Wimbledon Mayor Reveals Anti American Husbandview
Mayor Stroud of Wimbledon declares not fond of American soldiers as husbands. He cites a flood of letters from mothers-in-law and local brides seeking to defend Americans while he notes lasting marriages to English men. The tale centers on four American helicopter crewmen seeking wives off Korea.
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Wimbledon
England
Jack Stroud
Korea
G.I
Stroud
Mary Gait
Transatlantic Brides Parents Association
John Baker Jr and Son Funeral Home Founder Finds Peace
Paulsen Visel aided growth of cities as a Chambers of Commerce secretary. During World War II he advised Victory gardens and commerce, drawing families to California. Aging and broke, he sought contentment on a quiet acre, discovering happiness in nature and birds.
Defense pacing shifts raise questions on economy
New York reports a shift in business opinion on U S rearmament and its economic impact. Many businessmen now say defense materials are not as scarce and that more metals could go to civilian goods. They argue decontrols may boost civilian production and soften inflation while defense spending partly fails to lift consumer sales. Copper remains a bottleneck, but some shortages ease as the defense program stretches to avoid a broader downturn.
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New York
United States
America
Washington
NPA
Divorce Dilemma: A Coach Seeks Relief From a Frustrating Marriage
Fritz M. a 42 year old high school coach asks Dr George W Crane for advice after a year of mounting irritations. He cites untidy habits leftovers wasted meals and a desire for a Cadillac as proof his wife is spoiled and frivolous. He contemplates divorce but seeks guidance before taking action.
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Fritz M
Dr. Crane
Fritz
Ladies Aid
Toledo Club Raided by State Liquor Agents
Ohio agents raided the East Side Social Club in Toledo over the weekend and charged owner Cleo Black with keeping a place for illegal sale. Bartenders served 75 cent set ups to about 200 patrons. Six others faced various liquor law violations across the state including penalties for minors and bootlegging.
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Cleveland
East Side
Toledo
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Cleo Black
Rutkowski
Portsmouth
Leona Hutton
Hillsboro
Dayton
Pinworm Treatment Emphasizes Hygiene and Prompt Care
The remedy may require repeated treatment and prompt thorough action once an outbreak is found. Exposed individuals and those showing signs should receive hygiene guidance. Hand washing with soap after contact is crucial. Improved hygiene and treatment have reduced cases, but pinworm infestations rarely disappear without intervention.
Five Stores Burn on Hough Ave Cleveland
Fire damaged a block of five stores on Hough Ave. Sunday. Smoke forced 24 residents of an adjoining apartment building into the street. Estimated losses place contents at 25000 and the building at 30000.
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Cleveland
Hough Ave
Ferdinand E. Boehmer
Corn Price Support Set For Warren County 1952
Warren County officials announce U. S. Department of Agriculture price support for the 1952 corn crop at not less than a national average of 1.80 dollars per bushel with a minimum 1.60 floor. The plan uses Commodity Credit Corporation loans and purchase agreements to implement support, with Warren County loan rate at 1.61 per bushel. National 1951 corn support stands at 1.57 per bushel.
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Lebanon
U. S. Department of Agriculture
S. Willard Losh
Warren County Agricultural Mobilization Committee
Losh
Warren County
Commodity Credit Corporation
Lebanon News Notes of Mass Meetings and Local Guests
Lebanon Chapter 343 OES held Masonic Night at the Masonic Temple with Boss Johnson as main speaker and a musical program. The Big Sisters Class plans a Monday business and social meeting at Mrs. Charles Johnson Sr. home with a McGuffey program. Mrs. Edward Eltzroth entertained the Double Four Club. prizes were won in 500. Mrs. William Koch Jr. left for Canyon Texas. Eleanor Bower became dental assistant at Dr. Harold Rosencrans’s office. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tillman of Piqua visited relatives in town. Col and Mrs Allen Koonce, en route from Cherry Point to California, stayed with Lebanon residents.
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Lebanon
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Boss Johnson
Methodist Church
Charles Johnson
North Broadway
McGuffey
Edward Eltzroth
Harold Rosencrans
C. H. Tillman
Piqua
Earl Enfield
Jim
Col
Allen Koonce
Cherry Point
N.C
Eltoro
Calif
William Webb
Virginia Webb
Lebanon State
Lebanon Kiwanis Host To Farmers Night
The Lebanon Kiwanis Club sponsors its annual Farmers Night program Tuesday evening with dinner at the Golden Lamb. Club president J C Vian says each Kiwanian will bring a farmer guest. Mayor James A Rhodes of Columbus will be chief speaker. Special music and features are planned.
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Lebanon
Ial
Lebanon Kiwanis Club
Golden Lamb
J.C. Vian
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Corwin Nixon
Nixon
Opera Stars to Wed This Summer in Schedule Conflicts
Metropolitan Opera singers Robert Merrill and Roberta Peters plan marriage this summer, with the date to be set around their opera and concert schedules in New York.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Merrill
Roberta Peters
Cincinnati man fined for passing in no-passing zone
William J. Mc Coy of Cincinnati was fined 15 dollars and costs by Squire Clarence R. Banker after state patrol cited him for passing another car in a no-passing zone.
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Lebanon
William J. McCoy
Cincinnati
Squire Clarence R. Banker
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Tommy
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Roy Baker
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John Baker, JR
Joseph R. Baker & Son
Yours, John Baker, JR
St. Mary Hospital, Rochester, Minn
Baker ‘Funeral Home
Manchester
Business Mirror
George W. Crane
the Doctor
McAlpin’s Cor
Central & Clinton
Reeves Jewelers, Inc
Central Ave
Warren Co
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Hauselman Transportation Co
Park St
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Nationwide Furniture Movers
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