Impossible Living War Memorial in Tiny Oregon Village
North Douglas County in Oregon dedicated a war memorial costing over 190000 funded entirely by donations and labor. The project includes a concrete tennis court, a baseball diamond, floodlighting, and a 75000 swimming pool with bathhouse, the region’s only public pool on the Pacific highway.
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Ann Reed Burns Drain
Orc
Evereen
Drain
Oregon
North
Douglas County
Pacific Highway
James Whipple
War Memorial Committee
United States
Surprise Shower For Mrs A Moore
Mrs C H Moore and Mrs Carl Ennis hosted a surprise shower for Mrs Albert Moore at 1605 Jefferson St last evening starting with bridge and a luncheon after she opened many gifts. Attending were Mrs Lloyd Moore Mrs Mary Messer Mrs John Clark Mrs Wilson Estes Mrs Quinton Hale Mrs Floyd Moore Mrs William Mallory Mrs Tom McKee Mrs Jack Harness Mrs Jack Greenfield Miss Norma Palmer Miss Delores Moore Miss Phyllis Moore Miss Colleen Moore the hostesses and honoree.
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C. H. Moore
Carls Ennis
Albert Moore
Jefferson St
Lloyd Moore
Mary Messer
John Clark
Wilson Estes
Quinton Hale
Floyd Moore
William Mallory
Tom McKee
Jack Harness
Jack Greenfield
Norma Palmer
Delores Moore
Phyllis Moore
Colleen Moore
Births at hospital celebrate nine new arrivals
Mr and Mrs James Hartman at 216 Bexley Dr welcome a boyFriday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Warner at 2012 Ottawa St welcome a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Buchheit at Trenton welcomed a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Martin at 1605 Garfield St welcomed a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Apgar at Mason welcomed a boy Friday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Sherron at Franklin welcomed a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs Forest Birch at 207 Curtis St welcomed a girl Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Line at Franklin welcomed a boy Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Price at 1408 Forest St welcomed a boy Saturday.
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James Hartman
Bexley Dr
Alfred Warner
Ottawa St
Robert Buchheit
Trenton
Leonard Martin
Garfield St
Vernon Apgar
Mason
Marvin Sherron
Franklin
Forest Birch
Curtis St
Robert Line
Charles Price
Forest St
Annual Picnic of Graduate Regents and Women of the Moose
The Graduate Regents and Women of the Moose plan their annual picnic Tuesday August 3 at LeSourdsville Lake. Dinner is scheduled for 6 30 p m.
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Women of the Moose
LeSourdsville Lake
Compulsory Drill Stirs Minnesota Campus Revolt
The Minnesota Daily opposes a move to renew compulsory ROTC training at the University of Minnesota. It recalls 1934 when regents ended compulsory military training, notes voluntary ROTC remains, and argues officers are produced by the three month OCS program rather than college ROTC. The piece references past protests, campus leaders, and Governor Olsen’s 1934 stance.
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Board of Regents
J. L. Morrill
Morrill
The
Daily
the Daily
Army
Minneapolis
Army Air Force
Lotus D. Coffman
Coffman
Floyd B. Olsen
Police Briefs Report Two Arrested For Disorderly Conduct
Robert W. Smith aged 23 alias Robert W. Puckett and Edna Smith aged 20 alias Edna Puckett, both of 1419 Young St, were arrested early today at Baltimore Street and Michigan Avenue on disorderly conduct charges. Clarence Pate reported a bicycle theft from 1307 Young St valued at 62 dollars, the second theft from Pate within a month. a prior bicycle valued at 60 dollars was reported July 10.
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Robert W. Smith
Robert W. Puckett
Young St
Edna Smith
Edna Puckett
Baltimore St
Michigan Ave
Clarence Pate
Pate
Horizon to Horizon Word Puzzle Highlights Clues
The page lists a grid style puzzle with numbered clues across and down. Entries reference diverse categories from geography to language and measurement, including terms like sea eagle location permits and Hebrew prophets. The puzzle mixes two vertical sections labeled HORIZONTA and VERTICAL with assorted definitions and wordplay.
Fragmented Clues From A Puzzle Page Remain Unclear
A shuffled OCR fragment lists stray terms such as whale herd, Arabian and noblewoman, with numbers and partial phrases. The readable bits suggest a word puzzle or cross clue page but no coherent event or report emerges from the text.
Five Thousand Three Hundred Seats At Chautauqua Town Meeting
Ample seating will be available at tonight's Town Meeting at the Miami Valley Chautauqua. General Manager H H Lawrence says the auditorium can hold 5500. WLW engineers wired a line to Cincinnati for the main proceedings to be rebroadcast 2 to 2 30 p m Sunday. WPFB and WING will also air options. New York Times photographer and Brooks Atkinson are in Middletown. Congressmen Judd and Burke are among expected attendees with local civic leaders and press at the event. A Menden Union Band concert opens at 7 p m before the meeting.
