Cincinnati Summer Village brings 54 children together
The first Children's International Summer Village near Cincinnati housed 54 youths from Vienna Oslo Stockholm Newcastle Mexico City Paris Copenhagen and Cincinnati for four weeks. Counselors led activities from letters home to games and trips while TV united guests and locals. The effort funded by Cincinnati citizens aims to spark global similar villages and foster international harmony.
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Cin- Svnngt
Vienna
Oslo
Stockholm
Newcastle-in-Tyne
Mexico City
Paris
Copenhagen
Cincinnati
Germany
Sweden
England
Doris Twitchell Allen
University of Cincinnati
Europe
London
Crosley
Avco Manufacturing Corporation
America
Hapalong Cassidy
The
Lone Ranger
Crossword puzzle across and down clues mixed in shuffled list
The page presents a jumbled crossword clues grid with across and down entries including definitions for items such as a brown phalanger sharp spine a tusk and various wordplay hints. Several entries reference languages monarchs and measurements while others show abbreviations and misspellings from OCR.
Two Doctors Split the Town in The Fiction Corner
The Fiction Corner describes two contrasting physicians in Linn dale. Doc Boggs is aged and ill tempered, often mixing up prescriptions, while Dr Willis is a lively, dependable thirty year old who wins the favor of women and locals. Businessmen, farmers, and expectant mothers welcome the younger doctor. Boggs resists, claiming, It’s a one doctor town.
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Nidal
Doc Boggs
Willis
Old Doc Boggs
Doc
The Doctor Willis Opens Elm Street Practice
Story follows Dr Willis newly practicing on Elm Street after succeeding Dr Boggs. His life contrasts with the late mentor, including Mrs South’s move to assist and gossip about his marriage to Jean from Ohio. He becomes the object of community intrigue as townsfolk judge his kindness and romantic prospects.
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Willis
Elm Street
JOENNY OLSEN Revered Radio Host Turned TV Figure
Jo en nyl Olsen recalls a 25 year radio career starting at 14 in Windom Minnesota He hosts Lunch eon Club on ABC at noon and has appeared at over 2000 county fairs He has interviewed Presidents Coolidge Hoover and Roosevelt He originated the Rumpus Room radio show which moved to television We the People's is his current TV venture Dan Seymour named one of seven favorite American fathers Joe nny Olsen reflects on fame and longevity in broadcast
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Jean
Joenny Olsen
Johnny
Windom
Minn
ABC
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
The
People’s
Dan Seymour
Boys Clubs of America
Dan
Steve
Bob Hope
General Ridgway
Grassroots Dollar Less Elastic Yet Farmers Fare Improved
Wright A Patterson cites Home Economics Bureau data to compare 1900 and 1950 incomes. Farm cash income tripled since 1900 while farms still supply much of family food and fuel. Industrial workers enjoy higher wages and more amenities, vacations, pensions, and utilities, though costs rise. Inflation impacts both workers and farmers, with taxes and price increases eroding purchasing power despite nominal gains.
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Cincinnati Citizens
Benny Roskan
Adrama
Egypt
Guido
Oes
the Fiction Corner
the Doctor
Doctor Willis
Ohio
Busib Spe
Chometaw
Atobery Ag
Acta Wi
James
New York
Red Cross
Grange
Community Chest
Paul
Roman Empire
Eonia
Dr. Foreman
Inez Gerhard
Margaret O’brien
Josh Shelley
ABC TV
Don Ameche
Josh
Johnny Olsen
By Wright A. Patterson
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Pantury
Seo
Clabber
Rinea Iooney Yunouino
Inde
Sowaus
Theas
Pinkiant
Lydia E. Pinkham
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