Sigma Delta Chi names 14 winners for 1952 service awards
Sigma Delta Chi announced 14 distinguished service awards for 1952 in newspaper magazine radio and television fields. Winners include Chalmers M. Roberts Washington Post for general reporting and Ernest S. Pisko Christian Science Monitor for foreign correspondence. Bronze medals plaques will be presented May 25 in Chicago. WBNS-TV Columbus Ohio wins TV journalism public service honor for community resources telecasts.
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Chicago
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journalistic Fraternity
Chalmers M. Roberts
The
Washington Post
Charles and Eugene Jones
NBC
Bill Davidson
Collier's
Virginius Dabney
Richmond
Times Dispatch
Cecil Jenson
Chicago Daily News
Clifton Utley
WMAQ
Clark R. Mollenhoff
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Washington Correspondence
Ernest S. Pisko
the Christian
Science Monitor
Robert I. Wendlinger
New York Mirror
Curtis D. MacDougall
Northwestern University
the Well Street Journal
Look Magazine
Cedar Rapids
Wbns-Tv
Columbus
What A Hand In Picking New Band Uniforms Meeting Set
Middletown High band officials invite the community to a Friday session to help select new uniforms for next season. Two companies will display designs at 7:30 p.m. in the visual education room. Funds from the band boosters and athletic fund will fund about 100 uniforms for band, drum majors, and majorettes.
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Middletown High
Joe Franklin
Middletown High School
Girard Ave
Bargain Meat Buys Highlight Week In Stores
A weekly survey finds pork cuts down two to six cents a pound and steaks and roasts on sale at many chains. Frying chickens slip four to six cents in some stores while others cut four cents. Ground beef and veal show modest declines. butter and eggs vary as prices wobble amid a softer outlook for produce. The U S Department of Agriculture cites beef cabbage and carrots as food headliners for the week.
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Idaho
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Grapplers on Legion Docket at Post 218
Middletown YMCA wrestlers entertain Legionnaires and wives as American Legion Post 218 meets in Kessler Auditorium. Program chairman R M Nelson says the event follows a business meeting and features amateur and professional bouts plus a tag-team match. Six Middletown wrestlers compete including Bud Van Buskirk. amateurs Jack Baltzel Tom Danies Bob Pitter Don Murphy Garnett Armitage. Three Cincinnati professionals also participate.
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Middletown
American Legion Post 218
Kessler Auditorium
Legion Home
R. M. Nelson
Widdletonians
Bud van Buskirk
Jack Baltzel
Tom Danies
Bob Pitter
Don Murphy
Garnett Armitage
Cincinnati
E T Weir Freighter Cleared For Great Lakes Service
Inspectors approved the 690 foot steel freighter E T Weir as ready to join the Great Lakes ore and coal fleets. Owned by National Steel Corp and operated by M A Hanna Co, the ship built at Ameri can Shipbuilding Co in Lorain will load first at Allouez, Wisconsin after trials by over 100 engineers and technicians. The vessel is largest ever built on the lakes and is expected to depart Lorain soon.
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Lorain, O
E. T. Weir
Great Lakes
National Steel Corp
M. A. Hanna Co
American Shipbs#lding Co
Lorain
Allouez
Wis
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