Atom Power Used to Cornerstone a New Building
New York March 2 AP The atom once a weapon aided the cornerstone ceremony for the 19 story Crowell Collier Publishing Co building at Fifth Ave and 51st St About 500 people watched as a nuclear reactor split atoms and a hoist lowered the 2 ton cornerstone The event highlighted Westinghouse recent atom split energy research and its potential for ship power with no fire smoke or smell
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Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Fifth Ave
51St St
Columbia University
J. R. Dunning
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Westinghouse
St Joseph Drug Offer Sparks Confusion in Ad
An advert offers 12 tablets for 10c and 100 for 45c while cryptically promising a better name than St Joseph, sparking confusion over product and branding in the notice.
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St. Less Joseph
Dan River
Truman Holds Night Talks With Business Leaders
President Truman received a forecast of very good business prospects as White House officials said he has been holding un publicized night talks with leaders from business finance agriculture and labor. Economic advisers Keyserling and Clark gave the update during a visit to the White House while Nourse attended on the West Coast.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Leon Keyserling
John D. Clark
Edwin G. Nourse
Economic Council
Blair House
Eben Ayers
Full House for Louisville Sportsmen's Club Variety Show
A capacity crowd at North Nimishillen School attended the Louisville Sportsmen's Club event. Speakers included William L. White of the Ohio Conservation Congress and club president Les Zwick. The program featured Olsen and Johnson style comedy, ventriloquism, vocal acts, a Melody duet, and dance numbers, followed by lunch and movies.
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North Nimishillen
Louisville
William L. White
Ohio Conservation Congress
Les Zwick
Jimmy Bach
Olsen and Johnson
Junior Order
Don Wilhelm
Rocky” Fields
D Y
Betty Rogalske
Mary Shalesky
Jackie Miller
Wanda Scott Dancing Studios
Francis Hohman
Donald Spangler
William Yoerns
Herman Rupple
Joseph Shalosky
Ohio State Sigma Delta Chi Initiates Three Local News Leaders
John D. Raridan of Canton ex executive editor of Brush Moore Newspapers was among three Ohio newspaper executives initiated into Ohio State University chapter of Sigma Delta Chi in Columbus last night. Roger Fergef publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer and R Kenneth Kerr publisher of the Lancaster Eagle Gazette also joined. William G. Wilcox director of OSU Bureau of Public Relations was initiated.
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John D. Raridan
Canton
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Ohio
Ohio Siate University
Sigma Delta Chi
Columbus
Roger Fergef
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
R. Kenneth Kerr
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
William G. Wilcox
Ohio State University Bureau of Public Relations
Big B 29 Missing En Route to Manila
An American B 29 Superfortress en route to Clark Field is missing since yesterday and presumed lost. The last report placed the aircraft about 90 miles northeast of Clark. Crew names were withheld. the bomber normally carries about 15 aboard.
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Manila
Clark Field
18Th Fighter Wing
Clark
Baby's Stomach Shifted To Ease Lung Crowding
A two day old boy born with his stomach intestines and spleen in the chest was operated on by Dr. John O'Donald Jr. to move them back to the abdomen. The rare condition crowded the left lung and heart and is usually fatal if not corrected within 48 hours.
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Pittsburgh
John O’donald Jr
Lima doctor named assistant commissioner of mental hygiene
Dr. Lowell O. Dillon of Lima was appointed assistant commissioner of mental hygiene at 8500 dollars a year. He will assume the post March 16 after serving as assistant superintendent of Lima State Hospital for the criminal insane. Henry W. Coughlin of Columbus was named supervisor of the division's bureau of administration, with a 4305 dollar annual salary, effective March 7.
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Columbus
Lowell O. Dillon
Lima
Dillon
Lima State Hospital
John H. Lamneck
Henry W. Coughlin
Bureau of Administration
Coughlin
Air Force eases path for married men to become pilots
The U S Air Force now allows married men to join as pilots marking a return to peacetime footing unseen since the early aviation cadet program of the 1920s.
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New York
U. S. Air Force
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Westinghouse Electric
Naval Ship Propulsion
Navy
OLR
Atom
Collier’s Cornerstone
St.Joseph Aspirinte
Stark County
Citizens Home Office
Werei
Erte Aed
North Canton
Royals
Royal - Corona
Remington Portables
Baby
Lowell Dillon
U.S
L. S
Repository
Mr. Robin
Fonet
New Rayon
Faille
Gabardine
Bur-Mil
Bon Marché
N. Market
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