Scientific Progress Displayed At Rotary
Robert C. Clark of the Ohio Bell Telephone Laboratories in Cleveland spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon about progress in radio and television rooted in research and experiments in the telephone lab. He demonstrated a compact broadcasting station and explained a zigzag tower system to improve efficiency. Bernard Bodde was praised as a top Ohio student in Westinghouse talent tests and led Erie County scholar tests. Guests included Dr. C. H. Snell, Thomas MeCh Cleveland, Richard Palmer Vermon, and honorary member A. D Baumhart and Vince Cockburn.
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Vermilion
Robert C. Clark
Ohio Bell Telephone Laboratories
Cleveland
Rotary Club
Clark
C. K. Dewitt
Bernard Bodde
Jr. Women’s Club Of Ridgeville Plans Style Show
North Ridgeville club plans a May 12 style show at Holly Hall in Elyria. Marian Gardner leads the ways and means. Marian Noli introduces speaker Hildred Brown on cancer with film. A cancer fund contribution is approved. March activities include a tax stamp date to be announced. March of Dimes drive thanks given. Officers to be elected in April. Nominating committee named: Janet Mountford Loretta Hayes Jane Dessem. Next meeting at Mrs. Robert Elliott’s Center Ridge road.
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North Ridgeville
Holly Hall
Elyria
Robert Hayes
Ways and Means
Marian Gardner
Marian Noli
Hildred Brown
Cancer Fund
Blow On Chest Advised When Heartbeat Stops
Three physicians from the University of Pennsylvania report a case where a 68 year old woman was revived four times in ten days by chest blows and related resuscitation methods. The patient died on the fifth stoppage after multiple interventions including surgery and heart massage. The report, in JAMA, argues for broader use of chest blows before surgery in cardiac arrest on wards.
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Chicago
Brooke Roberts
Truman G. Schnabel, Jr
L. Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
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American Medical Association
University Hospital
Agai
Cincinnati Wins Prize in National Cleanest Town Contest
The National Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Bureau announced Cincinnati Ohio placed third in population category II for cities 300 000 to 1 000 000 in the 1953 Cleanest Town contest. Houston won the category prize and St Louis was second. Hammond Indiana was grand winner and top in the 50 000 to 100 000 group.
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Washington
Natonal
Cincinnat
Ohio
The
Bureau
Cincinnati
Houston
Tex
St. Louis
Hammond
Ind
Executive Suite Final Chapter Wins Big In 1950s Film
Hollywood notes on the film Executive Suite with stars Shelly Winters Barbara Stanwyck June Allyson Nina Foch Frederic March William Holden and others. The piece covers the double publishing launch of the Cameron Hawley novel and its studio adaptation, plus Hawley’s move to a stock farm and writing focus amid discussions of business and ambition.
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Shelly Winters
Barbara Stanwyck
June Allyson
Nina Foch
Frederic March
William Holden
Fate
Paul Douglas
Lous Calherm
Walter Pidgeon
Jean Jagger
Cameron Hawley
Armstrong Cork and Linoleum Co
Ian Ballantine
Houghton Mifflin Co
Metro
John Houserman
Hollywood
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Niggertine
Prints Rule Spring and Summer Fashion Across Fabrics
New York reports prints returning as a top fashion trend for spring and summer after years. Designers feature prints on wool, cotton, pique, pongee, organdy, silk sarah, and cotton broadcloth with leaves and flowers the most common motifs, while polka dots remain popular.
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New York
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VOGUE
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Cincinnati Cops Contest
Chronicle-Telegram
New Yorker
Deetz, Inc
Indianapolis
Chrysler
W. Broad St
Laura Z. Hobson
Sn.s
Metro-Goldwyns Mayer Studios
John Houselman
Julius Caeser
Leo the Hon
Adult Entertainment
Broad St
Progressive Products CO
Elyria, O
Hills Bros
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South
Central America
Europe
Brazil
Coffee Brewing Institute, Inc
Hills Bros. Coffee
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