Mock Air Raid O.K. On Ground But Not In Air
Civil Defense officials report a northeastern Ohio mock air raid in Warren went smoothly with all participants rushing to posts after the alarm. Only about 1 in 2,000 jet bombers failed to appear, per Defense director Knox and waste director Ox. An Air Force comment noted the event featured local agencies and organizations, while a separate item mentions the tallest monument debate in Texas.
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Lockbourne Air Force Base
Defense
Knox
The
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
National Guard
Warren
Civil Defense
Ohio
Joseph Ox
United States
United
States
Washington
Ravenna
Ument
Sam Houston
Air Force
Housekeeper delegates by leaving cake scene
A mother dictates kitchen steps while daughters bake and listen to the radio. She steps away to market so she won t tempt herself to interfere, noting delegation as an efficient household tactic.
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Jean
Elien
Climbers Will Tackle Slope Of Mt. McKinley
Anchorage Alaska Captain William D. Hackett plans a high west side ascent of Mt. McKinley with a Denver and Cincinnati team. Base camps planned on Kahiltna glacier. Climb to start in July with five camps and no support crew.
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Anchorage
Alaska
William D. Hackett
Fort Richardson
Mt. McKinley
North America
Hackett
DeMay
Calif
Bradford Washburn
Boston Museum of Science
Kahiltna Glacier
McKinley
Washburn
Henry Buchtel
John Ambler
Jerry Mose
Melvin Griffith
Denver
Colo
Barry Bishop
Cincinnati
Denali Pass
Era
Eye
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
West Point
Aconcagua
Western Hemisphere
Africa
Kilimanjaro
Kenya
Man of 130 aliases on FBI’s ten most wanted list
Frederick Emerson Peters, 65, famed con man with over 130 aliases, is listed by the FBI among the ten most wanted criminals. Described as utterly unscrupulous, he has prior convictions for forged and bad checks and is sought in Chicago Birmingham and Philadelphia. Peters was born in West Salem Ohio, is 5 feet 8 inches tall weighs 160 pounds with bluish gray eyes and brown hair.
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Frederick Emerson Peters
FBI
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Philadelphia
West Salem
Ward and Griffin Wed in Birmingham Methodist Church
Helen Lucille Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Ward Wakeman became the bride of Donald Griffin of here in a double ring ceremony at Birmingham Methodist church. The Rev E L Thompson former pastor heard the vows at 4 oclock with Otto Schoepfle providing wedding music. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Arthur Ward as floral displays of delphinium and trollias adorned the altar.
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Birmingham
Helen Lucille Ward
Carl Ward
Wakeman
Donald Griffin
Here
Birmingham Methodist Church
E. L. Thompson
Otto Schoepfle
Arthur Ward
Delphimmium
Trollias
Glimpse of a wartime era wedding and local notes
A wedding report details the bride's modest attire and pearl jewelry, the maid of honor Pauline Ward, best man Norris Latteman, and a 150 guest reception at Swiss hall South Amherst. The groom, a Birmingham High School graduate, served in Europe and works for Bendix Westinghouse. the bride is Wakeman High School alumni and also with Bendix Westinghouse. Additional notes reference Zanzi bar as the clove capital and a meteor crater near Winslow Arizona capable of hosting many football games.
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Pauline Ward
Norris Latteman
Kenneth Wasem
Swiss Hall
South Amherst
Birmingham
Birmingham High School
Army
Bendix-Westinghouse Co
Griffin
Wakeman High School
Bendix Westinghouse Co
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Sprague Wallpaper Store
East Ave
New York
Elyria
Broad St
Ostrov Building
AIR. Force
Gila Forest
Holloman Air Force Base
Gila National Forest
Silver City
N. M
U. S. Forest Service
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Buffalo
Peterson
Merthe's
Cu Merthe Enon
W.c. Walker Co
Cleveland Street
Helen Ward
Zanzi
Bar
Chronicle-Telegram
Mauritius
Reunion
Madagascar
Wins Islow
Ariz
Ebert
Harmacy
Lorain County Bank
Children’s Department
Hopalong Cassidy
Hopalong Cassidy Suits
Odds and Ends
Jodhpurs
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