Servicemen News Highlights Local Units in Far East and At Home
Pfc Sterling D Fores Jr 24 of 1324 Baltimore St recently completed an eight week leaders course at Indiantown Gap Pa with the 5th Infantry Division. Nickell of Company F 37th Division attends Leadership School at Fort Benning Ga before returning to Camp Polk La. Sgt Nickell is married to Mary Nickell and they have two daughters. Pfc William L Anthony arrived in the Philippines for a tour with the 13th Air Force at Clark AFB. He is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and son of Homer and Mrs. Anthony Middletown Route 1. Maj Edwin B Lackens stationed at Clark AFB with the Air Force has his wife and son with him in the Philippines. Lackens previously served in Japan and is director of the management analysis division 6208 Depot Wing. He is a 1942 veteran of the Eighth Air Force and a graduate of Franklin High School Miami Jacobs Business College and Ohio State University. He is the son of Mrs. Freda R Lackens of Franklin.
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Sterling D. Fores Jr
Baltimore St
5Th Infantry Division
Indiantown Gap
Fores
Middletown High School
Ohio State University
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Henry C. Nickell
Ft. Benning
Camp Polk
Sergeant Nickell
Mary Nickell
1600
Lawn Ave
13Th Air Force
Clark Air Force Base
Manila
Anthony
Lemon-Monroe High School
Central State College
Edmond
Oklo
Homer A. Anthony
Eaton Ave
Patricia Selby Anthony
Middletown
Edwin B. Lackens
Philippines
Air Force
Lackens
Major Lackens
Japan
Eighth Air Force
Franklin High School
Miami Jacobs Business College
Freda R. Lackens
Locust St
Franklin
Cubbing's Highest Award Is Presented
Ken Mills received the Webelos honor at Pack 2 ceremonies at First Presbyterian Church last night and prepared to advance to Boy Scout ranks. Dudley Inwood welcomed him into Scouting, with Cubmaster Robert McIntyre and Robert Sutton presenting other Cubs' awards. Den chiefs, mothers, and parents led by Ted Foland, Robert Campbell, Otto Long, Mike Graney, and Robert Akers, with Gene and Mrs. Smith handling social hour refreshments. John Barrett joined the pack as a new member.
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Ken Mills
First Presbyterian Church
Dudley Inwood
Robert McIntyre
Robert Sutton
Ted Foland
Robert Campbell
Otto Long
Mike Graney
Robert Akers
Gene Smith
John Barrett
Public Water System Sealed Bids Opened by Butler County
Butler County Ohio invites sealed proposals for a complete public water distribution system in Blue Ball Sewer District Section 1 Lemon Township. Bids due April 22 1952 at 11 am EST. Specifications and forms at Court House Hamilton Ohio. Bond 5 percent. County reserves right to reject all bids. April 2 9.
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Butler County
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Butleree Court House
Hamilton
Blue Ball
Lemon Township
Corporation
Middletown
Court House
Jcience Commission
Homah
Feltz
OSU Debate Team Heads to West Point Championship
Ohio State University's debate team led by John Berger of Lima and Haroland Randolph of Columbus will compete at the National College Debate Tourney April 22 to 26 at the U.S. Military Academy West Point. Berger and Randolph, undefeated in district play, are among the strongest entries from Ohio Michigan Indiana and Illinois.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio State
John Berger
Richie Ave
Lima
Haroland Randolph
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Berger
Randolph
Ohioo
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Turnpike Commission Seeks 30 Million Loan for North Ohio Tollway
Chairman James W. Shocknessy of the Ohio Turnpike Commission said he will seek an early decision from investment bankers on a 30 million dollar loan to fund a toll road across northern Ohio. He plans to meet with bankers to discuss terms and timing.
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Columbus
James W. Shocknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Shocknessy
Bank
Fat People Said To Be More Prone To Cancer Attack
Chicago report on an American Cancer Society tour quotes Dr. Albert Tannenbaum of Michael Reese Hospital stating that overweight individuals are more prone to cancer and other diseases due to consuming excess calories. He notes food does not cause cancer but may influence its development.
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Chicago
American Cancer Society
Albert Tannenbaum
Department of Cancer Research, Medical Research Institute
Michael Reese Hospital
Maumee suit aims to reroute planned New York highway
Reading by the commission disclosed that the major hurdle is a Maumee taxpayer's lawsuit seeking to alter the route of a projected highway. The chairman spoke at a Tuesday commission meeting about pending legal challenges and implications for the schedule in the upcoming Thursday and Friday sessions.
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Ers
New York
Commission
Maumee
Taft to Attend Franklin Coffee Klatch in May Primary
Charles P Taft Republican gubernatorial hopeful and brother of Robert Taft will speak at a Franklin coffee klatch Thursday at 8 am at the Thirfield Store. He is known for church and civic work and will meet locals before visiting local industries and a later Millersburg meeting.
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Franklin
Charles P. Taft
Thirfield
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Melting Ice and Heat Transfer Concept
A description explains that melting ice requires heat but can occur so that the resulting water remains at the same temperature as the ice prior to melting.
Driver Charged With Manslaughter in Lorain Crash
In Lorain Ohio prosecutor charged Carl D. Ferraro twenty five with manslaughter for a Sunday auto crash that killed the parents of three children. The affidavit by Prosecutor Ray Miraldi names victims George A. Schwartz twenty five and Agnes Schwartz twenty six. Ferraro and companion June Kosash twenty three, a Miss Lorain beauty winner, are in fair condition at St Joseph's.
Far reaching scholar makes daily 120 mile trip
Auburn Alabama reports Quentin R Crowe 22 a junior at Alabama Polytechnic Institute travels from Montgomery to Auburn each day. He estimates his daily 120 mile round trip will total about two world circumnavigations by the time he earns his degree. He is father of two girls.
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Auburn
Ala
Quentin R. Crowe
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Montgomery
Highway Man Warns Roads Unfit For War Traffic
The head of the American Road Builders Association warned Tuesday that U S highways could not handle military traffic in a World War III scenario. Paul B. Rinehold spoke at an Ohio State University highway engineering conference, calling for civilian highways built to accommodate potential military needs. D F Pancoast of the state highway department added that surveys show 269 million dollars annually for 20 years would be needed to modernize Ohio roads.
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Columbus
American Road Buideers Association
America
Paul B. Rinehold
Ohio Highway Engineering
Ohio State University
D. F. Pancoast
State Highway Department
Ohio
Mates Travel Vast Distance Each Quarter
A report notes that mates journey roughly 7,200 miles every quarter, highlighting extensive travel distances.
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Pfc
William L Anthony
U. S. Air Force
Cubbing
Central Ave
Dial
Louis F. Jones
Mgr
Louis -Henri Boussenard
Orléans
France
Boussenard
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rees
Peter Mondics
Fort Worth
Tex
Investigatelliamson
Tetall Am
Williamson
Williamson-Ziegler Furnace Co
N. Broad ST
OSU
Turnpike Commission
Charles Taft
Fina Foam
Ie Clee
Longines
Bartel
Trading Post
Jewelers
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