Local Alumni Return from Allegheny Over Midsemester Break
Maxwell Wright visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wright of Aberdeen Drive, returning to Meadville after midsemester vacation. Nancy Ayres, a junior in art studies at Allegheny College, is also home visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ayres of Sherman Avenue, and plans to return tomorrow.
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Allegheny
Meadville
Max Wright
Hugh Wright
Aberdeen Dr
Allegheny College
Nancy Ayres
Joe Ayres
Sherman Ave
U S Aids French in Indo China Defense Effort Expands
The United States plans a rapid increase in arms shipments to French forces facing Communist pressure in Indo China. Negotiations since Truman and French Premier Pleven met aim to speed deliveries through June. General de Lattre de Tassigny cites new American munitions as key to repelling a January assault by Ho Chi Minh forces.
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Washington
United States
Indo-China
Truman
Rene Plevet
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Ton King
Jean de Lattre de Tassigny
Puzzle Solved Across and Down Cues Revealed
A horizontal and vertical crossword style clues list unfolds with labeled entries. The grid includes terms for vehicle setups and time concepts, plus chemical symbols, geography, and common words, forming a themed word puzzle.
The Skater McGinley Learns a Humbling Lesson
A braggart named McGinley claims skating prowess to amused youngsters. They trap him into a figure eight lesson on icy ground, he falls as kids unleash a whip game, sliding and ending face down in snow. He leaves with no more boasts of figure eights.
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McGinley
Declard
Lovely Nuptial Party Honors Mrs Thompson and Dr Nock
A dinner party at Mrs F E Vigor's home on Central Ave honored Gladys Thompson and Jean Nock, who will marry February 10. Guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson, Mr and Mrs Regan, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Draunt.
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F. E. Vigor
Central Ave
Gladys Thompson
Jean Nock
Howard Wilson
Regan
Arthur Draunt
Local families welcome new baby boys
Vital Statistics reports several births: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ismourt of Fleming Rd have a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Gault of Somerville Route 1 have a boy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Centers of 316 Cedar St have a boy today. Mr. and Mrs. Pau Emerick of Camden Route 1 have a boy today. Mr. and Mrs. William Perrin of 910 Eighth Ave have a boy today.
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Richard Ismourt
Fleming Rd
Yesteray
William Gault
Somerville
Ray Centers
Cedar St
Pau Emerick
Camden
William Perrin
Eighth Ave
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Roundup
List of patients admitted and dismissed from area hospitals. Homer Mitchell Aberdeen Dr medical Patricia Ann Reed North Verity Pkwy medical Everett Wills YMCA surgical Charles Mason North Broad St Good Samaritan Cincinnati surgical Mrs Loyes Spencer Taylor Ave surgical Dr A O Spinney Aberdeen Dr Dayton Grandview medical DISMISSALS Sharon Kay Hall Lewis St Anthony DePalma Hill Ave Corbet Shrout Trenton Route 1 Mrs Robert Solter Central Ave Ian McLean Tren Route Blbert Wood Lamber Raymond Bush Wooden Ave Jeff Monk Franklin
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Homer Mitchell
Aberdeen
Patricia Ann Reed
Charles Mason
North Broad S
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Loyes Spencer
Taylor Ave
A. O. Spinney
Aberdeen Dr
Dayton Grandview Hospital
Sharon Kay Hall
Kenneth Hall
Lewis St
Anthony DePalma
Hill Ave
Corbet Shrout
Trenton
Robert Solter
Central Ave
Ian McLean
Tren
Scouts to Hold Scrap Paper Drive Sunday
Lebanon residents asked to bundle scrap paper and place at the curb for collection by Boy Scouts of Troop 49 during a Sunday drive.
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Lebanon
Boy Scouts of Troop 49
Attendants Named for Brown Hail Wedding in February
Attendants for the wedding of Miss Mary Louise Brown and Mr. William E. Hail were announced. The ceremony is set for February 5 at 6 p.m. at the Church of the Brethren with a double ceremony. Miss Dottie Hagins serves as maid of honor and Miss Phyllis Brown and Miss Virginia Van Cleve as bridesmaids. Ralph Hail, brother of the groom, is best man, and ushers include Sam Jackson Chester Byrd and Melvin Shatto. A reception follows at 211 Third St in Trenton hosted by Mrs. Sam Jackson with hostesses Mrs. Melvin Shatto Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Jackson.
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Mary Louise Brown
William E. Hail
Church of the Brethren
Dottie Hagins
Yvonne Brown
Phyllis Brown
Virginia van Cleve
Ralph Hail
Sam Jackson
Chester Byrd
Melvin Shatto
Third St
Trenton
Sandra Brown
John Brown
Jackson
Mrs Schweiger To Speak At Calvary Methodist Meeting
Mrs John Schweiger of Dayton a native-born Russian will address the Women's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church Tuesday at 7 30 p m. She will discuss conditions in Russia today and her life across Germany Russia and the United States tracing citizenship and teaching career.
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John Schweiger
Dayton
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Russia
Schweiger
Germany
United States
Sweater Hop to Be Held at St John’s Church
Gaiety will reign this evening in the basement of St John’s Church as freshmen from St John’s School host a Sweater Hop Dance. Dancing runs from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Admission is twenty cents. All Catholic teenagers are invited.
