Dance Planned By Legion Post At Avon Lake
American Legion Post 211 will hold a social night Friday at p.m. at the Chateau on Walker Road just east of Lear Road. Admission is free. A valentine dance is set for Saturday night with Krebs orchestra of Elyria providing the music. The post has opened its charter and started a membership drive through June 3. Call Dick Rost or Al Humphrey to join.
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Avon Lake
American Legion Post 211
Chateau
Walker Rd
Lear Rd
Krebs
Orchestra of
Elyria
the Post
Dick Rost
al Humphrey
New Wonder Drug May Help In TB Fight
Scientists announce a new antibiotic seromycin cycloserine showing impressive improvement in severe pulmonary tuberculosis and good results in stubborn genito urinary tract infections. Three New York clinicians report at a VA Army Navy conference in Atlanta. Early tests remain cautious with pilot studies planned by the Veterans Administration.
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Atlanta, Ga
New York
Atlanta
National
Genrlc
Terre Haute
Lunkeke Anyaone
The
Veterans Administration
New York Medical College
New York Metropolitan Hospital
Henry Welch
Food and Drug Administration
George R. Nagamatsu
Lois Lillick
Russell D. Herrold
University of Windis Medical College
Br. Welch
Ohio Farm Bureau backs draft extension with age limit tweak
The Ohio Farm Bureau supports prolonging Selective Service but seeks an amendment requiring drafting of those under 23 before older age groups. The stance aims to modify who is called while defending the draft framework.
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Columbus
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Boy Scouts See Grotto Circus in Cleveland Trip
Twenty one scouts from South Amherst traveled to Cleveland by special train, toured the Terminal building, and joined eighteen scouts plus leaders Arthur Flowers and Almon Brocksieker at a regular meeting. Dr. C. H. Snell helped arrange the Amherst stop, with plans noted for a Tulk Field trip and the Lorain Boy Scout Show.
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South Amherst
Boy Scouts
Grotto Circus
Cleveland
Amherst
C. H. Snell
Arthur Flowers
Almon Brocksieker
Tulk Field
Lorain
Tilapia Rapidly Breeds Boosting Food Supplies
Tilapia, a fast growing warm water fish, breeds quickly and reaches pan fish size in four months. The National Geographic Society notes its rapid growth makes it a boon to food-short areas, though some view it as a nuisance. Tropical nations have imported tilapia to stock rivers and lakes.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
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