J A Presidents Attend Meeting Of Kiwanis Club
J A Presidents attend a Kiwanis Club meeting as aides praise Junior Achievement growth and urge space for expanding programs. Dwight Overcash, GM at Brown-Lipe-Chapin, speaks on lessons from JA, stressing learning over profit and urging youths to prepare for the future.
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Kiwanis Club
Dwight Overcash
Brown-Lipe Chapin
General Motors
Brown Lince-Chapin
Kiwanians
Eliria
J. A Bank
Elks’ Club
Uret Kiwanis
Elsia
Dexter Kimbs
Dent
Ewans
Ebria
Fort Buol
J A Peeemam
Buol
Assembly
J A
East Bridge Street
Columbus
Columbus Gram
Seagrave
Budi
Corp Thursdas Seagrave
Junior
Factures
J. A. Bank
Elks Club
Kiwanis
Elyria
Jim Rubenson
Ecco Enterprises
Gary Smith
Tom Westring
Madawood Products Company
Bill Morris
J. A. Stars
Robert Miller
J. A. Woodpeckers, Inc
Robert Kaminski
Acco Products
Robert Buel
Kiwanis J. A
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Nancy Huber
Ken Peloquin
Locson Wood Products
Four Honorary Degrees Planned at Marietta College Founders Day
Marietta College will award four honorary degrees on Founders Day Feb 14 celebrating the college's 119th birthday. Walter E. Remmers, longtime industry leader and Union Carbide executive, will receive a doctor of science and give the principal address. Also honored are Edward W. Dempsey of Washington University, Robert S. Marx Cincinnati attorney and DAV founder, and David Van Pel Philadelphia real estate broker active in international relations.
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U. SS
Marietta College
Walter E. Remmers
Electromet
U. S Vanadium
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
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Edward W. Dempsey
Washington University School of Medicine
Robert S. Marx
Cincinnati
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Disabled American Veterans
David van Pel
Philadelphia
New York Central Cuts Round Trip Fares Between Ohio Cities
New York Central Railroad will cut round trip coach fares by 34 to 43 percent among major Ohio cities effective February 15. The reduced fare, for a trial through July 31, applies to Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton Springfield Columbus Galen and intermediate points as part of an ongoing experiment to boost passenger traffic. The program follows a 1953 test between Detroit Cincinnati Toledo Bellefontaine Springfield Dayton and Middletown.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Today
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Galen
Detroit
Toledo
Bellefontaine
Middleton
Fear Competition Hits New Zealand Tomato Growers
Auckland reports that New Zealand growers of hot house tomatoes fear a threat from rising supplies of cheap high quality winter tomatoes imported from the Cook Islands. Strong entities include New Zealand, Auckland, Cook Islands, and hot house tomatoes.
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New Zealand
Cook Islands
Auckland
Restoring a Checked Finish on Furniture
This guide explains remedies for checking in furniture finishes. Deep cracks may require stripping, sanding, and a fresh finish, while shallow damage can be eased by removing damaged layer with very fine steel wool and rotten stone paste, then wiping clean and sealing with wax.
Brotherhood Week: A national reach since 1940s origins
This profile traces Brotherhood Week from its 1934 start as Brotherhood Day with 300 communities to a nationwide observance of over 10,000 communities today. It covers the National Conference of Christians and Jews, its founders, leadership, aims to combat prejudice, and ongoing programs including a nationwide resources survey to inform future action.
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United States
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Denver
Colo
Hugh McMenamin
Washington
National Conference
Charles Evans Hughes
Newton D. Baker
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Roger W
Clinchy
Check Before Cashing Advice Warns Public
CHICAGO The U S Secret Service cautioned the public about careless check cashing after citing a case involving a woman whose husband was in the Air Force. She received a government notice that her allotment was discontinued on a form that resembled official paperwork.
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Chicago
U.S
Secret Service
Air Force
Lutheran Group Aids 36,788 Refugees
Atlantic City reports the Lutheran Resettlement Service aided 36,788 refugees and displaced persons entering the United States in the past five years. It loaned $1,320,037 to immigrants, with about 8 percent repaid. Cordelia Cox, director, now becomes consultant to church immigrant service. Dr. Krumbholz notes welfare outreach to all economic groups and highlights juvenile courts, high divorce rates, and self harm among Americans.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lutheran Resettlement Service
United States
National Lutheran Council
Cordelia Cox
New York
Miss Cox
Clarence E. Krumi
Holz
Church
Krumbholz
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Mr. Cobb
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Madison Avenue
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Elyria, Ohio
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