Milford confirms Walter S Williams as building inspector
Mayor Barrere's choice Walter S Williams a Milford jeweler and former council member has been confirmed as municipal building inspector. The role funds 75 percent of building permit fees and enacts Milford's revised building code. The notice also reports on weddings, church officers, local officials, and holiday visitors across Milford, Newtown, and nearby families.
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Joseph M. Barrere
Walter S. Williams
Milford
Williams
Notice on Filing Inventory of Elizabeth Wolf Estate
Notice is given that an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Elizabeth Wolf also known as Lizzie Wolf deceased of Batavia Township was filed for hearing January 12, 1945 at 10:00 AM. Any party may file exceptions at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Batavia Ohio December 14, 1944. Orville W. Halbisch Probate Judge. Edwin C. Ely and Harry Britton Attorneys. Dec 21-T-2.
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Elizabeth Wolf
Lizzie Wolf
Batavia Township
Batavia
Ohio
A. D
Orville W. Halbisch
Tex Hill and Hengyang Air Fight Reward the Heroes
In Hengyang China Maj Tex Hill leads a night interception against Japanese bombers. Johnny Alison shoots down four enemy planes in a dramatic moonlit battle, with Baumler securing another kill. The squadron salvages a crippled P-40 to keep their fleet flying.
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Cluck
Delhi
China
Tex Hill
Hengyang
B&e
Pecos River
Hunan
Tex
AVG
Maj
Texas Rangers
Navy
Flying Tigers
Bob Neal
Chiang Kai-shek
Toungoo
Hill
Army
Ding-hao
Jinbao
Hankow
Chennault
Johnny Alison
Ajax Baumler
Johnny
Ajax
Alison
Florida
United Kingdom
Moscow
Richardson
Changsha
Rapid Milking Boosts Milk Yield and Fat Content
Rapid milking is described as advantageous in labor scarce times. It increases milk volume and butterfat, with milk from ruptured cells being richer in fat. Stimuli for fast milking vary by cow, including feed, noise, or udder preparation, and must be tailored individually.
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Geneva
N. Y
Massachusetts State College
Three-times removed byproducts yield plastic from farm waste
Agriculture news outlines how farm crop byproducts, especially corn cob components, are repurposed into plastics. Ground cob parts clean metal, cob flour becomes a wood flour substitute, and experiments produced a strong plastic with minimal waste remaining.
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Department of Agriculture
Crossbreeding Cattle Boosts Vigor and Growth
Crossbreeding has long aided vigor in plants and poultry, now offered as a definite means for cattle to increase beef production. Benefits include heavier weights, faster growth, earlier finishing, and more vigorous calves through crossbreeding.
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Natese
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Margie D. Frazier
Leonard W. Foxbower
June Shepherd
Morrow
Wright Field
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May D. Frazier
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Corporal Foxbower
William Foxbower
Newtown
Greenland
Army Air Force
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Carl Garland
St. Louis
S. S. Gatch
Association
Mary Jean Curtin
Helen Curtin
Miami University
Gatch
Mary Leopold
Bethesda Hospital
Mr. Gatch
Mr. and
Mrs. Larkin, Huff
Milford Church of Christ
James Crist
John Leever
Alva Diskete
Harry Beckler
Phil H. Jeffery
Russell Beckett
Robert Beckett
Louis Hock
Elmer Easterling
Leroy C. Walker
Harry L. Hazard
J. L. Pierson, Jr
Kenneth Eigher
Charles H. Farley
Raymond Diskete
Russell Diskete
Charles J. Hayes
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Hayes
Cincinnati
Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Company
James Armstrong
Milford Street
Armstrong
Roy E. Holmes
Gertrude, Brown
Ohio Education Association
Columbus
Charles Adams
James M. Smith
Alfred P. Smith
Monroe Funeral Home
Smith
Nancy Mayfield Smith
Bethany
Newtown Methodist Church
King, Periitown
Alya Rybolt
Richard Rybolt
Middletown
Eileen Bolton
E. E. Siddens
Mecatti
Wilke Coal & Supply CO
Batavia, Ohio
Charles Lamb
Oll Company
Col
Robert L. Scott
WNU
Inventor
Edwin C. Ely
Harry Britton
Yangtse
Tex’ Hill
C.O
Merian C. Cooper
Norris Brock Co
Cincinnati Stock Yards
J. B. Ireton
Kirby
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W. J. Dryden
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