Growing Pains in Children Often Harmless Most Times
The article explains that many children with vague limb pains labeled growing pains are simply growing fast with bones and muscles out of sync. Mild abnormalities may improve with sun, nutrition, and time, while some cases need orthopedic input or gland or tonsil issues evaluation. Rare links to rheumatic fever and heart trouble are noted.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA Service, Inc
Washington Traffic Snarled for Art's Sake
A Washington traffic jam formed near the Treasury as a driver stopped to photograph the monument. A taxi driver nudged the stalled car, prompting an angry request to back up so a camera tripod could be retrieved. Police reported the scene as sun threatens to hide the shot.
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Washington Monument
Treasury Department
Hoobler and Roth engage. summer wedding planned
Announcement reports Miss Lottie Joan Hoobler of Unionport betrothed to Mr. Fred Roth Jr. of Bloomfield. Hoobler, formerly of North Canton, graduated Amsterdam High School and worked at Hoover Co. Roth, a Wayne High School graduate, works for West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Co. Parents Clyde and Mrs Hoobler and Mr. and Mrs. Roth are the respective families.
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Lottie Joan Hoobler
Clyde Hoobler
Unionport
Fred Roth Jr
Fred Roth
Bloomfield
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Co
Chicken Pie Menu with Salty Garlic Dressing Recipe
A recipe page lists Chicken Pie with carrots peas and potatoes served with tossed salad rolls applesauce cookies and beverage. Ingredients include salt garlic pepper sugar paprika mustard Worcestershire vinegar scallion and salad oil with instructions to mash mix shake and refrigerate briefly.
Cleveland Man To Talk MINERVA Dinner Talk Tonight
George E. Breen of Cleveland associate professor of marketing at Western Reserve University will address the Community Association at a Methodist Church dinner tonight at 6 30 He is author of the book Selling in the Store and will speak on MINERVA topics.
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Minerva
George E. Breen
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Community Association
City official backs sale of impounded autos in Ohio
Columbus city service director Elmer A. Keller said he will seek a law allowing cities to sell impounded cars after 30 to 90 days. He noted abandoned autos clog auto graveyards and that current law permits sales only after 90 days if not mortgaged.
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Columbus
Elmer A. Keller
Keller
Battery Dealers To Meet Tuesday For Willard Preview
Representatives of 15 Willard storage battery sales organizations will gather at Hotel Belden 7:30 p.m. Tuesday for a Willard product preview. Willard distributors Carlton Coen of Canton and others announced the event to discuss merchandising, view sound films, and hear talks by Willard executives.
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Willard Storage
Hotel Belden
Willard
Carlton Coen
Ross Independent Oil Co
Canton
Willard Distributors
Cleveland
Daily Pattern Pattern 4554 for sizes 12 to 20
The Canton Repository advertises a sewing pattern 4554 showing a fabric friendly shoulder flange design. Size 16 requires 4% yards of 35 inch fabric and costs 25 cents to Anne Adams at Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York 11 New York.
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Anne Adams
Canton Repository
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Michigan Vote Trend Awaited
Michigan voters went to the polls in a spring election seen as a national barometer. The race tests Governor G. Mennen Williams administration and could shift control of the eight member state administrative cabinet by electing a highway commissioner and state superintendent of public instruction.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
State Administrative Board
Williams
Gover
Political setback for administration faces nine Democratic senators
Political observers sayNor Williams and nine Democratic state senators may dim the administration's chances of carrying out its program, signaling potential hurdles or slowed progress in pushing key policies.
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Nor Williams
Record high balloon ascent reaches 72395 feet in 1935
The highest altitude achieved by a human was 72 395 feet during a balloon ascent in 1935. The feat marked a historic milestone in high altitude exploration and set a lasting benchmark for atmospheric research.
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