Wakeman Scout Troop Reorganization and Activities
Wakeman Troop holds re organization and re chartering meeting at Gilbert Hostetler home. Gerald Ross named institutional representative. Nine boys become tenderfoot at court of honor: Adams Grady Campbell Campbell Harvey Valentine Kenney Remey Keith. Browand first class pin. Chester second class pin. Twenty three boys and six adults toured Cleveland Hopkins Airport led by Russell Chester.
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Wakeman
Gilbert
Hostetler
Gerald Ross
Tenderfoot Scouts
Richard Adams
Pat Grady
Tim Campbell
Jim Campbell
Robert Harvey
Terry Valentine
David Kenney
Gene Remey
Dick Keith
Tommy Browand
Russell Chester Jr
Cleveland Hopkins
Russell Chester
Senecca Cabin Museum Opens Camp Iss-See-Kes 30th Season
Lorain County citizens pledged over 32000 to the 1950 polio drive as the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports. Governor Davey backs unemployment insurance or old age pension legislation this year. Brookside School teacher Millard Fretz wins 1500 in a national name the baby contest with Floel as his entry. Fairground debt liquidation prompts plans for a new addition and a fence, a move noted as unpopular with boys who used a hole in the fence as a trick entrance.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes
Lorain County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Davey
House Labor Committee
Millard Fretz
Brookside School
Sheffield Lake
Floel
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Double edged bets in bridge play lead to big swings
In a duplicate bridge hand West doubles for a one trick set but East countered by correctly defending. The analysis shows that a well time double and precise defense can force a defeat of the contract, with West missing a needed sequence to cash the queen of spades for a 20-point swing.
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West
East
Declarer
South
They Found a Home
Fort Carson Colorado reports 101 of 156 soldiers in the 1st Battle Group 60th Infantry re enlisted between July 1, 1959 and February 12, 1960.
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FT. Carson
Colo
UPD
60Th Infantry
Army
Photographer foil thief in Hartford camera theft case
Hartford photographer Ellery G. Kington reported a camera stolen from his car and traced the thief by phone. He alerted shops as he drove back and located the suspect within minutes, identifying his camera and leading to an arrest.
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Hartford. Conn
UPI
Hartford Times
Ellery G. Kington
Kington
Italy's Montecatini Group Plans Brindisi Chemical Plant
Montecatini Group of Italy will construct a large chemical plant in Brindisi, aiming to expand its European operations and boost local employment with a substantial investment and new facility.
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Italy
Montecatini Group
Brindiso
Medical Memos on Alcohol Use and Brain Health
A neurology study of fifty alcoholics links brain deterioration to irregular meals, noting malnutrition in most subjects. Researchers warn that skipping meals can mimic drunken symptoms, with some participants not currently intoxicated during examination. The article suggests alcohol may damage the brain with long term excessive use.
Tough Rules For Members
New Orleans UPI reports organizations restricting new members to live oaks over 100 years old. The youngest duespayer is at least a century old, per tree expert Martin L. Davey Jr. Members pay 25 acorns annually, planted to beautify the landscape and grow the society in 100 years. Chronicle Classifieds Pay.
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New Orleans
UPI
Live Oak Society of
Louisiana
Live Oaks
Martin L. Davey, Jr
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