Miss Beverly Stover to address Lorain PTA group
Miss Beverly Stover a young Lakewood teacher will speak Wednesday at Maplewood School during the Lorain County Council PTA meeting on teacher recruitment and the Ohio Congress Memorial Scholarship program. She will tour the county meeting high school juniors and seniors, arranged by C A Gibbons and Lakewood administration. The program includes Mary Dolliver Oberlin College dean of women speaking on Before It Is Too Late, with Rev. Robert Buchanan giving invocations, and music from the host school band. E R Herring Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation is the principal speaker for the evening session on Careers or Catastrophes with a Founders Day skit.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Sitof
Lakewood
Mary Dolliver
Oberlin College
Robert Buchanan
Vincent Methodist Church
Arthur Enele
Raymond Morris
P.T.A
Harry Meyer
William Boyd
E. R. Herring
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Laurel Rittenhouse
Buchanan
Foundations of Franklin Home Possibly Found in Philadelphia Lot
Authorities in Philadelphia report excavations in a city parking area may have uncovered the original stone foundations of Benjamin Franklin's Quaker City home. Work paused for nine months due to fragmentary evidence. further digging is planned after nearby buildings vacate for Independence National Park. If confirmed, findings could narrow the house date and aid restoration efforts.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Quaker City
Independence National Park
Orianna St
Franklin House
Franklin
Edward M. Riley
National Park
Elyrian to Join Staff of Library
Elyria announces Mrs. Elizabeth C. Davis will join the library staff on February 15. A former Columbus Station and Lone Field junior high teacher, she is an Elyria High and Oberlin College alumna. She will fill the vacancy created by Isabel Hoffman moving to the Longfellow Room, with Martha Keech leaving for Prentice Hall in New York City.
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Elizabeth C. Davis
Elyria
Elyria Horor
Columbia Station School
Lonefellew
Elyria High School
Oberlin College
Isabel Hoffman
Longfellow Room
Hoffman
Martha Keech
Prentice Hall Publishers
New York City
Water Rates Hike Discussed by South Amherst Board
SOUTH AMHERST The Board of Affairs discussed a possible increase in water rates and tap charges but no action was taken pending further studies and consulting findings from other boards. The meeting approved an agreement on tapping two inch lines until the six inch main is completed, with residents on Annis road asking if the two inch line will be temporary. Ben Lupe was named Fern street installation chairman, and Superintendent Carl Obenour reported on plant works.
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South Amherst
Board of Affairs
Cartman
Calvin Ruth
William Jamie
Annis Road
Mayflower Captain Kingston River Name Origin
Kingston Maine town honors Mayflower captain by naming the Sones River after the ship’s sea master who arrived in Plymouth in 1620.
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Kingston
Mass
Sones River
Plymouth
Potential Vote Trends To Mirror 1952 Balloting
Congressional Quarterly reports on actual and potential turnout for 1950 and 1952 races. Ohio figures show 1952 presidential turnout at 3,700,758 with Senate and House ballots also above 1950. National trends: turnout varied by race, with 63 percent of voting age participating nationally in 1952.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
White House
Ohio
Senate
Qohio
Court Studies TV Give-Away Shows
Washington. Supreme Court weighs whether radio and TV give away shows are educational or gambling as FCC seeks to outlaw lotteries. Arguments pit FCC attorney Wollenberg against NBC ABC CBS lawyers, who say the plan censors and rewrites law. fate of licenses hangs on future court ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
J. Roger Wollenberg
Congress
Paul Williams
National Broadcasting Co
Commission
Alfred McCormack
American Broadcasting Co
Max Freund
Columbia Broadcasting System
Freund
Former Queen Narriman Divorced From Ex King Farouk
In Cairo a Sharia Court finalizes the divorce of Narriman from ex King Farouk. She yields custody of their 2-year-old son Faaid Ahmed and agrees to drop $14 000 monthly alimony while retaining visitation rights. She seeks funds from Farouk estate and says she is not ready for another romance.
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Cairo
Egypt
Narriman
Farouk
Faaid Ahmed
Ahmed Mourad
Marines seize 10 beachheads in Marshalls during invasion
A 500 mile amphibious operation by more than 30,000 Marines and Army troops captures 10 beachheads in the Marshall Islands as World War II campaigns continue. British Mosquito bombers press aerial assaults on Axis Europe while Berlin bears fires from prior raids.
