rank Kennemann
Grace
Kelly
Gary Cooper
Gerard leaves $6 million estate to widow in will
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany before World War I left an estimated 6 million dollars to his widow Mrs Mary D Gerard. The will filed for probate yesterday also bequeathed about 130000 dollars to relatives friends and employees aided by Mrs Walter Reinhart and her committee. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction.
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New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Mary D. Gerard
Gerard
Walter Reinhart
Milk Plant Operators to Meet in Lorain on Thursday
Lorain county milk plant operators will gather at the Home Dairy in Lorain on Thursday September 27 for a review of Grade A Milk regulations. Sanitarians from three county health departments will participate to discuss equipment and construction, bacterial standards, handling methods, and producer responsibilities.
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Lorain County
Lorain
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