Plan $90,000,000 Road Program By End Of 1950
Ohio plans to have about 90 million dollars in highway construction under contract by the end of 1950. State Highway Director T. J. Kauer says none of the federal money will be lost and that 27 million will be under contract this year while 60 to 70 million is targeted for 1950. Ohio has 18.76 million spent and 24.25 million tied up in federal funds, with 21.06 million earmarked for approved but not under construction.
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Columbus
Ohio
T. J. Kauer
Kauer
Public Roads’ Administration
Washington
Child Bitten by Unknown Dog on Samuel Street
DeWayne Ference aged 10 of 118 High Street was bitten on the leg yesterday at noon while walking on Samuel Street. Police report notes the dog owner’s name was not reported. Alcoholic Anonymous now has an organization in Belfast Northern Ireland.
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DeWayne Ference
Samuel Street
Alcoholic Anonymous
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Red Efforts To Join Civil Rights Drive Rejected
Organized American Negroes reject Communist attempts to join the 1950 civil rights campaign. NAACP blocks Communists while 38 groups across white and Black communities back the effort, aided by Truman administration backing. ADA, a left wing group, leads push to reshape the Democratic Party and press fair employment legislation in Congress.
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Washington
Congress
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
American For Democratic Action
North
Democratic Action
Roosevelt
ADA
Democratic Party
Christmas Meeting at First Congregational Church
Mrs Roy Clisby hosted the Woman's Association with assists from Mrs Harry Wagner Mrs Frank Dost and Mrs Roy McCormick. Devo tions were led by Miss Mary Sprague. Music by Mrs McCormick and Mrs BeVier plus a Christmas story read by Mrs Lois Markey. Gifts for Ellis Island immigrants were collected. Next meeting January 4 at 2 30 p m at Mrs William Bennett. A turkey dinner for 56 welcomed Past Matrons and Patrons, followed by Well ington Grange festivities.
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Wellington
Roy £. Clisby
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
Harry W. Wagner
Frank J. Dost
Roy McCormick
Mary Sprague
McCormick
L. F. BeVier
Wellington Grange Hall
Temple Chapter and Lillywood Lodge Officers Named
Community notices report officer elections for Temple Chapter Order of Eastern Star and Lillywood Rebekah lodge with installation planned for January 4. A chili supper and Christmas party were held for 42 members, and plans include forming a junior choir at First Methodist Church for ages 10 to 13 and a circle event with moving pictures. Also, Boy Scout Troop 4 will collect and repair toys for distribution, with Lloyd James named assistant Scoutmaster and Audrey Blakeley overseeing church nursery duties.
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Myrtle Grose
Sara Curtice
Richard McKisson
Arnold Kiplinger
Ted Breyley
Fay Perkins
Kathryn Gannett
Association of Temple Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
James West
Yale
Mystery Sisters
L. F. BeVier
First Methodist Church
Willard Qtewldain Wrotton
Tess
Mary Knapp
King's Daughters
Decraher
Howard Hiker
Hubert Went
United States
Two Sunmnera
Smoky Mountains
California
Great Grand Canyon
Roy
Wiat Methodist Church
Lloyd James
Clifford Unger
Kenneth Garris
Audrey Blakeley
Wellington Fir Methodist Church
Non-Hunter Carnia In HOA Vitis CY Mite Folklore Scene
A fragmentary narrative describes a scene at Charles Cite with Clea stepping over a line and a figure entering a poet craft area. The text mentions a bird, a man named Hernasge, and a moment of action as the unknown party moves toward Houle.
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Charles
Caftlee
Clea
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Elyria
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Start Payments
Qraystone Motel
Jewelers
SEARS
Broad ST
Red
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith
Baldwin
Driscol Music Co
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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