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St. John's Church
St. John's School
Ohio Layoffs Hit 13 000 In Lorain And Beyond
In Lorain Ohio last night U S Steel president Fairless said daily shutdown costs yield 6 tons of steel per day and 23 miles of pipe. About 600 Ohio railroaders are striking and 600 laid off. Lorain shutdown plus 1500 of Republic Steel and 2000 Fisher Body GM workers laid off due to shipping constraints.
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New York
Benjamin J. Fairless
U. S. Steel
Lorain
Cleveland
Ohio
Republic Steel
Fisher Body Division
General Motors Corporation
Back Seat Not Planned for Oxford Park State Project
Hueston’s Woods State Park near Oxford will not be sidelined says W. W. Flickinger director of the Park Division. The project proceeds cautiously with bids for a dam to impound Four Mile Creek’s water and create a park lake before June 30.
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Oxford
Huceton's Woods State Park
Here
W. W. Flickinger
State Department of Natural Resources
Hueston’s ‘Woods
Hueston's Woods
Fuckinger
Hueston’s
Four Mile Creek
Butler County Court Actions Include Injury Suit and Divorces
John Hacker of 1176 Shuler Ave Hamilton sues in common pleas court against the Ohio Industrial Commission seeking compensation for a chronic finger injury suffered July 21 1944 while operating an air hammer for General Machinery Corporation. Probate notes report inheritance tax levies on estates of Oliver Hoover Edward J Gardner and others with distributed amounts and tax figures. Divorces filed include Betty Sibert versus Bonnie Sibert Margaret Childs versus Vernon Childs Lucy Nelson versus Thomas Nelson Beulah Sparks versus Wesley Sparks. Divorces granted include Johnnie Johnson from L C Johnson.
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John Hacker
Shuler Ave
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Ohio Industrial Commission
General Machinery Corporation
Betty Sibert
Bonnie Marvin Sibert
Margaret Childs
Vernon Childs
New Miami
Lucy Nelson
Stahleber Rd
Thomas Nelson
Beulah M. Sparks
Wesley Sparks
Johnnie Johnson
L. C. Johnson
P. P. Boll
Oxford Chief Hart Spencer Injured in Ice Fall
Police Chief Harry Spencer was taken to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after falling on the ice at the town hall. Doctors planned X rays to determine the extent of a back injury.
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Oxford
Hart
Cotton Farmers Face Record Acreage to Meet 16 Million Bale Goal
A U S cotton supply crisis looms as production nears 16 million bales. Farmers must expand from 19 to 29 million acres, aided by favorable weather, fewer pests, and higher input use, while keeping price supports and labor, fertilizer, and insecticide supplies in check.
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New York
United States
Robert C. Jackson
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Jackson
Textile Economics Bureau
fact+gatherer
Rayon
Orion
Association of Cotton Textile Merchants of New York
Government honey program aids schools and exports
Mr Clay outlined the department's actions under price support and honey export programs. Since mid September the department has taken over about six and a half million pounds of honey for school lunch use and helped exporters move 11 million pounds to about a dozen foreign countries. He noted a cautious stance on new colonies given the surplus.
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Mr. Clay
Bees to ship to 500000 beekeepers next March
A government plan sets 500000 beekeepers to receive a billion bees next March. The bees are produced in Alabama Louisiana Texas Mississippi and other southern states and in southern California. Separate data show 23 percent of US passenger cars are 13 years old or older, versus four percent in 1941.
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Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi
California
Fraternal Order of Eagles marks 53rd anniversary in Ohio
A Columbus luncheon commemorated the 53rd anniversary with state officers and zone directors. Principal speakers included Zanesville Mayor William G. Watson regional Grand Worthy Vice President James H. Kellner of Springfield and Earl D. Schob of Marietta. China and India hold about two percent of world manufacturing despite 40 percent of population.
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Columbus
Order of Eagles
Ohio
Zanesville
William G.watson
James H. Kellner
Springfield
Earl D. Schob
Marietta
Television Schedule Highlights Saturday Night Lineup
TV listings for WLW WKRC and WCPO studios show diverse daytime and evening blocks with Firefighters Hi Life Hilarities wrestling Nature of Things One Man's Family Midwestern Hayride and sports events including basketball and football footage. Local news updates and entertainment features round out the schedule with Dance, theater, and music programs across multiple channels.
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WLW
Paul Cowley
Bob Considine
Wkerc.tv
Pittsbugh
Navy
Cinn
Lucky Pup
New York
Sam Levinson
WCPO
Smith
Times Square
Paul Dixon
Cincinnati
Paul Whiteman
Madison Square Garden
Brickhouses
Malaya Orders Shotguns for Conscripts in War on Bandits
Malaya orders large numbers of shotguns from Britain for use by conscripts amid the fight against Communist terrorists. The government also announces plans to call up civilian manpower to bolster police and military squads, with drafting as required.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Britain
Jean Shepherd Sing It Again on Night Wave Sports
Preston Sellers reports on Diest Slim Brickers and the Screechers in a basketball night segment. Diest Slim Brickers showcase sharp shooting and defense while the Screechers face strong challenges from rival squads on WMOH-16.
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