Ohio Population Estimated At 9 6 Million in 1960 Census
Columbus AP reports unofficial census figures show Ohio population at 9,636,234, up 1,689,607 or 21.3 percent from 7,946,627 in 1950. The surge reflects growth across counties and cities, with implications for representation and funding.
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Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism
An offer for a free book titled Arthritis and Rheumatism explains drugs give only temporary relief and outlines a non surgical treatment proven since 1919. No obligation to send for the instructive booklet from The Ball Clinic Dept. 1922 in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
No Turnpike Alaska Highway Auto Adventure
A late 1940s Alaska Highway feature explains the 1 523 mile route from Alaska through northwestern Canada, its dust and gravel surfaces, and best travel practices. It outlines costs, timing, camping tips, vehicle prep, and currency notes for travelers aiming Dawson Creek mile 6 on the Alaska Highway.
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Dawson Creek
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Prince George
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Auto Insurance Rates To Be Out Layoffs Hit Frigidaire
Dayton AP reports about 1,500 Frigidaire layoffs in two weeks as Ohio auto insurance rates shift under a revised schedule. It cuts 2.35 percent on comprehensive and collision deductions while adding for liability and full coverage. The National Automobile Association says changes will apply to new policies after July 1, with June 24 layoffs reducing Frigidaire employment to about 15,000.
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National Automobile
Writers Association
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National Bureau of Casualty
Detroit Tech seeks Henry Ford era blacksmith mentor
The Detroit Institute of Technology plans a 70th anniversary celebration and wants craftsmen trained by Henry Ford who learned at Detroit Tech in the 1890s. Ford taught forging and anvil work for $2 a night before cars, and such mentors are in demand today.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Detroit Institute of Technollogy
Ford
Detroit Tech
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