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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1950
Page
13
A guide discusses who qualifies for deferments if called to active duty. It notes deferments are more lenient for current workers than for reservists, and explains how to prove planned college enrollment to delay a son's induction. It also covers who can apply, preauthorization impact, and the unlikely prospect of women being drafted.
Miss Mary H. Lewis a pioneer in private elementary school education died at her Cleveland Heights home. A Holbrook Massachusetts native she lived in Lincoln Nebraska and graduated from the University of Nebraska. She led the Horace Mann outdoor experimental school at Columbia University and authored An Adventure With Children. She headed the Park School in Buffalo New York and became principal in Cleveland in 1926 retiring years later due to ill health.
Albany youths try a novel golf game on a local playground. Players use hockey sticks instead of clubs and tennis balls in place of golf balls. Tin cans serve as cups sunk into the ground for scoring.
Joyce A. Turney, 15, Bucyrus, earns best health achievement record among Ohio 4-H girls. Richard Geisman, 16, Van Wert, wins best boys record. Both honored at the Ohio State Fair.
Britannica notes the Salerno medical school in Italy, Europe’s earliest university, is traditionally said to have been founded jointly by a Latin, a Greek, a Jew and a Saracen, reflecting a cross cultural origin.
WASHINGTON Sept 7 Fresh data on business and real estate loans show buyers rushing to beat government curbs. Federal Reserve reports indicate business loans surged $227 million in the week ended Aug 30 to $14.739 billion, the largest weekly rise since 1948 inflation turmoil. Real estate loans rose $41 million to a record $4.951 billion as buyers push ahead before new controls take effect.
The latter half of every year sees manufacturers and merchants prepare for fall, Christmas, and winter sales. The period prompts inventory adjustments, marketing pushes, and promotions aimed at capitalizing on holiday shopping demand.
Athens reports Nick Papidas aged 65 arrived late to his wedding with a bandaged thumb. He explained his 24 year old daughter from a prior marriage bit his thumb to the bone because she had not been invited to the ceremony.
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