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Wayne W. Galvin
William &. Miller
Lawrence T. Webb
Logan
Ohio
Associated Press
AP News
National
John W. Cullen
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Detroit
General Motors
Cleveland
Terminal
Delicate Balance Lifts Caution On Inflation Outlook
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York warns that the near term price path should remain steady with no sharp rise or fall. Demand remains strong but not as high as income levels, and supply demand should balance through year end. The final line stresses that inflation and deflation pressures remain a delicate, uncertain issue amid global instability.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department notes cautious buying amid steady orders
The Commerce Department reports persistent cautious buying and only a slight seasonal rise in orders to manufacturers. The piece discusses the inflation deflation balance amid high taxes and prices, with a warning that heavy money-supply cuts could trigger deflation, though the Reserve Bank says there is no such prospect now.
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Commerce Department
Reserve Bank
Swiss Everest Expedition Prepares For Summit Attack
Swiss Mount Everest expedition from Geneva bases at 18000 feet with six climbers. They rely on new gear including oxygen masks tents and insulated clothing. Autumn and spring weather limits timing as two climbers aim for final ascent after cautious planning and a farewell telegram urges safety.
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Geneva
Alps
Everest
M. Hasler
Swiss Federation For Alpine Research
Bay of Biscay location and meaning of tour de force
The Bay of Biscay lies in the Atlantic Ocean off France's west coast. A tour de force denotes a feat of strength or skill, or an adroit, ingenious accomplishment.
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Bay of Biscay
Atlantic Ocean
France
National Whirligig Restricts Publication of Court Ruling
Washington reports that a Supreme Court steel seizure decision drew many requests for copies but circulation is tightly controlled by the Hayden rules. Cain and Maybank urged full republication in the Congressional Record and in a Senate pamphlet, while McFarland favored a Senate document.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cain
Maybank
South Carolina
Dick” Russell
South Carolinian
Senate
McFarland
Arizona
Congressional Record
Rules Committee
Carl Hayden
4 H Club News Highlights Buckeye and Local Clubs
Buckeye Boys Garden Club met June 9 at the advisor’s home with a color roll call and a 22 to 4 ball game win over the Livestock Club. Pleasant Workers 4-H welcomed a new member Helen Weaver and discussed PTO June 18 with muffin making by Carol Primmer. Get-To-Gether Club hosted by Elouise and Carol Ann Lehman featured dress pattern work and refreshments. Haydenville Joy Belles planned a Wiener roast for June 20 and project work continued. Stitch and Stir Ash Cave met June 6 with a tooth powder demonstration by Naomi Keck and a garden tour. next meeting June 20 at Mavis Rheinscheid’s. Gore Cooperative Club discussed money making schemes with eight members and two guests. Hilltop Boys 4-H pledged and planned an ice cream social for June 16 at Ralph Barnes. Sweet Clover 4-H elected officers at the June 6 meeting and planned June 13 park event.
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Buckeye Boys Garden Club
Advisor
Livestock Club
Buckeye Boys
Pleasant Workers
Pleasant Workers 4-H Club
Carol Primmer
Helen Weaver
Laverne Jordan
Ethel Primmer
Elouise
Carol Ann Lehman
Kay Campbell
Haydenville Joy Belles
Sandra Yarber
Mary Jane Martin
Cedar Grove
Patty Ogle
R. W. McNeil
Robbye McNeil
Naomi Keck
Mavis Rheinscheld
Rheinscheld
Gore Co-operative
James Harris
Gore Cooperative Club
Gore School
Burle Tucker
Danny
Hilltop Boys
Ewing Grange Hall
Ralph Barnes
Sweet Clover
Orla Fickel
Charles Schrader
Park
Kenton Killer Loses His Appeal
Chester Gregg, 58, of Kenton is scheduled to die July 11 in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary for the shotgun slaying of Alma Gleim Gregg, operator of a lonely hearts correspondence club, after the Ohio Supreme Court refused to review his first degree murder conviction.
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Columbus
Chester Gregg
Kenton
Ohio Penitentiary
Lonely Hearts
Ohio Supreme Court
Gregg
Alma Gleim Gregg
Lonely Heart
Thugs Rob 25 Guests at Manhattan Hotel Heist
Three holdup men seized a mid-Manhattan hotel for three hours in the early morning, robbing at least 25 guests of cash and jewelry. They confined the night manager and elevator operator, then fled after taking about $102 from the register and a larger sum from guests.
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New York
mid-Manhattan
Emerson
No More Elements Believed to Exist Beyond Ninety-Two
Scientists state that there are 92 confirmed chemical elements and that no additional elements beyond this number are likely to be discovered. The current periodic table is considered complete with this upper limit.
