DiSalle Sees Debt to 33 Leaders Who Declined OPS Job
Washington interview with Michael V. DiSalle reveals he feels an unrepayable debt to 33 leaders who turned down the OPS job after President Truman offered it. He discusses industry relations, the Toledo approach, and how price ceilings shaped decisions across dairy, herring, wool, lamb, hides, and beef.
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Toledo
DiSalle
Truman
Tennessee
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Middle West
Celine
Sweettaters
Arnall
DiSole
Local church and club meetings announced for Friday evening
The Ette Circle of the New Hope Baptist Church meets at 1810 Minnesota St at 5 pm with all standing committees to be announced. Mrs Ola Glass hosts the Friendly Woman's Club on Thursday night at 1337 Garfield St. Attendees and members urged to attend. A birthday dinner honors Mrs Rachel Crane with Girl Scouts Troop 11 at her home. The All-Right Club meets Friday night at Mrs Bessie Johnson's home. The Willing Workers Club sponsors a joint service with Rev M R Reed at 8 pm Friday. The Slin Stitch Hobby Club gathers at 1623 Garfield St at 7 30 pm Thursday.
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New Hope
Ola Glass
Garfield St
Friendly Woman's Club
Elizabeth Coleman
Columbus
Margaret Strauder
Eaton
Rachel Crane
Girl Scouts of
Troop 11
S. L. Kirby
Second Baptist Church
Hill Ave
Franklin
M. R. Reed
Phillips Chapel Methodist Church of
Middletown
Willing Workers Club
Franklin Church
Christian Wright
Italian Diet Holds Lowest Calorie Count in Western Europe
Geneva reports the average Italian diet in 1951 lagged Western Europe for calories and fat, with 2,440 daily calories and 55 grams of fat. Spain may be lower but data faulty. Italy remains top cereal consumer, yet protein intake near record lows alongside Germany and Austria.
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Geneva
Spain
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
Commission
Germany
Austria
Italy
Ireland
Denmark
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
United Kingdom
Air Force Extends Naming Delay After Accidents
Washington reports the Air Force raised the notification-to-name release from four to twelve hours. The change aims to shield relatives while balancing anxiety among others in the area as surveys show many next of kin are unreachable within four hours, sometimes taking up to twenty two hours. The Army and Navy maintain a four hour practice when accidents occur in the United States.
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Army
Navy
United States
Achievers Meet With Personnel Committee
Middletown junior achievement personnel managers from 18 companies gathered with the Middletown Personnel Association committee chaired by Dale Constiner of Shartle Brothers Machine Company. They reviewed company personnel records and discussed the duties of a personnel manager in industry.
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The
Civic Association
Middletown Personnel Association
Dale Constiner
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Rancher Bequeaths Wealth for Poor Health Care
Stockton California retired rancher Aledino Belluomini died at 41 and left more than 200000 dollars to San Joaquin County to fund the latest scientific medicines for the needy ill. His will, filed yesterday, cites poverty and illness as guiding concerns.
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Stockton
Calif
Aledino Belluomini
Belluomini
San Joaquin County
Brain holds 3 billion ideas says scientists
Scientists claim the human brain can store about 3,000,000,000 distinct ideas. The report notes the vast capacity and suggests potential implications for learning memory and creativity.
Europe Under socialism sparks debate at Butler High
Dr William T Bean argued at the First Presbyterian Church Men's Club that the United States with its free enterprise and individual rights should not imitate European socialism. He warned that European systems hinder production and raise taxes, while praising America's way of life and opportunity. Eagle Scout Herman Block received the club’s Eagle badge, presented by his mother.
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United States
William T. Bean
Butler, Pe High School
First Presbyterian Church
Europe
America
Local Board 10 Lists 52 Draft Examinees
Twenty five registrants from Local Board No. 10 reported to Cincinnati for physical examinations this morning, announced chairman J Wylie Mitchell. From Middletown: Wilfred Linkous William Lowe Ray Jackson Clifford Brown Otto Johnson Carl Combs Thomas Barton Jack Willsey Earl Lehman Harold Hileman Lloyd Cowgill Charles Wiley Andrew Chupka Philip Lytle Russell Higgins Frank Mayes Earl McQuinn Oswald Rogers Estill Mallory Steve Ketchum Jack Williams Kenneth Billman Oral Hack. From Oxford: Thomas Joyner Charles Van Winkle. Also 27 Miami University students went for examinations through Local Board 10. The board will be closed this Friday, Washington's Birthday.
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Kenneth Billman
Oral Hack
Oxford
Thomas Joyner
Charles van Winkle
Miami University
Washington
Rosemary Clooney Sued Over Cleveland Booking Breach
Rosemary Clooney faces a common pleas suit from Concert Attractions claiming she broke a contract to perform twice at Public Music Hall in Cleveland. The agency seeks 6500 damages for the canceled engagements.
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Cleveland
Rosemary Clooney
Common Pleas
Miss Clooney
Public Music Hall
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Office of Price Stabilization
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Casablanca
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Lew Marsh
Phyllis Thaxter
Colored News
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Fred Macmurray
Music Store
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Cc. E. McIntire
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Godwin’s
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Riday
Middletown High School
Sertoma
Lakeside
PARK
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Weems
WEA
MLLI
Zeehenkoler
Mory O'Nere
Ywco1er
Roody McDowall
Preston Foster
Rita Johnson
Hollywood
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