Grace F. Cudworth Named President of The Mother Church
Grace F. Cudworth of Boston was elected president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist for a one year term. An active member for nearly 50 years she has served as Sunday School superintendent and war time Christian Science worker and held other posts. The annual meeting stressed spiritual understanding as the practical daily value and noted progress through prayerful living.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Cudworth
Christian Science Movement
Marquette
Mich
Superior
Wis
State Teachers’ College
Benn
Mother Church
Christian Science
Portsmouth
N. H
Naval Prison
Christian Science Benevolent Association
Senatorium
Chestnut Hill
Christian Science Board of
Direc
Worry Clinic advises on overcoming bus phobia
Dr. George W. Crane counsels Roger a college sophomore with a six mile commute who fears riding a city bus. The plan: confront the fear, track heart and breathing rates, distract with simple tasks, and date the onset of fear to shrink it.
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Crane
Dr. Crane
Demosthenes
Moses
England
Churchill
Noted Cincinnati Surgeon James T. Clear Dies at 63
Cincinnati notices the death of Dr. James T. Clear 63 founder of the Cincinnati Surgical Society after a Sunday passing. A high mass will be sung Wednesday in his memory. Survived by widow, mother Mrs Mary J Clear of Hamilton a son also a Cincinnati surgeon and two brothers John D and Paul Clear of Hamilton.
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Cincinnati
James T. Clear
The
Cincinnati Surgical Society
Clear
Mary J. Clear
Hamilton
John D
Paul Clear
Reverend Vandegriff to Leave Cincinnati for Greenfield Church
The Rev. C. Vandegriff departs Cincinnati after 15 years to become pastor of the First Methodist Church in Greenfield Ohio. He previously served a charge at Wauseon.
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C. Vandegriff
First Methodist Church
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Wauseon
Italy expands telephone reach to towns with post offices
In 1943 the Italy government ordered at least one telephone in every town with a post office. Many small hamlets still lack phone service.
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Government
Italy
Ohio Edison Strike Looms in 10 City Talks
An official of CIO local 181 says the union may strike Ohio Edison Co to win a 10 percent wage hike for 2,180 workers across Steubenville Youngstown Akron Lorain Mansfield Warren Toronto Shadyside Marion and Alliance. Negotiations stalled after Ohio Edison offered six cents hourly about three percent with contract expiry June 30.
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CIO
Ohio Edison Co
Edison
Ohio
Ralph C. Welch
Ohio Edison
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Steubenville
Youngstown
Akron
Lorain
Mansfield
Warren
Toronto
Shadyside
Marion
Alliance
Middletown Student Wins Extra Buckeye Boys State Slot
Roger D. Young, a Middletown High junior, was added to Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry after drawing a losing straw. He joins 16 selected youths for the June 12 to 21 program, funded by the American Legion Post 218 and guided by Commander Walter H. Spindler and past winners.
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Middletown
Buckeye
Camp Perry
Roger
Middletown High
American Legion Post 218
Roger Lane
Lady Luck
Legion
Legion Home
Walter H. Spindler
Sorg Employee Hurt and Child Break Leg in Accident
A man, James Roberts 29 of Franklin Route 1, Sorg Paper Company, suffered severe contusions when a shaft fell on his left foot at 4:45 AM and was treated at Middletown Hospital. A child, Sandra Lowery 24, of 2601 Poe Street, fractured her right leg after a fall from a couch and was treated at 10:50 AM.
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James Roberts
Franklin Route 1
Sorg Paper Company
Sandra Lowery
Robert Lowery
Poe St
Officers Of 37th Asked To Request Separation Dates
CAMP POLK La Special Officers who joined the 37th Infantry Division in January 1952 are asked to state after August 15 the date they wish to separate from the service. Ohio National Guard personnel of the 37th are eligible for separation after August 15 but releases will be staggered from August 15 to January 14. A board will review data sheets to judge eligibility on requested dates, aiming to preserve unit effectiveness and minimize hardship.
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37Th Infantry Division
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37Th
Dead Man Operates Streetcar In Fatal Los Angeles Crash
A streetcar with a dead motorman at the controls continued for a block after colliding with a heavy truck in Los Angeles. Conductor P. E. Sederquist, 44, was killed. truck driver Pete Shubin, 42, was booked on suspicion of manslaughter. Nine passengers were injured, none seriously.
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Los Angeles
P. E. Sederquist
Pete Shubin
Democrats in Middletown to elect recording secretary
Democrats meet at 30 S Broad St tomorrow at 7 30 p m to elect a recording secretary to replace Mrs Harry Duncan who has resigned from the office The meeting will also include the third reading of the group s new constitution Meanwhile prickly pears spread across Australia covering 10 million acres before control measures were introduced
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Middletown
Australia
Two Victims Improve In Week-Old Accidents
One of two seriously injured people in recent crashes remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Anna Russell Moore 82 Banner Elk NC suffered critical injuries in a two car crash that claimed her mother’s life. Kenneth Tabor 3 Hamilton shifted from critical to poor after a Thursday train car collision that killed his brother.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Anna Russell Moore
Banner Elk
N. C
Kenneth Tabor
Middletown Men to Enter Armed Services July 9
Eight men from the Middletown area will be inducted into the armed services on July 9, local selective service officials announced today.
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Middletown
Armed Services
Man braves sewer depths to rescue kitten in Hollywood
In Hollywood a 36 year old landscape contractor named Bill Kierulff crawled through storm drains for more than half a mile to rescue a crying kitten. After gas dangers and a failed wire attempt he finally retrieved the animal and handed it to 8 year old Robin Way for bathing and care.
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Cat
Hollywood
Hollywood Hills
The
Humane Society
Department of Public Works
Bill Kierulff
Kierulff
Robin Way
Sue the sewer-born kitten and oil origins theories
A quirky note recalls a green-eyed boy kitten named Sue because he came from a sewer. The passage then outlines two competing theories on the origin of oil, one linking it to plants and the other to inorganic materials.
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Sue
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