PITCHING HORSES Concerning Baseball Pinza Reichard And A Lost Blonde
Column notes a mix of sports and entertainment chatter. It tallies Ezio Pinza’s $500000 MGM contract and Pancho Gonzalez’s expected repeat in tennis, praises WEKSU and Bill Reichard, laments life’s heat and loss of sparkle, and ends seeking information on a missing shapely blonde near the Grid with contact for John Shuttleworth.
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Pancho Gonzalez
Ecuador
Frankie Parker
Bill Reichard
Reichard
Dudley
Graney
Speaker
WEKSU
Sarah Vaughn
Paul Weston
Laura
Charleroi
John Shuttleworth
Ava Darling
Buffalo Medical Fellowship Awarded to James A. Buzard
James A. Buzard, fellow in the University of Buffalo medicine department, received a $1500 fellowship. The Youngstown student will conduct purine metabolism research at Buffalo General Hospital laboratories and expect a degree in August.
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James A. Buzard
University of Buffalo
Department of Medicine
Buzard
Youngstown
Buffalo General Hospital Research Laboratories
Newmanites Plan Joint Newman Club Picnic Sunday
Newman clubs in Youngstown Akron Cleveland and Kent schedule a joint picnic at Farmer Jims near Warren on Sunday July 24. The Kent group departs St Patrick's School at 1 p.m. Members should contact Tom Di Cola via his mailbox to attend.
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Newman Clubs
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Kent
Farmer Jims
Warren
St. Patrick’s School
Newman Club
Tom di Cola
Health Education Institute picks 21 at Bowling Green
Florence Hellman Kent State health coordinator is among 21 staff selected for a six day Health Education Institute at Bowling Green State University. Teachers, administrators, nurses, public health workers and health education specialists attended the event.
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Florence Hellman
Kent State
Bowling Green State University
Summer Graduate Enrollment Tops History at 491 Students
Education health and physical education industrial arts psychology library science speech biology and mathematics lead the 491 graduate students this summer. The university graduate school reports the largest class in history with 21 majors and those subjects showing the strongest representation.
Britannica facts on magnesium plating and dueling ground
Britannica notes that magnesium is used in electroplating to protect metal from corrosion. It also states Alexander Hamilton was killed by Aaron Burr on the same dueling ground where Hamilton's son died in a previous duel. A final line explains that temperatures lethal to cells are only a few degrees above their normal conditions.
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Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Hamilton
Encyclopaedia Britannica
All-College Dances Continue at Akron YWCA
College dances for Akron area students continue every Wednesday night through July and August at the Akron YWCA 146 South High St. The next dance is July 20 with new records and refreshments. Admission 35 cents. Men should wear sport shirts. Time 8 30 to 11 30 p m.
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Akron
Akron Ywca
South High St
SAM to Meet Society for Advancement of Management
The Society for Advancement of Management will hold an important meeting on Wednesday July 20 at 410 p.m. in 314 McG. All members are urged to attend and interested individuals are invited to join. President E F Becker says plans for summer programs will be made at this meeting.
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Society For the Advancement of Management
E. F. Becker
Kappa Delta Pi Meets for Election of New Members
The Kappa Delta Pi chapter will hold a meeting on Tuesday July 19 at 4 p.m. in room 209 at the University School. The purpose is to elect new members and all members are urged to attend.
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Kappa Delta Pi
University School
Housing Boom Turns Up Nearly One Million Units in 1948
An estimated 980000 housing units were completed in 1948 signaling a postwar building surge. Separately a health advisory notes that extreme heat dangers can be fatal to anyone exposed to such conditions.
Effects of Heat on Aging Muscles in Early Regions
A brief note observes that aging signs can manifest earlier in populations living in very hot regions, suggesting environmental heat accelerates aging indicators and impacts health pace.
NYC Water Link Crosses Hudson Through Deep Tunnel
New York City's water supply crosses the Hudson River via a tunnel 1,114 feet below sea level, marking a notable engineering feat and infrastructure milestone for the city.
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New York City
Hudson River
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