McKinley Junior High closes season with It Happened In Holland
It Happened In Holland closes McKinley Junior High dramatic season Friday at 8 pm. The two act musical features more than 100 pupils and half the 24 member faculty. Ninth graders Yvonne Nolan Hugh Palmer and Joanne Distler star. The plot centers on Julianna who trades places with a gypsy girl and helps save her father and the country from a dyke leak. The production includes prominent singing roles and a gypsy band. Advance ticket sales are brisk.
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J. Ronald Steiger
Lucy Kearney
Julianna
Yvonne Nolan
Hugh Palmer
Joanne Distler
Josh
Ronald Proctor
Hans
Richard McIntyre
70 Year Old Sings of Work and Health With Hadacol
An advertisement touts Hadacol as a cure for aches indigestion and fatigue caused by vitamin and mineral deficiencies. A 70 year old Mrs. Fannie E. Rowe of Hot Springs Arkansas shares relief after two bottles, claiming regained strength to work daily. The copy promises rapid absorption, builds hemoglobin, and offers a money back guarantee with a druggist visit urged.
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Fannie E. Rowe
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hauselman To Give Convention Report
Arthur F. Hauselman president of the Hauselman Transportation Company will present an agency relations committee report next Monday at the 19th annual convention of the Aero Mayflower Transit Company and the Mayflower Warehousemen's Association in Colorado Springs Colorado. He and Mrs Hauselman will leave Middletown tomorrow to attend the convention and return around May 1. Convention highlights include speeches by J N Bauman vice president of White Motor and George A Bowie of Firestone Tire and Rubber.
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Hauselman Transportation Company
Aero Mayflower Transit Company
Mayflower Warehousemen’s Association
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hauselman
Middletown
J. N. Bauman
White Motorompany
George A. Bowie
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Horticulturist Mrs Vile S Robinson Dies at 83
Youngstown AP report notes Mrs Vile S Robinson past president of the Garden Club of Ohio died yesterday at age 83. She was the widow of Charles S Robinson once vice president in charge of operations for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company. The clock and watch piece count statement appears in the same clipped item.
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Youngstown
Garden Club of Ohio
Vile S. Robinson
Charles S. Robinson
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Britons Ignorant Of Life In U S Professor Says
CINCINNATI AP An American college professor who spent a year teaching in England and Scotland said Britons do not know as much about the United States as Americans know about Britain. James W. Silver of the University of Mississippi spoke at the Mississippi Valley Historical Association meeting. He cited lack of attention to American affairs in British schools, distorted American media, magazines, songs, and GI tall tales as reasons. He praised Scottish students as more alert and capable in debate than American college students.
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Cincinnati
England
Scotland
United States
Britain
James W. Silver
University of Mississippi
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Silver
Founder's Day Observed at Armco Colored Center
More than 450 people are set to attend Founder's Day at the Armco Colored Center tonight at 8 p.m. Dr. Charles Leander Hill of Wilberforce University will speak, topic undisclosed. Gifts will be handed to Booker T. Washington School by the association, with Samuel Helms and Rev. Charles Holiday participating in the program.
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Oliver Smith
Armco Colored Association
Charles Leander Hill
Wilberforce University
Hill
Europe
Ohio State University
Smith
Armco
Hugh Parker
Booker T. Washington School
Samuel Helms
Charles Holiday
William Bankston
Servicemen News Briefs Highlight Local Recruits
Edgar Brown, 28, son of Mrs. Florence Brown of 1354 Central Ave, convalescing from a back injury while serving in Whittier Alaska with the fire department after a hose incident. Pfc Elmer L. Blankenship, 19, son of Mrs. Lizza L Blankenship of 216 State St, promoted after boot camp at Parris Island. Private David L. West, 20, son of Mrs. Eve West of 1011 yd Ave, enrolled at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas for 22 weeks to become an Airplane and Engine Mechanic. West is a Middle town High School graduate.
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Florence Brown
Central Ave
Brown
Whittier
Alaska
P. Lorillard Company
Middletown High School
Elmer L. Blankenship
Parris Island
S. C
Lizza L Blankenship
State St
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Marine Corps
David L. West
Eve West
Sheppard Air Force Base
Tex
USAF
West
Mayfield to Hear Defense Leaders
Residents of Mayfield and nearby areas will meet at Mayfield School at 7 30 tonight to hear two leaders in Middle town's Civil Defense movement. Paul Wilson, executive head of the effort, and William Johnston of the training section will speak. A film titled Pattern for Survival about atom bombing will be shown.
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Mayfield
Middletown
Civil Defense Movement
Mayfield Fire Department
Paul Wilson
William Johnston
Pattern For Survival
Behavior “Didn’t Last Long” Inmates’ Suspended Sentence
A Cincinnati man Helton, 35, jailed for vagrancy, received a brief good behavior break from Municipal Court and faced fresh vagrancy charges after a 3:30 am arrest. He paid $6 in costs and was returned to jail with Arthur Beatty, 59, on West Central Ave. The item notes large ice sales in the United States.
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Cincinnati
Ee Helton
Alton H Comba
F ‘On
Arthur Beatty
Garfield St
West Central Ave
Weekly Meat Prices Hold Steady Across Retail Markets
Retail meat prices remained at ceiling levels with eggs rising one to four cents a dozen in many areas. Poultry dairy products stayed steady while select fresh vegetables and citrus edged higher. Multiple sources noted improved consumer demand as cooler weather spurred appetite for meat and wholesalers reported increased lamb sales.
Food prices show mixed moves amid supply strain and ceilings
Meat dealers await new price ceiling orders from the government affecting slaughter levels and retailers while livestock prices may ease indirectly. Egg prices rise due to broad demand from consumers, hatcheries, breakers and the military. Produce counters show tight beets from freeze damage and higher prices. asparagus, beans, cabbage, corn, cucumbers, peppers and strawberries also up. Florida potatoes, Texas onions, and South Carolina cabbage reach distant markets for first time this season. Wholesale food prices ease slightly per the Dun & Bradstreet Index, down two cents to 7.18.
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Florida
Texas
South Carolina
Dun & Bradstreet
Index tracks wholesale cost of 31 foods at high and low levels
The document notes a high of 7.31 on February 20 1951 and a year earlier price of 5.73. The index measures the total cost of a pound of 31 general-use foods at wholesale.
Winter Tests Explain Altitude Flights Preference
Altitude flights are typically conducted in winter due to smaller temperature contrasts between high altitudes and ground level. The milder seasonal difference reduces risks and equipment stress during test flights.
Montana State Flower Identified as Bitter Root
The state flower of Montana is the bitter root. This designation highlights a native plant valued for its historical and ecological significance within the state.
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Montana
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