Western Automatic Co Picnic Set For Aug 11
The 26th annual picnic of the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company will be held at the Crystal Ballroom athletic field on Saturday, August 11. Morning contests, free drinks and cream-sicles for children, lunch at noon, free rides 1 to 5 p.m., and dancing 3 to 5 p.m. with Dick Lumley’s orchestra. Committee chairs listed for executive, planning, contests, prizes, field marshals, refreshments, park, and publicity.
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Western Automatic Co
Ietic
Western Automatic Machine Screw
Crystalling
Crystal Ballroom
Dick Lumiey
Robert Oldfield
Adam Cochrane
Albert Rosenal
Fred Bryant
Robert Buol
Philip Holliday
Myles Farmer
Balloon sighting stirs Cleveland area watchers
Residents across Northeastern Ohio reported a very large translucent balloon seen at altitudes above 25,000 feet. Air Force jets from Pittsburgh area bases hunted the object after it drifted from Cleveland to New Kensington, Pa. Weather bureaus logged hundreds of calls as observers asserted no crew or instruments were visible.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Youngstown Municipal
Air Force
Selfridge Field
Mich
Bureau
Cleveland
New Kensington
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Sheriff Uses Peephole Method To Target Vice
Appomattox Virginia sheriff David T Robertson devised a novel approach to spotting sin spots by peering through peepholes bored in a car trunk used by a new deputy. He led about 40 state federal and county officers on a series of vice raids that netted nearly 50 arrests across rural Appomattox County.
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Appomattox
David T. Robertson
Appomattox County
Robertson
Youngest Chicago grand jury suspect held for fatal playmate case
Eight year old Eliezer Santana becomes the youngest person ever charged to a Chicago grand jury in the death of seven year old Louis Vacco. A playmate was killed by a foot long fork used as a weapon, in a case described by authorities as a cowboy and Indian themed incident.
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Chicago
Eliezer Santana
Louis Vacco
Second reprieve granted in Mast murder case
Max Amerman, tied to the Medina County farmer Harold Mast killing, received a second reprieve from Governor Lausche delaying his electric chair date from August 10 to November 15. The stay follows Amerman’s alleged role in urging Jerry Killinger, 18, to ambush Mast and kill him to gain a chance with Mast’s wife Randi, with Killinger already sentenced to die as the actual killer.
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Columbus
Max Amerman
Medina County
Harold Mast
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Supreme Court
Jerry. Killinger
Amerman
Killinger
Mast
Randi
Ohio
Electric Chair
Lausche
Giant Sumo Giants Return to Japan in Golden Era Revival
Tokyo reports Japanese sumo wrestlers once again stir crowds after wartime and immediate postwar doldrums. The sport, famed for topknots and sellout arenas, is staging a remarkable comeback toward a new golden era with revived popularity.
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Japan
Tokyo
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Support Claim
Nagging backache and loss of pep may signal slowed kidney function. Doctors warn kidneys are vital to health and aging or stress can impair them. Minor bladder irritation can cause nocturnal urination or frequent urination. Don’t neglect kidneys. Try Doan’s Pills, a mild diuretic used for over 50 years by millions for relief.
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Dean
Doan
Sumo grand champion ranks and upcoming tournament outcomes
The article discusses sumo's yokozuna status and the chance of promotion or retirement for top wrestlers. It notes the Tokyo meet and potential challengers like Chi Haguroyama and Chiyonoyama, with crowds and records cited from recent championships. It references the sport's prestige and the possibility of demotion for rankholders, while mentioning oil-field developments in the Roman region as a side topic.
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Chi Haguroyama
Chiyonoyama
Samo
Yonoyama
Alwin
Turkey
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