Boston Church Names Ralph E Wagers President
Ralph E Wagers was named president of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston at the annual meeting. A Michigan native, Wagers is a noted Christian Science teacher, practitioner, and editor who lectured worldwide before becoming associate editor of Christian Science periodicals in 1959. He also appears on The Bible Speaks to You radio program. William Milford Correll of Cleveland was named to the Christian Science board of lectureship, having served on the Committee on Publication for Ohio since 1959.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
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Cleveland
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Inventories Of Steel To Be Cut
Steel Magazine reports a survey of purchasing agents shows steel inventories will be trimmed sharply in the next three months. The trend marks the fastest decline since the 1960 liquidation, with 38 percent noting overstock on many mill products. Production for 1962 is forecast at 100 to 105 million tons, not the 115 million some predicted. Durable goods remain a bright spot as car sales peak mid May, with potential 1962 output around 6.7 million units. Ingot production this week drops below 1.62 million tons, scrap prices slide, No 1 heavy melting grade down to 25.17 per ton.
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One-Button Envoy Suit Heads Next Year Fashion
Atlantic City report from AP notes the American envoy look will lead next year’s male fashion parade. The one-button suit features double piped pockets and a waist pulled in slightly for a sharper silhouette. trousers lack cuffs.
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Cleveland man arrested in theft of $1990 in prizes
Joseph 26 a maintenance man was arrested Sunday in Cleveland on theft charges after prizes totaling 1990 dollars were stolen. The items were taken to a stock room and kept for warrior boys.
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Patch on Her Heart Ends Eight-Year-Old’s Fearful Talk
Marilyn Robinson, born with a large atrial septal defect, underwent 22 hours of surgery at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital to repair a hole in her heart using a plastic patch. The operation, costing $1,100.37, was covered entirely by Blue Cross after twenty years of premiums.
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