Lass Caught In Middle Of Custody Tilf
Los Angeles reports a custody dispute over Jenny Ann Lindstrom as Ingrid Bergman seeks visitation in Italy while surgeon Dr Peter Lindstrom opposes. Bergman and Roberto Rossellini have ties to the case with Rossellini seeking a visa to testify. attorney cites potential trauma to the girl during the proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Jenny Ann Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
Peter Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Lindstrom
Rossellini
Jenny Ann
Six Wacs Seek Appeal Hearing Over Fort Breckenridge Beating
The Court of Military Appeals schedules June 24 to hear appeals from six WAC sergeants convicted of joint assault in the October 4 incident at Fort Breckenridge Kentucky. The case involves former Private First Class Carol A Kierce of Mount Vernon Ohio, who testified earlier in the related military proceeding.
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Washington
Wac
Ft. Breckenridge
Court of Military Appeals
Carol A Kierce
Mount Vernon
Notice to Bidders for Window Shade Installation
Sealed bids for furnishing all shades materials and labor to install window shades in Union Furnace elementary and high schools are due by July 7 1952 at noon EST. Bids must include full names bid bond or certified check 10 percent and 100 percent performance bond.
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Board of Education
Starr-Washington
Joan R. McClain
Nelsonville
Ohio
Union Furnace
John R. McClain
Starr-Washington Board of Education
Route 2
Why Must Mama Go Fishing
Hal Boyle notes a rising trend of women joining fishing trips as husbands and families, arguing fishing has become a family pursuit. He jokes about romance, practicality, and the allure of catching a partner, while observing women’s determination to bring home a prize and the changing dynamic of the sport. The piece blends humor with social commentary on gender roles.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Papa
Mama
British TV Ads Do But Not Like In U S
The House of Commons approved an experiment allowing advertising on British television by a 297 to 269 vote. Home Secretary Sir David Maxwell Fyfe dismissed US comparisons, saying Britons are more mature and will maintain standards, despite private firms seeking relief from spending controls.
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London
House of Commons
America
David Maxwell Fyfe
House
United States
Winegardner Quits CD Post
Reed M. Winegardner resigns as acting regional director and becomes consultant to the Federal Civil Defense Administration Region 4 in Avon Lake. The Washington attorney, who opened the Ohio Michigan Kentucky office last July, aims to return to his law practice. no successor named yet.
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Cleveland
Reed M. Winegardner
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Washington D. C
Avon Lake
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Washington D. H
Glassware production by automated machines grows
The National Geographic Society notes rapid adoption of automated, high speed glass blowing in mass production, reshaping factory labor and efficiency as traditional artisan methods fade from scale operations.
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National Geographic Society
Mail Box Coin Thief Spotted
Dover reports a wren entered a mailbox at Tippecanoe to steal coins left for postage. Postal authorities decided against prosecution after the thief was spotted by residents.
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Dover
D. L. Staneart
Tippecanoe
Roscoe Turner To Receive Medal
President Truman signed a bill allowing presentation of the Distinguished Flying Cross to Roscoe Turner, famed aviator and World War I veteran who has set the transcontinental air speed record seven times. He also won the Thompson Trophy three times and the Bendix race.
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Washington
Truman
Roscoe Turner
Turner
Argentine Quakes Leave 40 Dead
In San Juan two days of quakes killed 40 people and injured 65. Thousands shelter outside in freezing weather as buildings feared unsafe collapse. The tremors toppled weakened structures and renewed panic after an initial shock.
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San Juan
Consumer Income Reaches Record High in April
The Commerce Department reports consumer incomes rose to a record high in April while wage earnings fell from March. Overall personal income increased by 700 million dollars to an annual rate of 258 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Rockbridge Social Notes Busy Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs E G Stevens of Columbus visited Arch Griffith and family before extended West Coast trip. Sunday callers at Willis Conkle’s included Lucius Conkle and families. Jimmy Conkle heads to Army service June 12. Local residents and guests from Canal Winchester Grove City Granville and Lancaster shared visits and cemetery tributes amid farm and family activities.
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E. G. Stevens
Columbus
Arch Griffith
West Coast
Willis Conkle
Lucius Conkle
Robert Conkle
Michael and
Gary
Jimmy Conkle
Bunkles
Sallie Huggins
Murle Huggins
Jimmy
David
Carl Huggins Lancaster
Guy Huggins
Army
Lloyd Taylor
Canal Winchester
Reed Taylor
Charles Wilson
Grove City
John Crawford
Roger
Granville
Cecile Conkle
Boyd Julian
Julian
Joe Earnhart
Fairview Cemetery
William Gray
Enough Chiefs For Ball Team
Calgary faces a quirky census of retirees as five fire chiefs and four police chiefs have retired since 1943 reaching pensionable age. The city jokes about assembling a baseball team from the seasoned officials.
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Calgary
Canada
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Deborah Kerr
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