Europe Is Recovering Slowly, YMCA Official Says
J Hartley Fowler, Canadian YMCA world secretary, told 500 at Middletown YMCA the food situation is improving, industries are expanding, and the Marshall Plan is working. He cited YMCA work behind the iron curtain in Czechoslovakia, Poland, Greece, and China, stressing Christian service beyond borders.
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Europe
Berlin
J. Hartley Fowler
YMCA
Middletown
Fowler
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Greece
Paul
Fredericka
China
No More Holdup Games For Grocer
MIAMISBURG Ohio AP reports neighborhood youths used to threaten Wilbur Karpur a 65 year old grocer with a gun and a handkerchief mask. When an intruder entered the store yesterday Karpur laughed and refused to submits. The assailant fled after Karpur struck him with a bottle and the grocer required six stitches to close a head wound. The incident ends his participation in the holdup game. Early French and Spanish settlers of New Orleans built their houses on stilts.
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Miamisburg
Wilbur Karpur
Karpur
New Orleans
Middleton YMCA honors volunteers at annual meeting
The Middleton Y recognized forty eight service awards and six sports trophies at the annual YMCA meeting in the association gym. Ralph Knight presented pins to sixteen young volunteers and certificates to adult leaders and committee members. Kirk Strodtbeck and Elmer Barker led award ceremonies for general employees and league trophies. Ten adult instructors and eighteen board members received service certificates, with twenty two named individuals listed for recognition.
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YMCA
Association
Ralph Knight
Kirk Strodtbeck
Elmer Barker
Dick Knight
Frank Stivers
American Legion
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Miami Cabinet
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Omer Blevins
National Guard
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Dick Osborn
Joseph Lawson
Duane Riley
George Strodtbeck
Tom Byrne
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Dale Little
Tim McCoy
Tom Newkirk
Malcolm Minor
Jack Harrington
Bob Livzey
al West
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William Brooks
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Wallace Frayer
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Vance Cribbs
Paul Day
J. L. Glass
George Harvey
H. W. Martin
J. Wylie Mitchell
Tom Wilson
Dale Constiner
James Martindale
Richard Wilmer
Lowell Newman
Dorothy Kern
2000 Delegates At Conference In Cleveland
In Cleveland the second national UNESCO conference opens with 2000 delegates. Speakers include Milton Eisenhower, Dean Rusk, Sir John Maud, and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Sessions cover education and public information, with global and UN ties highlighted.
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Cleveland
United States Commission For Unesco
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
United Nations
Milton §. Eisenhower
Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
Dean Rusk
John Maud
United Kingdom
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jaime Torres Bodet
Mexico
George V Allen
Arcot Ramaswami Mudaliar
Mysore
William G. Carr
National Education Association
Treasure Turns Out To Be Loot In Camden
Two boys aged seven and eight uncovered what they believed to be treasure along Newton Creek in Camden New Jersey. They found watches rings a gun bullets and a fireman s badge which they shared with friends before curiosity drew their mother s attention. Police later determined the items were buried loot from half a dozen robberies in southern New Jersey and officers seek the robbers responsible.
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Camden
N. J
Frederick Dawn
Frank Anton
Newton Creek
Frank
Catherine Anton
New Jersey
Julian Left Off Of Wife's Will
In Cincinnati United States Treasurer William A. Julian was cut out of his late wife Gertrude M. Julian's $10 000 estate by design and intent. The will directs equal shares for secretary George A. Argus and Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company. The will was filed in probate court after Mrs Julian's death last week.
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Cincinnati
United States
William A. Julian
Gertrude M. Julian
George A. Argus
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Julian
Coat Sends Polish Family to New Life in America
In Ironton Ohio an old coat donated by Eleanor Hudson led to Bigniew Glowacka, his wife Hanna, and their two year old Alicja finding refuge in the United States. Sponsored by Hudson the family arrived after war hardships in displaced persons camps. Glowacka will work at Dayton Malleable Iron Company. Hanna trains as a nurse.
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Ironton, O
Big Iniew Glowacka
Germany
Eleanor Hudson
America
Bigniew
Hanna
Alicja
Europe
Miss Hudson
National Catholic Welfare Council
Glowacka
Warsaw
Mans
Dayton Malleable Iron Company
Ironton
Gowacka
Burglar Steals Siggy Bank From Middlebury Home
A burglar broke into the Amos Miller residence in Middlebury Indiana and stole only the family siggy bank along with the $18 in household savings it contained.
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Middlebury, Ind
Amos Miller
DP Camp Life Tempts Warsaw Return Denied
Glowacka and his wife chose to remain in a displaced persons camp rather than return to Warsaw under Russian control after the war. The remark reflected a preference for the camp life over private homes in the city.
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United States
Warsaw
Glowacka
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