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U.S
Tokyo
Marshalls
Axis
Europe
Berlin
Find Material In Alfalfa Cause Livestock Bloat
Agricultural researchers report proof that substances in alfalfa cause livestock bloat. Scientists identify sapomonins or related plant materials in alfalfa triggering throat irritation, linked to varieties and pasture mix changes. Research at Beltville Maryland Agriculture Department center isolates the compounds for test feeding.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Beltville
National Antique Show to Feature Rare Five Cent Cup
Modern Antique New York reports the 10th annual National Antique Show announces a rare nearly extinct five cent coffee cup as a highlight at Madison Square Garden next month.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Report Effort To Stop Sales Tax Proposal
Washington reports a behind the scenes clash over Eisenhower era aims for new manufacturers sales taxes to offset revenue loss from a planned cut in high excises. Treasury and GOP leaders resist public tax fights in an election year while lawmakers pool to cancel April excise cuts and push a broad tax reform package.
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INS
Congress
House
Joseph W. Martin
R. Mass
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
Ithe Treasury
GOP
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Ways and Means Committee
U. S
Ring Around the Moon opens for Oberlin Dramatic Group
Oberlin Dramatic Group presents Fang Around the Moon, a translation of Ring Around the Moon by Jean Anouilh, in Hall Auditorium. Four performances run Thursday to Saturday with a Saturday 2 30 matinee. Michael Kasdan plays the twins Hugo Frederik, with Diana Frederic’s fiancee played by Daryle Wolfers and Isabelle by Jane Weissman.
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Oberlin Dramatic Association
Hall Auditorium
Christopher Fry
Jean Anouilh
Hugo
Frederik
Michael Kasdan
New York City
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Frederic
Daryle Wolfers
Mount Lebanon
Isabelle
Jane Weissman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cynthia Smith
James Wolf
Chicago
Madame Desmortes
Patrice Bombelies
Wayne ‘Foote
Middlebury
Haylor's Book Store
Co-op
Scrap Industry Threat Seen In Lag In Steel
Pittsburgh United Press reports Leonard H. Kreiger of the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel warned that a lag in steel production endangers the scrap industry. He noted scrap prices down 16 dollars per ton since last July, dealers at 25 percent of prior year activity, and about 1.5 million tons stockpiled. He cited a shift from 50 50 scrap to pig iron to 70 30, reducing scrap use in steelmaking.
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Pittsburgh
Leonard H. Kreiger
The
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
Kreiger
Confer Degrees On 2 Old Glory Grange Members
In Lagrange the Old Glory Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McBurney. A donation to the folio fund was noted. Quilt committee members were named and a pieced quilt top donated. Upcoming program February 14 features Widow Brown's hired man, a cake walk, and a valentine party with a newspaper wrapped lunch.
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Brown
James Browning
Norma Reinders
Home Economics Committee
Bert Sigsby
Cora Holcomb
Betty Holcomb
David
Albert Wilcoxes
Sigsby
Mrs
Wilcox
Unknown candidate enters Democratic Senate race in Oklahoma City
G. V. Fried, a public utility worker and political unknown, was entered today in the race for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Oklahoma City. His platform is "If it's might, I'm for it."
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Oklahoma City
G. V. Fried
U.S. Senate
Coffee price spike hits Japanese customers
In Tokyo, Japanese shoppers express sympathy as Americans face coffee costs up to $125 per pound, contrasting with Japan’s regular price of about $2 per pound for nearly two years. The notice highlights public concern over rising import prices and consumer impact in Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
James Roosevelt May Sue For Divorce Over Imaginary Incidents
Los Angeles attorneys report James Roosevelt may seek a divorce rather than separation after his wife Romelle disclosed a 1945 letter listing nine women he allegedly slept with. Roosevelt calls the infidelities imagined and accuses the letter of blackmail. A temporary alimony hearing in Pasadena awaits, with Mrs. Roosevelt seeking 3500 dollars monthly for herself and three children until the main suits are resolved in six to seven months.
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LOS Angeles
James Roosevelt
Romelle Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Samuel Picone
Arthur Schifferman
Pasadena Superior Court
Richard C. Durant
Honolulu
Roosevelt's Santa Monica suit moved to Pasadena for joint trial
The Santa Monica separation suit was transferred to Pasadena on Monday, joining a parallel action. Both cases will be tried concurrently, with identical issues to be addressed at the same time.
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Roosevelt
Santa Monica
Pasadena
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