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Miami Valley
Chautauqua
H. H. Lawrence
Cincinnati
WLW
WPFB
Chautauqua Auditorium
Dayton
New York Times
City
Brooks Atkinson
Middletown
Walter Judd
Washington
Raymond Burke
W. H. Spindler
League of Women Voters
Raymond G. Sloan
Citizens Committee
Paul Wells
Brotherhoods Seek Supreme Court Ruling on Strike Injunction
Three railroad brotherhood leaders announced plans to appeal a U S Supreme Court test of the injunction. Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough had ordered the three unions not to strike starting May 11 to press wage and rule changes.
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Cleveland
U. S. Supreme Court
Alvanley Johnston
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
David B Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Arthur J Glover
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Supreme Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
Three Brotherhoods
Cooler Weekend Ahead With Lighter Rainfall
Rain fell Friday afternoon for about an hour bringing relief from heat. Cooler, drier air is forecast for Saturday and Sunday with mostly clear skies. Temps ranged from 67 to 96 degrees, with 73 degrees at 9 am.
Milner Hotel man fined for DUI. license suspended
John Frank Short, 40, of the Milner Hotel, was fined 100 dollars and his driver’s license suspended for six months after a charge of physical control while intoxicated. He appeared before Acting Judge Ben Worcester after arrest at Central Ave and Clinton St. Davis, 38, of 317 Yankee Rd., had a check without funds charge dismissed and was ordered to pay 5 dollars court costs. complaint filed by John Minnich of the Manchester Hotel.
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John Frank Short
Milner Hotel
Ben Worcester
Short
Central Ave
Clinton St
Robert F. Davis
Yankee Rd
Davis
John Minnich
Manchester Hotel
Colored News Wide Awake Picnic Set for Sunday
The Wide Awake Social Club announces its annual picnic to be held Sunday, August 1, at the park located at Minnesota and Lafayette Streets. The event invites members to enjoy a community gathering with outdoor activities and refreshments.
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Wide Awake Social Club
the Park
Minnesota
Lafayette Sts
Repairs Planned After Fire Hits New Philadelphia Plant
General Manager Charles Gilgen announced immediate repairs at the New Philadelphia Provision Company packing house after a Thursday night fire. The blaze destroyed 10,000 pounds of meat and caused extensive damage, with losses totaling 35 000 dollars.
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Philadelphia, O
Charles Gilgen
Philadelphia Provision Company
Varied Hour of Radio Notes and Sports Highlights
Radio listings and music segments headline a busy schedule with the Varsity Varieties program and Modern Mood Music. Also noted are sports results and upcoming community events featuring local stations WPFB and WMOH alongside names Les Shepard Tiger Ellison and LeSourdsville Orch in a snapshot of 1950s era broadcasting.
Thomas Again Takes Over City Manager's Job
Mark C. Thomas resumes acting city manager duties in Hamilton after Howard F. Wilson resigns effective August 1. Wilson cites harmony as the reason. council split demonstrates his loss of support. Thomas may seek the post, having previously declined twice.
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Thomas
Hamilton
Mark C. Thomas
Howard F. Wilson
Wilson
Michigan
William Beckett
George Radcliffe
Robert Wittman
Vincent Emminger
Andrew Bruck
Frank Rosendall
Edward Beckett
Sucessor
Nations Too Weak For War Observer Says
Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times tells Middletown Youth Forum the world is unlikely to see a major war as big powers lack manpower and resources. He predicts a Berlin crisis may not trigger war and cites UN influence and state capitalism in Russia. Also notes forum panelists and attendance around 100 at the Middletown Senior High School event.
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Russia
Brooks Atkinson
New Yor Times
Middletown
United States
United Nations Organization
Berlin
Atkinson
Lucy Sebald
Wells Didlick
Tom Strait
Paul Wells
George Skillman
Middletown Senior High School
Ascension Episcopal announces August schedule changes
There will be no 8 am service tomorrow at Ascension Episcopal Church. Church school will be closed during August. Holy Communion will be celebrated at the 11 am service of morning prayer. Guest preacher will be Rev J Nesbitt Mitchell from Christ Church Nashville. Miss Agatha Evers will sing the offertory solo Rogers Great Peace Have They. Mrs Robert Sutton will play Mar tin Adagio as prelude and Waghorne Procession of Friars as postlude.
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J. Nesbitt Mitchell
Christ Episcopal Church
Nashville, Tenn
Agatha Evers
Rogers
Robert Sutton
Martin
Waghorne
Jehovah's Witnesses to Host Bible Lectures Series
A series of Bible lectures begins at 3 p.m. at Kingdom Hall 2304 Central Ave with A Signal for All Nations. A Bible study follows using Watch Tower as aid. Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. a study uses Kingdom Is at Hand. A Thursday meeting will cover Kingdom activities.
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All Nations
Kingdom Hall
Central Ave
Watchtower Magazine
Kingdom
Harld
Theocractic Ministry School Reviews Four Bible Books
At 7 30 p.m. the Theocractic Ministry School meets to review Matthew Mark Luke and John in a session following evening events.
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Theocractic Ministry
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Ceramic tiles used in 16th century Spain for ceilings
The article notes that ceramic tiles were employed in 16th century Spain beyond floors and wells, even as ceiling coverings. This helped keep rooms cool and provided decorative accents, reflecting tile use in domestic architecture of the period.
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Spain
Col
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