Failure To Conserve Soil Affects Culture, Carrier Warns
National soil conservation expert Lyman Carrier urged continued efforts to fight erosion and protect water and soil in the west. He warned lost topsoil endangers civilization, cited a now ghosted eastern county, and recalled the origin of the soil conservation service during the PWA era.
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Lyman Carrier
Carrier
Tobacco Road
West
Don Larson
E. Lawton
Virginia
Bandon
Oregon
Department of Agriculture
Who
The
Agriculture History Society
American Society’ of Agronomy
Soil Conservation Service
Harold Ickes
Interior
Public Works Administration
PWA
States Plan Scholarship for Southern Students in Health Professions
The regional education council announced a Southern Compact plan to fund about 500 students yearly to study medicine dentistry and veterinary medicine across states. Total appropriations reach 1.4985 million with Meharry receiving 300000 annually to prevent closure.
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Regional Council For Education
Florida
Oklahoma
Duke
Emory
Tulane
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Meharry
Loyola
Maryland
Virginia
Auburn
Oklahoma A. & M
Tuskegee
Georgia
Nashville
Estate Case In Probate for Margaret Myles Rolls On
A petition for letters of administration was filed in probate court by Charles E Myles of Lava Hot Springs for the estate of his late wife Margaret. The estate includes 29.6 acres of farm land valued at 17000 and household articles worth 500. Heirs listed are Reese H Myles of Salmon Mattie McDonald Warner of Boise Alverness Asbough of Roseburg Ore David E Myles of Mackay Thomas V Myles of Cascade Locks Ore Nina M Hearsum of Oakland Calif Keith M Myles of Boise and Marjorie M Marler of South Gate Calif.
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Charles E. Myles
Lava Hot Springs
Margaret
Myles
Reese H. Myles
Salmon
Mattie McDonald Warner
Boise
Alverness Asbough
Berle and Joyce Matthews Rewed in New York Home
Milton Berle and his former wife Joyce Matthews were remarried in New York at Surrogate William T. Collins home with witnesses including Mrs. Collins and secretary Francis J. McNamee. They divorced in October 1947 in Reno and share an adopted daughter Victoria, aged four.
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New York
Milton Berle
Joyce Matthews
William T. Collins
Irving Kaufman
Three Texans arraigned on amended theft charges in Ogden
Henry Ackerman Albert Harper and Ruben Buckholdt jailed Wednesday on charges from license plates to vagrancy were arraigned Thursday before Justice Hyde on amended counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. Bond set at 300 each. Hearings on demurrer and motion set for next Thursday. Four Ogden residents also arrested Tuesday on similar charges were released on 20 bail.
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Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
Henry W. Ackerman
Albert W. Harper
Ruben Henry Buckholdt
Texas
Ackerman
Harper
Buckholdt
Scotty
N. Main St
William Ryan
Ogden
FBI Moves Into Turmoil Of Souths Masked Terror
The FBI moves into Alabama amid hooded terror raids as a new hate group forms in Georgia modeled on the Columbians. Sheriff Holt McDowell warns raiders may strike any home. Birmingham citizens arm themselves to defend their families. Authorities forward details to Washington to probe civil rights violations. Federal focus centers on whether victims suffered rights violations under federal law. All Alabama law enforcement resources are mobilized except the National Guard.
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Birmingham
Ala
FBI
Alabama
Georgia
Columbians, Inc
B. G. Stowall
Holt McDowell
Clark Edwards
Elmerton
Homer Loomis, Jr
Atlanta
Loomis, Jr
Homer Loomis, Sr
Justice Department
Washington
George King
National Guard
Birmingham Raiders
Boy Marries Both Sisters in Separate Marriages
New York youth Walter Fisher, 19, is accused of marrying Helen Blank age 20 in Las Vegas on May 16 1948 and later marrying Evelyn Blank age 21 in Baltimore two months later. Both sisters filed suits to annul the marriages and allege no intervening divorce occurred.
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Los Angeles
New York
Helen Blank
Evelyn
Walter Fisher
Helen
Fisher
Las Vegas
Baltimore
FHA Meet Ends With Utah Idaho Delegates Conference
Delegates to a three day Farmers Home Administration conference concluded their meet last night in Boise. Karl J. Magleby state director of FHA for Utah and Idaho presided at the meetings.
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BOISE
Farmers Home Administration
Karl J. Magleby
FHA
Utah
Idaho
Mutilated Body of Woman Found in Parked Car
In Los Angeles a 28 year old housewife and saleswoman, Louise Springer, was found strangled in her 1948 car parked in a southwest LA neighborhood. The body, wrapped in tarpaulin and with a rope at the neck, was located days after her disappearance from a crowded street.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Short
Louise Springer
Laurence Springer
Mrs. Springer
Springer
Jailed man writes bouncing checks in hospital ward
Roy Sparmon, 33, jailed awaiting trial on forgery, wrote three bad checks from City hospital ward to obtain cigarettes and magazines. The bounced checks add three forgery charges while he stays for diabetes treatment.
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Cleveland
Roy Sparmon
City Hospital
Sparmon
Finland Apology Over Isotope Request Comment
Atomic Commissioner Lewis Strauss said he regretted a misunderstanding with Finland after claiming the country asked the United States for more radioactive isotopes than many larger nations. He stressed no criticism of Finland was intended. The exchange followed President Truman's remarks on Strauss's continued tenure.
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Washington
Finland
Lewis L. Strauss
United States
Strauss
Truman
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Bible School Closes With Evening Program Parade
The Assembly of God church on 12th and Lander streets hosts a closing program for vacation Bible school this evening at 8. Children parade a Center street route to Caldwell Park at 11 this morning on bicycles tricycles and wagons with slogans. Rev L A Steller reports 126 children enrolled and an average attendance of 92 over ten days.
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Assembly of God Church
12Th
Lander Streets
Center Street
Caldwell Park
L. A. Steller
Doan's Pills Advertised For Kidney Support
An old ad promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to help kidney and bladder discomfort. It warns of backache and swelling from kidney function issues and urges asking a druggist for the product, claiming long use and wide success.
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Doan
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