Everyone Should Make A Will Declares Babson
Gloucester mass speaker urges universal will creation citing auto deaths and court costs. He lists seven reasons including choosing an executor, avoiding bonds, granting discretionary powers, delaying asset sale, using trusts for spouse and children, speeding settlement, and enabling charitable gifts. He warns even those with little money should write a will and consult a lawyer.
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Gloucester
Mass
Korea
Falls Cause of Many Home Accidents in 1950
The 1951 Accident Facts yearbook reports 4,100,000 home injuries and 27,500 home deaths in 1950. About 110,000 persons suffered permanent impairment with falls causing roughly half of the fatalities.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Price boosts flagged as limited among apparel items
Government orders broaden price flexibility for 75 000 goods under Amendment No 2 to General Pricing Rule 13 aimed at easing a wool goods price squeeze. Despite inventories remaining high, retailers and manufacturers face weak selling, prompting cuts and promotions to move goods.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Department] of Labor
Red Cross Plans Water Safety Course in Elyria
Elyria chapter of the American Red Cross will sponsor a water safety course if enough registrations show interest. Nelson Beller will teach evenings at Cascade Park. open to men and women over 17 in good physical condition with life saving prerequisites. The 17 hour minimum course requires registration by August 1 with a meeting for registrants at 8 p.m. in room 416.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
Nelson Beller
Cascade Park
Red Cross
Courtney Kirby
Leonard Tufford
Cleveland
Geohegan
Marine Hospital
Allen van Dern
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Crile
Child Conservation League
Glen Rogers
F. E. Foreman
Wayne Johnson
Wellington
Esther Krause
Nettie Laundon
Oberlin
Nellie Smith
Joseph Hockenedel
V. A. Hospital
Chillicothe
John Orr
Maurice Thatcher
Ridgeville Grange Plans Picnic and County Fair Booth
Ridgeville Grange met with 62 members as Master James Sayers led plans for the annual picnic set for Sunday August 5. Before the outing Ridgeville will host Acme Grange from Columbia in the county tournament and then entertain families.
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Ridgeville Grange
Dana Fox
Grange County Fair
William Rooney
Clarence Albers
James Gage
Claude Jobson
Peiagle Ments
Grange
A. W. Gilder
Peter Jenkins
Clarence Bartter
Kenneth Jackson
Elyria Realtors to Hear Banker Paul Belcher
The Elyria Board of Realtors invites the Lorain Board and Lorain Elyria Builders to a July 30 meeting at the Marine Room Elks Club. Paul Belcher, vice president and cashier of First National Bank of Akron and bank economist, will discuss property financing and related work.
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Paul Belcher
First National Bank of Akron
Elyria Board of Realtors
Marine Room
Elks Club
Lorain Board of Realtors
Lorain and
Elyria Builders Associations
Belcher
Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Summit County
Edwin Shaw Sanatorium
Ohio University
Akron
American Extension University
Lake Erie Law School
U S Grain Reserves Reach Highs in July Stocks
The Agriculture Department says July 1 stored feed grain totals show corn at 1 270 000 bushels and oats at 298 000 000 bushels. Corn is down about 11 percent from last year but remains the largest July 1 figure in nine years. barley stocks also reported.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agree To Permit Rent Rollbacks In Critical Defense Areas
Senate House conferees agreed to permit rent rollbacks to pre Korean levels in defense areas deemed critical by federal authorities. Landlords would gain some leeway for tax increases and costs as they work toward a compromise economic controls bill acceptable to both chambers. Carryover wheat stocks reached 395 million bushels, a record high aside from a few years, with large storage supplies announced.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Department
U.S
Rent control bills face deadline as House clears provisions
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports the House version of rent control measures set to pass before the expiration next Tuesday. The bill tightens ceilings in critical areas with rent considerations tied to May 26 to June 24, 1950, and removes local veto provisions while allowing states with their own laws to apply ceilings at federal limits.
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Elyria
Ohio
Federa
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