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tu WAFT-AM FHONE 3-2831 THE BUCYRUS (OHIO) TELEGRAPH-fORUM FRIDAY JULY 11 1958 THREE Sulphur Springs Shipping Fever Cut By Antibiotics Dcms Make Nixon Their No 1 Foe Water Co Gets OK To File Its Rates COLUMBUS The Ray' nette Water Co Sagsrcrtek Township today was authorized by the Public Utilities Coromis-sion to file a schedule of rate with the PUC and begin operation in Greene County The principal area served by the new water company will be Raynette Platt and Sugarcreek Township to Greene County Crawford Court News Ftubtte Court Millard Schkber sstate tovets-tory and' appraisement filed Ronald Willetts minor fifth account filed Mildred Case estate will filed Martha Streby estate transfer of real estate filed first final and distribution accounts filed George Lay estate will filed Otto Snider estate application and bond and letters issued Mary A Welty estate will pro-hated application filed letters is- By LYLE WILSON United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) It would be reasonably accurate Jo write thsft the current issue of Still better was two injections one the Lone Star State one in the Buckeye State Then only 2S percent of the animals were feled by shipping fever Although Dr trials are encouraging he concedes the disease is still pretty largely a mystery The cause although King suspects a virus is not yet known The bacteria known as Pasteurella are present in animals sick with shipping fever yet when they are injected into healthy animals symptoms fail to develop Dr King theorizes that a virus and possibly other stress factors lower the resistance making it possible for Pasteurella and other organisms to get a foothold The Ohio Experiment station will press studies on the true cause of the malady for only through knowing the cause can an effective control be developed HEAT CANCELS WORK BIRMINGHAM England (UPI) hundred workers at a chocolate factory were told to stay home from work today- It was too hot for the chocolate to set Paulme Long a nurse at Mansfield spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Esther Long and family Mr and Mrs Charles Busted of Elyria was a recent guest of her mother Mrs Laura DeHays and son El wood and family Mrs Ada Bauer of Cleveland is against the guest of Mrs Mabel Light Mrs Light visited a few weeks with Mrs Bauer in Cleveland recently i Ellen Elizabeth and Lelia Bitt-lkofer and Trolla Klopfenstem were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Florence Jacobs to Bucyrus Betty Ckall of Tiro is spending part of her vacation with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Roger Amstutz and family Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Calvin Long and son Eddie east of the village were Mrs Clarence Sloan and Mr and Mrs Bobby Sloan of Wheeling Va Mrs John Wagner and children of Cheboygan Mich are on vacation here visiting Mrs mother-in-law Mrs Lottie Wagner John Wagner visited here over July Fourth and returned home Saturday WOOSTER Antibiotics are coining to the rescue of American cattlemen been harassed for many years by vague type of disease that attacks animals in transit Dr Nelson King of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment station has cut shipping fever sharply in beef cattle by the injection of ten cubic scentimeters of bicillin or com-biotic The Ohio statkn buys the bulk of its experimental cattle from Texas ranchers Eight of every 100 cattle not given an antibiotic on the range developed shipping fever before reaching Wooster or shortly thereafter Yet only six of each 100 calves given one injection in Texas came down with disease I "The Democratic Is a solid if not deliberate salute to Vice President Richard Nixon The digest is published by the Democratic National Committee It is a well edited political palnphlet The July issue arrived on news desk's here with a rjumeographed attention caller to the fact that the pamphlet's emphasis had been diverted from the Adams Goldfine episode to center on the vice president The cover bore a Nixon cartoon and the lead story dealt with Nixon undeniable evidence that Democratic strategists rate Nixon their No 1 political opposition the man most likely to cause the Democratic Party serious trouble to the elections of this year and to 1960 Has Beat Chance What is a solid tribute to a young man who occupies an office which traditionally is a political dead end How dead an end it has been is indicated by a paragraph from (his week's Saturday Evening Post to which Stewart Alsou writes of Nixon as follows: "Siqce 1836 when Martin Van Buren inherited the crown from crusty bid Andrew Jackson no vice president has been nominated as his presidential candidate Yet already two years in advance vice president Nixon has the 1960 Republican presidential nomination sewed up in nearly puncture proof bag He unquestionably has a better chance lhan any other man to be the next president of the United 11 It is with such as that to mind that Democratic strategists -hammer away at Nixon in preference to beating their drums about the currently timely store of Sherman friendship with UNION LABEL ST ALBANS Vt UPI) The Vermont Labor Council voted unanimously that delegates must have a union label in their suits to gain admittance to next convention I I III 'JiniijJiiia Railroad tank-cars used for various purposes may be lined with lead nickel rubber wax zinc tin or glass Harriet HopLey estate petition to sell personal property Modnie Brown estate petition to sell chattel property Margaret Fleiner incomp journal entry