United Press staff hailed for new zest at annual meeting
United Press executives praised staff for exploiting assignments with new zeal and understanding at the two day annual meeting in New York. Highlights included reports on total direct clients reaching 4 541, a gain of 32, and growth of UP news pictures and Movietone News distribution worldwide.
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New York
United Press
U.P
Frank H. Bartholomew
Jack Bisco
U. P
Bisco
Mima Thomason
U.P. Newspictures
Acme
United Press Extras
United Press Movietone News
Farl J. Johnson
Commissioners Agree on Green Road Bridge Project
Lorain County and Erie County commissioners forged a mutual pact for a joint bridge on Green Road replacing a Vermilion River branch crossing near Denman Road. The project costs 7 990 1 2 dollars with Lorain County covering half, to be built by Erie County engineering.
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Lorain County
Erie County Commissioners
Green Rd
Denman Rd
Erie County
Lincoln Cuts Prices Still Pay Big Bonuses
Walter! Press Staff Correspondent reports Lincoln Electric Co. paid year end bonuses averaging 3810 per person in the plant for 1914 awarded under James P Lincoln the incentive system praised for cutting prices while boosting production. Lincoln says the secret is workers and management sharing a goal to deliver a better product at lower prices.
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Walter
Cleveland
Lincoln Electric Co
James PF
Lincoln
A. F. Davis
Ohio State
United States
France
Canada
Australia
Vermilion Man Injured in Lorain Crash Improves at Crile
Daniel Teravsky, 2, of Vermilion, was described as much improved by Crile Veterans Hospital authorities today after an automobile accident in Lorain on March 31. He had a fractured skull and a broken right leg and underwent surgery at Crile in April.
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Daniel Teravsky
Vermilion
Crile Veterans Hospital
Teravsky
Crile
Lorain
Crile Apr. IL
Amherst Council Buys Police Car
SOUTH AMHERST council approves a new Ford police cruiser from Wagner and Aebersold for 1255 dollars plus the old car. The deal includes transferring all equipment such as the radio and special lights. Delivery is expected in about three weeks. Council also passes two ordinances and 44 emergency measures to comply with state law.
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South Amherst
Wagner and Aebersold
Amherst
Snead and Middlecoff Top Bets in Tournament of Champions
In Las Vegas Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff were listed as co favorites at 6-1 for the $37,500 Tournament of Champions. Gene Liter drew 7-1 and Mike Souchak 11-1 as the event set to begin Thursday.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Gene Liter
Mike Souchak
Water Outlook In West Is Poorest In Years
Washington INS. The Agriculture Department said streamflow in much of the western area is low and will be less than average. Snow surveys show normal runoff in the far north and northwest but a general decline southward. A Ridgeville cub pack meeting and bake sale is planned for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Ridgeville High School auditorium.
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John Booth
LN.8
Farm News
Floser- Washington
INS
Perculture
Theservation Service
Oosoil Conservation Service
Mow Survey
Forest Service
Ridgeville
Ridgewater Supply
Nameville High School
Tnesday
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Arthur Perkins
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George McNulty
John Tyre
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