Alcohol not needed for social acceptance Hi-Y delegates told
At Oxford the Fifth National Hi-Y Congress heard Raymond G. McCarthy of Yale Plan Clinic on Alcohol urge teens to deflate prestige of drinking and to correct misinformation. He cited a 53 question survey showing youths view alcohol positively while adults hold a different stance. Other sessions covered race prejudice, marriage, peace, and family life. A note adds a quip: two quarts of water and two quarts of alcohol yield three and four-fifths quarts.
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Oxford
Raymond G. McCarthy
Yale Plan Clinic
Hi-Y
McCarthy
Yale
Cleo Blackburn
Flanner House
Indianapolis
Ind
Clyde Pierson outlines city vocational training programs
Industrial Council luncheon features Clyde Pierson describing 1947 48 junior high enrollment in vocational and industrial arts courses. Half of transferring students chose career oriented training. Six shops operate with state and federal aid. City Commissioner Marvin D Clark praises council interest. July luncheon to cover NYC station and underpass plans.
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Industrial Council
Clyde Pierson
Pierson
Center High
Marvin D. Clark
Commission
NYC
Central Ave
Cincinnati Safety Chief Backs Penny Parking Trial
Cincinnati safety director Cris Hamilton proposed to city management a penny parking meter trial in outlying areas. Twelve minutes of parking would be allowed for a penny and Nashville reporter notes the plan could boost turnover. A stray sentence on electron bombardment sterilization appears in the text.
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Cincinnati
Cris Hamilton
W. R. Kellogg
Hamilton
Dewey Skips River Pact Signing in Cincinnati
The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Compact will be signed in Cincinnati with at least six state governors, including Herbert of Ohio, expected to attend. Gov. Dewey of New York informed Herbert he cannot attend. Signing is set for 10:30 a.m. EST at the Netherland Plaza Hotel.
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Cincinnati
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Pesident
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Herbert
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
Clarence W. Meadows
West Virginia
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Dwight H. Green
Illinois
Netherland Plaza Hotel
Air Reserve Units Gather For 83rd Air Service Group Meeting
Air Reserve Units will meet at 8 30 p m Thursday in the Aeronca cafeteria under L Joe Bolles Middletown. The group activated April 5 1948 and serves as an instructional arm to support a fighter wing in a national emergency. Former service members and men aged 18 to 35 meeting standards are urged to attend.
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83Rd Air Service Group
Air Reserve
Aeronca Aircraft Corporation
L. Joe Bolles
Middletown
Air Force Reserve Program
Aeronca
United States Air Force
United States Army Air Force Recruiting Service
Subsoil plow uses air-tube aid for soil work now offered
A new subsoil plow designed to blow air into the soil from an air-tube at the rear is now available for use. This device aims to improve soil aeration during operation and may benefit early-season field work.
Red Cross Leaders Return From San Francisco Conference
American Red Cross officials concluded a week long meeting in San Francisco condemning joint fund raising and calling for preserved independent fundraising. Basil O Connor forecast 55 million in local chapter spending and 44 million by the national body. A donor tax exemption proposal failed after debate.
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American Red Cross
San Francisco
Dorothy Spears
South Main St
Basil O'Connor
O'Connor
Red Cross
Elizabeth P. Chevalier
Pasadena
Red Cross Board of Governors
Spears
Four Dance Bands Booked At LeSourdsville Lake
Don Carey books four well known bands for five evenings at LeSourdsville Lake open air pavilion. Whitey Howard opens Wednesday night followed by Les Shepard Friday Sammy Leeds Saturday and Howdy Gorman Sunday and Monday nights.
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Don Carey
LeSourdsville Lake
Whitey Howard
Les Shepard
Sammy Leeds
Howdy Gorman
Mishap recalls old road tragedy in Fer nald memory
A 20 year old man Leroy Loos of Okeana Route 1 was injured in a crash that recalled a 1932 tragedy when his parents and sister died after their car was hit by a Chesapeake and Ohio train at Fernald. He was thrown from a truck in a collision with Stephen Burk's car and taken to Fort Hamilton hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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Leroy Loos
Okeana
Route 1
John A. Loos
Mary
Beatrice
Chesapeake and Ohio
Fernald
Leroy
Perry Leibrock
Stephen Burk
Harrison
Young Loos
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Eagle Airs entertain Troop 11 in Eagles Hall
Boy Scout Troop 11 enjoyed a visit from the Eagle Airs quartet at the Eagles Hall last night. The performers were William Curtis Edward Rathbun Melvin Williams and Chalmers Cassidy, members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles which sponsors the troop.
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Boy Scout
Eagles Hall
Eagle Airs
Order of Eagles
William Curtis
Edward Rathbun
Melvin Williams
Chalmers Cassidy
Dock Workers In London To Resume Work
London AP report says striking dockers voted to return to work the next day amid a government effort to end a 16 day stoppage. About 2,000 soldiers moved into dock areas as 18,000 men remained idle during the state of emergency declared under a 1920 law once used in 1926.
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London
George VI
Springfield Woman Fatally Injured in Crash Near West Jefferson
Mrs Dorothy Gee aged 40 of Springfield sustained fatal injuries in a traffic accident near West Jefferson. She died at City Hospital.
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Springfield
Dorothy Gee
West Jefferson
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N. Y. C. Railroad
Castell
Middletown Ice & Coal CO
Medical Service Department
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association
Barbara Jo Walker
John Hummel
Charleston
First Methodist Church
Memphis
Council
Clarence D. Smith
Lady Borden
Borden
Cozy Borden
Dewey
Melampy
Veloso Sala
Capital Finance Corp
Bay View Lodge
Montezuma
Gerald Merman
Benney Seles
His Orchestra
Fangs OF the Wild - Run Tin Tin, Jr
Dennis Moore
Luana Walters
Paris
Jacques Heim
Eagle Troop Hears
Stevens
de Liso
DEB Shoes
Deliso Debs
Shoe Dept
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