Jamestown Glass Factory Site Proposed as National Landmark
The article notes that despite modern quick meals working wives spend about 90 minutes daily on cooking while homemakers save 30 minutes less. It identifies Jamestown Virginia as the birthplace of American industry where a glass factory was established in 1608, the first factory in the U S. A movement seeks to preserve this site as a national landmark.
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Jamestown
U. S
Cincinnati
Ohio
Success and Fame Reflections by Carl C. Helm
A reflective piece on the varied paths to success and happiness. It ponders fortune, public acclaim, and personal fulfillment, questioning whether riches truly define triumph and if being first matters in a human sense.
Planning fall vacation in Michigan colorama and scenic drives
Michigan Outdoors highlights late September and October travel in the state. The Upper Peninsula offers a color-rich drive along Highway 2 from St Ignace to Lake Superior towns, with stops at Blaney Park, Manistique, Escanaba, Marquette, Ishpeming and Neenah.
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Michigan
America
Straits
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Wonderland
St. Ignace
Lake Michigan
Blaney Park
the Straits
Manistique
Escanaba
Big
Bay de Noc
Lake Superior
Marquette
Ishpeming
Michigan Outdoors in the Fall Color Trip
The article invites readers to explore Lake Superior area fishing and hunting in the Upper Peninsula. It highlights lake trout trolling in late September, partridge season opening October 1, Baraga and L’Anse Bay charters, and rugged copper country scenery around Houghton and Calumet with the Brockway Drive offering a vivid autumn panorama. Residents assist visitors with local guidance.
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Baraga
L’anse
Baraga Bay
Lake Superior
Upper Peninsula
Copper Country
Michigan
Houghton
Calumet
Brockway Drive
Saline Friday Nite Bowling Schedule Listing Teams and Nights
Readable schedule shows teams such as Haller's Tavern Hull's Grocery Le Frank's Texaco Service A & M Chevrolet Burkhart's Store and George's Tavern assigned to alley numbers with night slots from August 30 1953 through April 30 including specific matchups and scores for multiple weeks.
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Haller's
Hull
le Frank
Texaco
Chevrolet Ae Burkhart’s
George’s Tavern
Women's Wednesday Night Bowling Opens With Strong Scores
Hi Girls: Our first week of bowling started well with seven players over 400. E Ormsby led with 441, N Schmid 435, G Armbruster 421, M Strieter 416, D Wiesbusch 418, B Armbruster 407, and L Burkhart 402. Ormsby had four doubles. Cruse and several others made single attempts. Bergeys Polar Bear and Saline Hotel begin with four points each. Standard Oil, Wolfin Robinson, Universal drop four points.
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E. Ormsby
N. Schmid
G. Armbruster
M. Strieter
D. Wiesbusch
B. Armbruster
L. Burkhart
Ormsby
A. Cruse
Toledo Asks End to Grants in Aid for Slum Clearance
Toledo Municipal League asks Congress to repeal the 1949 Housing Act provision for local slum clearance grants. League President Hilty appeals to President Eisenhower noting Toledo could receive 1.7 million dollars for a project and possibly funds for two more. He argues cuts in federal spending and taxes require ending the grants, and Toledo would fund its own housing cleanup.
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Toledo
Toledo Municipal League
Congress
League
Hilty
Eisenhower
Patents Granted for Leather and Shoe Making Machinery
The patent office in Washington issued more than 8,000 patents focusing on machinery to improve the manufacture of leather and shoes.
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Patent Office
Washington
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