Clearview High School’s machine shop trains youths for industry
In Lorain County the Clearview High School vocational machine shop, led by Estes Bonsor and John Phelan, equips juniors and seniors with full-scale lathes, shapers, drill presses, and a surface grinder. The 1080 hours of hands-on work plus 240 hours of theory prepare graduates to step directly into factory jobs at Thew Shovel, National Tube, and Western Automate Screw Machine Co. Students produce practical items for home and school and undertake major projects like a snow blower. Safety training and periodic inspections keep accidents rare, with $25 tool-box fees and about $200,000 in tools and equipment funded by the district.
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Clearview High School
Estes Borsor
John Phelan
Clearmien Pos
Thew Shovel
National Tube
Western Automate Screw Machine Co
Industes
Lorain County
LeBlond
Lodgend Shipley
Pratt and Whitney
Bonsor
Clearview
Clearviex
Phelan
Clearview Board of Education
World population to reach four billion by 2000
Washington report from the Population Reference Bureau estimates the global population is growing rapidly and could surpass four billion by the year 2000. The bureau notes about 7.5 billion people exist now and roughly half are chronically underfed.
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Washington
Population Reference Bureau
Bureau
Mount Vernon and patent history mix with garden tips
Elyria Garden Club News references George Washington born February 22 1732 and Mount Vernon landscape. It notes the Townsend Purnell patent act of 1930 authorizing patents for new plants, the Patent Office and Department of Agriculture review, and licensing possibilities. The column weaves in old garden lore, population growth, national parks and forests, and late notes on science, medicine, and a sundial proverb.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
Potomac River
Lawrence Washington
Herbert Hoover
Patent Office
Department of Agriculture
Six Rules For Proper Parking In New York
Universal C LT operations vice president Leonard M van Noppen warns that misparked vehicles can cause accidents far from the car. He lists six rules for safe parking including visibility to others, avoiding curb projection, avoiding heavy traffic when streets are slick, and leaving space for adjacent cars to exit to prevent fender benders.
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New York
Leonard M. van Noppen
Universal C
Factory Like Shop Heads At Clearview High
Ohio educators hail the Clearview High School vocational machine shop as among the finest in the state. Juniors and seniors are trained to enter industry on graduation. Instructor Estes Bonsor oversees milling work by student Bob Smith with Charlies Yonking and Eugene Dorinski in the background.
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Clearview High School
Ohio
Estes Bonsor
Bob Smith
Charlies Yonking
Eugene Dorinski
Income Tax Lip Service Year Round Planning Slashes Payments
This final article in a four part series from the Ohio Society and the American Institute of Accountants stresses year round tax planning. It notes that many profits arise from moving from hobby to business and explains how to determine deductible business versus personal use of facilities. It urges meticulous records to show asset use, profitability, and tax due for both government and personal insight.
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Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
American Institute of Accountants
Government Printing Office
Washington
D.C
Big Four Berlin talks frame week of Cold War news
Leaders in Berlin press for progress on a Far East peace plan as Dulles urges Moscow to drop its Austrian proposal. Koreas seek Asia alliance talk. Eisenhower backs more atom info sharing. Treasury firings prompt budget and tax reaction while Elyria and Lorain area notes cover weather and local government actions.
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Berlin
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Soviet
Russia
Leopold Fig
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
Far East
China
Switzerland
Korea
Indochina
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Treasury Department
Truman
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
House
Senate
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. N
ROK
Red China
Bricker
GOP
Maurice Dejean
France
Clar
Soldier Savings Funds Reach Over 40 Million Pounds
The Army Finance Office reports more than 20,000,000 pounds in soldiers deposits and over 900 soldiers participating. The savings plan offers four percent annual interest on sums over five dollars left for at least six months.
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House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Post Office Departments
Army Finance Office
Algae as protein source and food supply idea
The piece notes algae can yield 15 to 20 tons of dry matter per acre with 30 percent protein, offering a potential food source. It warns synthetic foods and higher yields would take years to ease hunger while urging population control and new tech as the only palatable path, amid rising hunger.
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Bureau
Peoples Fair
Victoria Legalizes Flight Over Private Property
A new Victoria law authorizes aircraft to fly over private property, marking a significant change in airspace rights within the state. The legislation outlines allowances for flights over parcels previously restricted and sets governance for enforcement and safety standards.
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Victoria
Australia
Floating Crane Sets New Lifting Record
In Bremerhaven Germany an Army operated floating crane with a 20 ton capacity set a lifting record by hoisting a 135 foot U S Navy minesweeper weighing 192 short tons back into the water after repairs ashore.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Retired Man Enrolls at Purdue to Learn Chickens
Bill Meiring 70 a retired mining engineering consultant has enrolled at Purdue University to learn how to raise chickens He plans after graduation to buy a chicken farm near Lafayette Florida friends inspired him and he says farming is 10 times better than loafing around.
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Lafayette
Ind
Bill Meiring
Purdue University
Florida
Chatter Box Glimpses of Spring and Travel Deals
Readable column describes signs of spring from skating and golf to picnicking in a park near Oberlin. A humorous note on misused phrases, a hospital bouquet mix up at Elyria Memorial, and a Pan American round‑the‑world tourist service launching April 11 offering trips for about 1300 dollars.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Iris
Jean Jones
Harry
Gerry
Jean
Globe
Pan American
Orient
South Pacific
mid-Atlantic
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