U S Trade Restrictions Begin To Hurt Kremlin
Washington reports that U S trade limits against the Soviet bloc are starting to bite the Kremlin. American officials, pleased, expect further tightening. Moscow's anger centers on discrimination claims, noting a drastic drop in USSR U S trade over five years since 1946.
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U. S
Kremlin
Washington
Russia
Western Europe
Nikolai M. Shvernik
Truman
Shvernik
United States
Moscow
Ussr
USA
Girl Scouts Here To Conduct Paper Drive
Elyria Girl Scout Leaders announce a city wide paper drive tomorrow from 9 a m to 3 p m to fund delegates to the National Girl Scout convention in Boston this October. Paper may be left at 623 East Avenue or handed to delivering scouts. donors call 2468 for pickup. The text notes local street obstructions and council decisions on tree trimming and sidewalk repairs, and mentions a private property tree dispute overhanging a resident’s home.
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Elyria
Boston
Be Ie Catatanetes Romy
East Martin
Maly
Aigeus
Amherst
Council J
Amherst council discusses street tar and property nuisances
Amherst village council reports Hart Company will finish street tar work in about a week after complaints about dusty streets. Plans to fix grading holes on several streets, weeds at Farmers Elevator property, and a lawn-nuisance caused by trucks at U.S. Automatic Co. site discussed. Discussed water extension on Lincoln Street, fire hydrant needs, speeding on North Main, and election registration dates. Budget figures, parking meter fund clerical pay changes, and 1952 general fund totals reviewed.
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Amherst
Fred Hogrefe
Hart Company
Hart
Hogrefe
Stevens
East Street
Franklin
Council
Franklin Avenue
U.S. Automatic Co
Gordon Avenue
Amherst Water Company
C. J. Ehrman
Lincoln Street
Water Company
Franklin and
Sipple Avenues
North Main Street
Martin Avenue
Election Board
Town Hall
Elyria
Miller
Crownhill Avenue
Phyllis Big
Amherst Community Carnival and Civic Activities roundup
The Amherst event guide notes the American Legion carnival at the Legion home on Cleveland avenue starting at 6 p.m. with fireworks at dusk. Activities include six rides, booths, popcorn sales by Boy Scouts, and attractions from the Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce and Zeta Zeta Beta Sigma Phi. Also listed are a baptismal service at Linwood Park, Jaycees meetings, softball practice, a corn roast on August 21, school sign painting projects, and plans for a Cleveland Indians excursion on August 31.
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Hogrefer
American Legion
Legion
Cleveland Avenue
Boy Scouts
Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce
Zeta Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Legion 1
Amherst Foursquare Gospel Church
Linwood Park
Jaycees
Town Hall
Amherst
Tenney Avenue
Park Avenue
Forest Street
Cleveland
The
Cleveland Indians
Jaycees Plan All Star Meeting and Bowling Clubs
Plans include a St Louis game with reservations by August 17 via Norm Kurth. Bowling teams to be organized again for fall and winter with Norm Kurth contact. Robert Messig named publicity chairman for the Jaycees. All Star meeting September 8 and 9 at Canton features a membership drive by the Organization of Exhausted Roosters, honorary members age 36 and older.
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St. Louis
Norm Kurth
Robert Messig
Jaycees
Canton
Roosters
Chamber of Commerce
Amherst retirees plan state meeting presence and fair booth
Retired Amherst members Don Ludwig Kenneth Alexander Orlando Petrillo and Art Gringte will attend the state meeting with the OER. Afterward they join Legion carnival grounds volunteers to staff a fundraising booth for civic projects.
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Joues
Amherst
Don Ludwig
Kenneth Alexander
Orlando Petrillo
Art Gringte
O.E.R
Legion Carnival
Permit Issued for 26 by 26 Foot Restaurant Addition
Building Inspector Hart Dickason reports a permit was issued yesterday for a 26 by 26 foot one story addition at 338 East Bridge Street to be used as a restaurant. Gus Zaffer, restaurant operator, is the permit holder. The project described as a house extension is slated for conversion to food service use.
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East Bridge Street
Gus Zaffer
Hart Dickason
Elgins Ohio permits show two home projects issued
Dilion is reported to cost 2500 dollars and will be built by Herman Haas contractor. A permit was issued to Don Gibbons for a 24 by 29 foot one story frame house at 130 Longford avenue costing 5000 dollars. Work to be done by the owner.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elgins
Ohio
Dilion
Herman Haas
Don Gibbons
Ohio Street
Longford Avenue
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Girl Scouts
L Jones
Amherst & Alexander
Franklin Ave
Louvers
J.D
Diederich
Center Ridge Road
James
2Nd St
Howard
Esoia
Ana
Etiquet Spray Deodorant
Phillip
Magnesia
Hadacos Tonic
ANSCO
Denier
Hese
Phillips
Mercury
Mendard
Quipme
Ore
Ed Sullivan
Wews Channel 5
Elyria Lincoln
Mercury, Inc
Art Saan, Aend Teige
Birkline
Nixon’s
Barber & Beauty
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