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Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

13 Jun 1952

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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

16

Wide Range of Clare Residents Visit Friends and Relatives

A long list of Clare area residents and their guests filled a weekend with visits across Michigan and beyond. Among those visiting were Peggy Ruby of Detroit with the O Rourke family, Al Kulschar and Gary also from Detroit, and Miss Myra Vreedenburg of Shepherd with niece and husband Jay and Mrs Bellinger. Guests included families from Owosso, Bay City, Saginaw, and Sterling, with trips to Indianapolis and Chicago suburbs noted.

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Howler Gagetown O'Rourke Peggy Ruby Detroit Bar] Ruby al Kulschar Soy Gary Harrison. Simmons Myra ‘Vreedenburg Shepherd Jay Bellinger Pat O'Grady Mr. Clemens Waldo Gephart Alpena Olyn Lynch Robert Bakersfield California Theo Wallington Clare Clara Sternaman Owosso Jack Sternaman Camp Carson Colorado James Gillespie Clara Jack Will Pittsburg Carl Lear Darlene Kansas Missouri Lacross Kansas Gerald Reeder Oregon Douglas Masten Ann Arbor Greta Masten Tyler Texas Magnollia Oil Company Robert Lamont Jane Leslie Mt. Pleasant Harley Holt Riley Burke Kirkville New York At Joseph Hospital Syracuse Joan Davy Rose City Daniel Raymond Marion Frank Nash George Morrow Elwell Ernest Irwin Jay Hendrie Bobby Billy Coolidge Arizona V. J. Kittendorf Roger Ot Sebewaing N. A. Elden Dexter Hiden Ed Mussell Duane and Mills Higgins Lake Grayling Frank Snider Lake Margarethe Fern Wright Shirley Hatch Joan Archambault Indianapolis Indiana Merle Archambault H. B. Johnson, Jr Oxford Wallace Johnson Marquette A. J. Bellinger Farwell Jennings Archambault Joyce William Archambault Bay City Elsworth Chaffee Sterling Howard Richter St. Louis Ernest Chaffee Clare General Hospital C. W. Nash Cheboygan Mackinac City Allison C. ©. Williams John A. Smith Jerry Freeland Alec Poplewski Saginaw Arthur D. Johnson Johnson Cottage Lake George William Knepper Johnsons June Wave June Holt Ohio Tridiana Shentucky Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Pennnsylvania Big Stone Gap John Fok, Jr Athg Clough and Sons Melissa Robinette Stella Trietch Floyd Walters Flint Barbara Glenda Trietch Mark Clough Edward Geeck Largo Florida Anna Geeck Jim Sutton West Grant Florence Robinette Gordon Johnson F.C. Sanford Sharron Mussell Jim Murphy Beaverton Ed Little C. D. Harvey Ronald Glen Livingston Filint Jack Bouchey Randy Russel Michigan Flying Farmer Queen Earl Haddock Battle Creek Laurence Neopit Wisconsin M. Exiffa Tron Mountain Seibt Urban Lanthier Flora Raphael Franklin Iron Mountain Fred Verrette Ruth Green Danny George Haring Ralph Stevens Roberta Stevens Linda M. Exxuda
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Tobacco Match Books Reach Record Use Across America

A study shows match book distribution now at 12.5 billion books yearly, with 20 lights per book, totaling 250 billion matches. Free books began in New York 50 years ago and are widely used by tobacco companies plus hotels, restaurants, railroads, and others for advertising and public service messages.

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New York City
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Family Budget Recommended Investment Income Group

Dr. Ruth R. Honey of Penn State discusses how a family budget reflects spending shares on food rent and clothing and suggests ways to cut costs. She notes those with investment incomes and fixed salaries may face tighter budgets and emphasizes prioritizing essential cuts and seasonally sourced foods.

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Ruth R. Honey Pennsylvania State College Dr. Honey Honey
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Gasoline Safety Rules for Farms Highlight Fire Danger

Farmers face high losses from gasoline fires estimated at over seven million dollars annually. Eight rules cover storage, handling, grounding, and labeling to reduce risk, including underground steel tanks, never open containers, no ignition sources, grounding during pouring, avoiding dry cleaning with fuels, not using fuels to start fires, red labeled cans, and strict cautions on petroleum products.

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Call to Service Leads to Brief Navy Duty for Kilbuck

BERKLEY California John H Kilbuck, a University of California research civilian at the dehydration foods station, was called into the navy but returned to his same post after confirming qualifications. He resumes work on dehydrated foods research.

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Berkley, Califf John H. Kilbuck Armed Service Kilbuck University of California Experiment Station Navy
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alabaster vases odor endures from Tutankhamen tomb

Fragrant unguents preserved in alabaster vases within Tutankhamen's tomb retain scent after nearly 3800 years, illustrating ancient Egyptian burial practices and perfumery.

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Tutankhamen
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Marine Pilot Knocks Out Four Tanks With One Napalm Bomb

Marine First Lieutenant James McCleery and First Lieutenant Loren W. Calhoun spotted four camouflaged Communist tanks during an armed search over North Korea. With only one napalm bomb left, McCleery dove in a Corsair and dropped the bomb onto the target, setting all four tanks ablaze. Infantry reports confirmed the tanks were destroyed two days later.

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Korea James McCleery McCleery St. Louis Loren W. Calhoun Ashton, Ill North Korea
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North Dakota Leads U.S. Spring Wheat Production

North Dakota dominates national spring wheat output, producing the highest volume among states and setting the pace for the crop across the country.

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North Dakota
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Sargasso Sea: Central Warm Core of North Atlantic

The Sargasso Sea is the warm, central water mass in the North Atlantic between the West Indies and the Azores. It hosts a Gulf Stream induced eddy with floating Sargassum weed gathering in the middle, sometimes forming mats that resemble a surface but never impede ships. Similar warm saline cores exist in other oceans but lack a common name due to absence of distinctive weed.

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Sargasso Sea North Atlantic Ocean West Indies Azores
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Army 45th Division Troops Watch Boarded Football Action in Japan

Soldiers of the 45th Infantry Division in Hokkaido Japan follow Big Seven and Big Ten games via weekly sound films provided by Phillips Petroleum Company. The oil firm sponsors football action and films at three camps where division troops are stationed.

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Army 45Th Infantry Division Oklahomi National Guard Hokkaidhoi Japan Petroleum Company Phillips Petroleum Co Air Hokkaido
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Three Nations Refuse To Sign Japan Peace Treaty

On September 8, 1951 the Soviet Union Poland and Czechoslovakia refused to sign the Treaty of Peace with Japan. The decision highlights continued opposition among major Allies to a final settlement at that time.

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Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia Japan
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Underground Development Length Surpasses Major City Subways

Depths reached by Deeper and Longer fe in International Nickel's Canadian operations exceed the total mileage of New York and London underground subways. The project extends miles below the surface in a rare mining feat.

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International Nickel New York London
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New Nickel-Saving Alloy Incoloy Unveiled For High Temp Use

International Nickel announces a new heat resistant alloy named Incoloy for use under national emergency. It contains about 36 percent nickel and 20 percent chromium with balance iron. It replaces higher nickel alloys and is available in standard mill forms.

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Internatetial
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Art Damoth Agency McEwan Street Clare Office Supply CO W. Fifth St Joanne Richard Wilcox Dancing Educators of America, Inc Central Michigan College RAYON Bembergs Rayon Taffeta Sue Rayon Bicknell’s Clare Father's Day Union Pte Dad Gir BéSs Daddy
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