approving bond order sale of real estate filed Philip Seubert estate inventory and appraisement filed Gertrude Henkel incomp appli-cation and journal entry in reference to transfer bonds filed first and final and distribution account filed Maud A Stutzman estate first final and distribution account filed Bernard Goldfine The fact that Democratic sharp shooters are diverted from the fine target offered by Adams to concentrate on Nixon does to considerable degree endorse the judgment of columnist Alsop that Nixon has the 1960 Republican presidential nomination in the bag This Democratic judgment was not recently come by The Democratic high command has been on the offensive against Nixon consistently During the early Eisenhower years the opposition was reluctant to tackle the President personally He still was too much the popular hero A bruising political attack on him could have aroused public resentment The Whipping Boy Nixon became the presidential whipping boy That phase is long past however The opposition no longer fears to attack Eisenhower but seems to count Nixon as the major target and the more formidable obstande to Democratic election victories The digest calls the roll of political problems and they are substantial The lead story is titled California The pamphlet wonders whether Nixon will campaign this year for Sen William Know land the Republican candidate for governor of California remarking that Knowland is running on flagrantly reactionary anti-labor ii Knowland is making a reform-th e-unions campaign and advocates right to work legislation which would bar the closed shop The digest happily scents trouble there for Nixon because if he campaigns for Knowland "Nixon will seem to put himself in the Old Guard camp of the GOP1 "Nixon has been working for years to gain coloration as an internationalist and economic moderate to win support from the (Thomas E) Dewey wing of the party How can he keep this camouflage suit on and still work for The Demosrats would be pleased iif Nixon found it impossible to campaign for Knowland It will not be that way however Nixon will be Ihere! 4-H Honeycombs Holmes-Liberty Plan For Picnic Plans for a picnic were made and 4-H books were handed hi when the Holmes-Liberty Honeycombs met at the school on Tuesday Thirty-three of 1 the 38 members and three guests were present The session was opened with the 4-H pledge and the Pledge of Alleg iance to the Flag led by Cheryl Kail Devotions were led by Betty Hudson Sandy Fischer took roll eall answered by members telling what they planned to do on their vacations The report was given by Chaiiend Ruffner The meeting was then adjourned and Delores Mollencopf spoke on "Good The pdcnlc-poouck will be held at the next meeting July 22 All attending are to being their own table service The picnic is to be held at 11 a to Harry Grove Refreshments were served by Sandy Fischer Kathryn Scott Susan Richardson and Judy Stineman 0 rui Ini YET GROUP FORMED NEW YORfc Formation of the Order of Lafayette Inc for members of the armed services who served to France or French Africa during World Wars I or was announced today Honorary chairmen of the order are General of the Army Douglas MacArthur and Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz and the president general is former Representative Hamilton Fish 0 Iffy If VU 11191 mmBV Brokensword WSWS Program At Regular Meeting Mrs Carl Stineman was hostess for the recent monthly meeting of the Brokensword Emnauef WSWS meeting The meeting was opened with the group singing "We've a Story to Tell to toe led by Mrs Stineman with Mrs Bessie Hieber at the piano Mrs Robert Regula led to prayer and Mrs Harold Morrow read the scripture lesson "Strengthen the Church Through Vacation" being presented as toe topic by Mrs Stineman -An article entitled "The Church in Russia" was read by Mrs Jacob Oberlander This was for toe mission news Mrs Doyle Gearhart conducted a Bible quiz A prayer for missionaries was offered by Mrs Hieber before roll call waa answered by naming books for toe new testament Seven members and one visitor were present Copies of "A Manuel of Spiritual Living tor were given to each member present by the secretary The meeting was closed with toe group smgmg "God Be With and the "Lard's being repeated to unison IV 0 0 121 Varren Chuckles In The Hews By United Frees International JMLY Adverftosememift In felt Tuesday's Telegraph IForam TRAINING FAYS OFF KNOXVILLE Tenn (UPI) University of Tennessee football player Ed Morgan got to some off season practice at a local store where working at a clerk this summer When a bandit tried to rob toe store at gunpoint Morgan downed him with a tying tackle and disarmed him This Visit Was A Little Rough CONFIDENCE Him: 1 Bn A Short Vacation HARTLAND Vt (UPI) Ten-year-old John Adams bad so much confidence 'to bis chess ability tost when he won the Hartland Grout school championship be Issued a statewide challenge to play against any other elementary school pupil SELL BY CLASSIFIED GUTN Ala out aa juat visit Truck driver Boyette making his regular run with load of shale stopped by toe home of a friend When he entered toe yard toe dog attacked him ripping his trousers and inflicting some damage on his leg Jerking loose from the dog Boyette ran into toe bouse He seated himself to have a look at his wounds The chair collapsed A nail ripped toe other leg of hit trouser and gashed the flesh And he suffered a minor back injury The clarinet was developed fa Nuremberg to 1690 IFyRNOTOR The Sweetest Home Building 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