Armco Holds Off Gardner To Open Industrial League Round Two
Armco edged Gardner 40 35 at the YMCA to start the second round of the Industrial Basketball League. Jerry Craft led Armco with 15 points while Gardner’s Tom Halderman and Dick Lyons each scored 10 as Armco overcame absences and a close first half. Inland Container defeated Crystal Tissue 59 44, Miami Cabinet beat Barkeley Electric 50 40, and Sorg Paper won 31 30 against Aeronca in other close games.
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Crystal Five
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Frank Long
Gene Fletcher
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Roger Dillman
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Yellowjackets Rally To Edge Wayne In Tight Showdown
West Elkton trailed by five at halftime then rallied to beat Wayne 54 to 53 at home. It marked West Elkton s 13th win of the season in 16 games while Wayne dropped to 4 losses in 14 contests.
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Edge Wayne
West Elkton
Wayne
T. Wayne
Zenmier
Fereeee
Truster
C. Beatty
Harrison
M. Beatty
Dillon
Smallwood
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Taylor
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Sheley
Manns
Lucas
Bolser
G Ewer
NPA Names Two Aides in Key Divisions
The National Authority named Nathan D. Golden to head the Motion Picture-Photographic Products Division and Julius G. Schnitzer to direct the Leather Division. Golden previously led the Motion Picture Division in the Commerce Department's Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and hails from Bellaire.
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Washington
National Authority
Nathan D. Golden
Julius G. Schnitzer
Golden
Commerce Department
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bellaire
Women Bowling Tourney Opens April 7 with Entry Deadlines
Entry blanks for the 22nd annual Women’s Bowling Tournament are available at Broad St and Yankee Road lanes and YMCA alleys. Entries close March 1. action begins April 7 at Broad St lanes. Defending champs: Burnett’s in team, McDowell Trevo Riggs in doubles, Boots Mills in singles and all events.
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Broad St
Yankee Rd
YMCA
Jean Dooley
Women's Bowling Association
Burnett's
Mary McDowell-Trevo Riggs
Boots Mills
Armco Bowling Tourney Entries Lag Behind 1950
The Third Annual Armco Bowling Tournament at Yankee Rd. Bowl Mor runs February 3 to 18 across three divisions. Departments Fabricating East Works and General Offices compete in singles and doubles with winners named per section. East Works leads with 92 entries. Fabricating 60. General Office 40.
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Frank Kraft
Armco
Saturay
Yankee Rd. Bowl-Mor
East Works
Honor Rolls Spark Women League Night At Broad St Bowl
Ten keglers hit the honor roll as women in the Broad St. Bowl-Mar league posted high scores. Edna Bowman led Frontier Cafe with 551 and a 235 final game to beat the Question Marks, while Ruth Sanders paced Mayer's Meats with 517 and John Jenco topped the night with 625 for the Moose Men's League.
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Women's Recreation League
Broad St. Bowl-Mar
Edna Bowman
Frontier Cafe
Esther McGraw
Boots Mills
Mary Lou Leak
Baker
Burnett
Pat Watts
McFadden Electric
Carolyn Kelly
Martha Wombold
Carfax
Ruth Keller
John Jenco
Moose
Bob Selby
Bob Bowman
No. 3
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Topsy Turvy Thug Tries Jail Break-In
In Columbus the Franklin County jail faced an attempted break in early Tuesday as a door near the prison kitchen was pried partly open. A clerk in the auditor’s office found the tampered entrance, which led only to the records room and did not connect to the jail itself per Chief Jailer Roy Compton.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Roy Compton
Influenza name tied to Italian ward influence
The term influenza derives from Italian ward influence as medieval astrologers linked the illness to celestial forces.
Columbus Firms Secure $30 Million in War Contracts
Columbus industries have obtained over 60 war contracts totaling $30.1 million since last July 19, with North American Aviation receiving about $26.1 million. The Chamber of Commerce reports ongoing growth, and employment figures remain stable as plants convert to war work though reconversion layoffs are not yet noticeable.
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Columbus
Columbus Industries
Chamber of Commerce
North American Aviation, Inc
Earl C. Duncan
Columbus Employment Center
Walter Bender Named Official At Crystal Tissue Co
Middletown attorney Walter Bender was appointed secretary treasurer of Crystal Tissue Co by the board at the annual meeting. E. E. Grant was reelected president and L. J. Long reelected vice president. Milliken joins the board replacing D. F. Peck. Reed remains VP in charge of sales and Tyler and Van Horn are named assistants.
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Walter R. Bender
Middletown
Crystal Tissue Company
E. E. Grant
L. J. Long
Bender
Grant
Long
Henry Brandt
Chicago
Johnson, Thompson and Raymond
Brandon R. Milliken
Hamilton
Milliken
D. F. Peck
Enstworth
Stanley H. Reed
George B. Tyler
Calista V. van Horn
Market Opens Steady With Mixed Steel and Motor Losses
New York trading opened steady with active participation. Major groups showed gains while some steel and motor shares edged lower. Notable movers included General Electric rising to 53, and Central Motors, Budd, Walworth, and Westinghouse among others with varied early moves. Cincinnati livestock and produce reports followed with hogs, cattle, sheep, and poultry prices mixed, showing early day adjustments and wholesale ranges.
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General Electric
Gentral Motors
Budd Company
Walworth
Dome M
Westinghouse Electric
U. S. Steel
Radio Corporation
New York Central
American Woolen
Sinclair
Oberlin college men construct 15 foot snow woman in yard
Oberlin College students finished a 15 foot high snow figure in front of Burton Hall during exam week. The sculpture features ribbons red toenails and a chic hat, adding a playful, relaxing display to campus.
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Oberlin Oberlin
Oberlin College
Burton Hall
Kenyon College Accelerates Its Academic Year
Kenyon College announces a four term eleven week calendar to allow a three year degree. President Gordon Keith Chalmers says the plan, approved by the board and faculty, begins June 25 and permits new entrants in any quarter. Continuous attendance is not required but recommended.
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Gambier
Kenyon College
Gordon Keith Chalmers
Kenyon Board of Trustees
George Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
America
Two Hamilton Fires Cause 3800 Dollar Loss
A pair of fires in Hamilton caused about 3800 dollars in damage. One blaze shut down Baldwin Lima Hamilton operations for about 30 minutes due to a short circuit in a motor. A second fire damaged a Martin Lingler Coal Co storage building with 1250 dollars in contents and 750 dollars in the structure.
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Hamilton
Baldwin- Lima-Hamilton Corporation
Martin Lingler Coal Co
Billy the Kid Buried Near Fort Sumner NM
Notorious outlaw Billy the Kid is buried near Fort Sumner in New Mexico. Historical records note his gravesite as a landmark from the frontier era.
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Billy the Kid
Old West
Fort Sumner
New Mexico
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