Community groups share picnics and gatherings in West Union area
Numerous clubs and families from West Union and surrounding areas held picnics and social events from August 11 to 18. Attendees included Ledermann Leder mann Wright Shawler Strohm and many others, with church classes, ladies aid, and 4 H clubs hosting meals and games.
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West Union Home
Bureau
Olive Strohm
Fenton Ledermann
George Ledermann
Harnett Wright
Lyman Shawler
Mary Spotts
Birthday Club
Clarksville
Bertha Buckner
Buckner
Rachel Hutchings
Laura Fancher
Patty
Margaret Hutchings
Bobby
Karen Ann
Nellie Walcott
Kathleen Beachout
Rose Clapp
Cletus Baker
Has Many Uses Glycerine in Varied Industries
Glycerine finds use across many sectors including food preservation and anatomical prep, perfumes, calico printing, leather making, wine production, explosives, anti freeze mixtures, inks and lubricants.
Belgium Exports Diamond Discrepancy Highlights Illicit Trade
Belgian official figures show polished diamond exports to the United States worth 41 million dollars in 1946. American figures report Belgian origin polished diamonds imports of 51 million dollars, leaving an illicit export value of nine million dollars.
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Liegal
Belgium
United States
Petroleum Exports And Domestic Demand In 1946
The National Planning Association reports that U S petroleum exports to Europe in 1946 were about 3 percent of total production. Domestic consumption has risen 70 percent since 1938, driving the resource drain, while some items like lubricating oil may still be exported.
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Europe
National Planning Association
United States
How to Become a U S Citizen A Brief Guide
The article states naturalization requires age 20 or older, five years of continuous residence, belonging to the right or Chinese race or descent from Western Hemisphere races, ability to speak English, and ability to write one’s name in any alphabet.
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United States
Petitton
Cincinnati professor renounces grammar in language teaching
COLUMBUS OHIO A University of Cincinnati professor renounced grammar in a talk to the Ohio college association. Dr Chesley M Hutchings argued for an oral approach, recalling GI language training at UC that emphasized conversation and avoidance of English. He said students should think in the foreign language and handle sentences without translation.
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Columbus
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Ohio College Association
Chesley M. Hutchings
UC College of Liberal Arts
Hutchings
Auto Dealer Sells Cars With Babysitting Service
Forest Hills New York entrepreneur Eugene Dunn of Long Island auto dealer started a babysitting agency to secure buyers. He recruited screened Jamaica girls bonded for safety and provided on-site babysitting during test rides. Dunn said the service helped close at least eight deals in the first month.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Eugene Dunn
Long Island
Dunn
Papa
Mama
Americans in Japan go native in sports and arts
Across Japan Americans pursue traditional sports winning titles in sumo archery and judo. Lt Orville W Elmore earns a sumo belt in Hokkaido by tossing Chinoyama the 295 pound rival. Judo attracts thousands with 560 practicing at Tokyo headquarters and 82 earning first degree black belts. Ruth B Gardner of Chicago stands out among American women judokas.
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Japan
Tokyo
Air Force
Orville W. Elmore
Hokkaido
Orville
Man Mountain
Ruth B. Gardner
Chicago
Charlie Chan
James W. Curtis
5Th Air Force
Nagoya
Ben H. Hazar
Los Angeles
MacArthur
Mother Hands Over Son In Probe of Chicago Crime
A Chicago mother turned in her son Edward, 17, after he confessed to taking part in a taxicab holdup. Police detained two other suspects, Donald Kline and Eugene Collins, for questioning about four robberies. Edward kept a toy pistol when he was taken to the station.
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Chicago
Margaret Finn
Edward
Donald Kline
Eugene Collins
New Railroad Ballaster Powers Ballast In One Mile Per Day
A new mechanically operated ballast placer covers up to one mile daily, far surpassing 1,500 feet daily with conventional tampers. Self propelled, a gasoline motor drives a cross-head with 32 tamping shoes that drop and work ballast under ties with a pile-driver action.
Morgan Reunion Set for September at Marshall Fair Grounds
The annual A. B. Morgan reunion will be held September 4 at the fair grounds in Marshall. All relatives and friends are welcome.
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Christian Home Builders
Trinity E. U. B. Church
RE. D. Vanney
Floyd Moore
John Norton
Herman Cork
Roland Junker
Phillip
Frank Norton
Sharon
A. B Morgan
Fair Grounds
Marshall
X Ray Findings Signal Reinfection Tuberculosis Rate
U S Public Health Service reports mass x rays show about 1.5 percent of the 20 5 million examined annually or 307 500 persons would have reinfection type tuberculosis needing further diagnosis in each of the first five years.
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U. S
Public Health Service
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Richard Taylor
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Elizabeth Irving
Bertha Saiter
Selda Junker
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Louise Bubech
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Marie Abel
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Hutsonville
Cleta Lohman
St. Louis
Joy Barrett
Emory Bloodworth
Buddy
Wi Uhlir
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Robert Davidson
Danny
Otto Crumlin
Dale
Marshall Night Unit
Home Bureau
Kenneth Little
Ralph Gentry
Birs
Truman Spittler
Robert Houk
Mildred Jared
Judy
Lois Buser
Virginia Meehling
Ior
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Eugene Kile
Omer Shawver
Barbara Daly
Bil Meehling
James Wynck
Terre Haute
Olen Jones
Robert Wyrick
Chas ‘Thormanspurg
Women’s Society of ‘World
Service of the Trinity ‘Church
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Harold
Raymond Hills
Elizabeth Norton
Juanita
E. Vanney
Nora Vanney
Danville
Tom Switzer
James Duvall
Wm. Ferris
Genervieve Perkins and Sons
Howard Shonk
Chester Moore
Mary Washburn
Zela Saiter
Ruth Ann Day
Tillie Ferriss
William Ogle
West Union
Ogle
Martin Medema
Jack
Darrell Manhart
Jerry
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Larry and
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Frank Killion
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Betty Bender
Norma Davis
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Ann Spencer
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Rex
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Eleanor Mason
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Jerry Adams
Verner Adams
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Louis Beal
Wanda Spittler
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Ruth Moody
Elsie Huffington
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Charles Pennington
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W. A. Wallace
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Professa
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Harry Findley
Resale Clothing CO
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Drake Frozen Food Locker
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W. B. Goodwin
Archer
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