Governor Davey accuses CIO leaders of rioting in Akron
In a weekly broadcast Governor Martin L. Davey charged the CIO with fanning a May 26 riot at the Goodyear plant in Akron to force factory closure. He said labor leaders aimed to use mass violence, that National Guard troops were ready, and warned CIO chief John L. Lewis against reigniting unrest while he serves as Ohio’s governor.
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Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
Committee For Industrial Organization
Akron
Goodyear
Davey
National Guard
State of
Ohio
John L. Lewis
C. I
Mayor Petro Drops Bowl of Rice Fundraiser
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro announced the Bowl of Rice benefit for Chinese war refugees will not be held. He will urge clubs and organizations to donate instead, following a unanimous directive from a committee.
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Joseph Q. Petro
Com
Roosevelt backs Bowl of Rice fund drive plan
A committee met at the mayor's request last Friday to review the Bowl of Rice party proposed by Col. Theodore Roosevelt to raise funds for Chinese war non-combatants. The June 17 event clashed with a Congregational Church luncheon for the same cause, and officials feared the party would draw attendees away.
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Mittee
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Congregational Church
Bicycle Stolen From 314 Second Street
Jack Powell reports a bicycle theft from his home at 314 Second Street. Police are investigating the incident as a suspected burglary in a residential area.
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Jack Powell
Second Street
Y Indus Club to Install Officers This Evening
The Y Indus Club will install officers at 7 pm tonight at the YMCA. Plans for the late month party will be finalized during the meeting. A bicycle reported stolen on Lodi Street by a resident, orange in color, was taken last night.
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Y-Indus Club
Lodi Street
Radio Programs and Schedule for June 7 1958
Radio lineup with WTAM SSOM 1OTOKC and listed times for programs and hosts. Notable entries include Myrt and Marge, Hilltop House, Sports Column, Lowell Thomas, Don Winslow, Vocal Varieties, James Melton, Fibber McGee, Bob Ripley, Jimmy Fidler, Amos and Andy, and Bob Dailey. All programs subject to change.
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Breese Band
Bob Dailey
P.M
Linda
Lia
Betty
Bob
Valiant Lady
Batty Crocker
Mary Marlin
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Guidineg Light
Backstage
Oila
Stella Dallas
Tughesreel
Faet & Freie. A
Harding
Treasure House
Annie
Sports Calum
Lowell Thom
Don Winslow
Bila
Ezra
Tom Manning
Dorsey
YOUR GOOD HEALTH PICNICS A CITY AND COUNTRY AFFAIR
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN notes picnics are popular year round and not just a summer activity. He recalls rain delays, praises basket dinners with tables, and observes widespread outdoor furniture and fireplaces. The piece highlights picnics as a social, appetite-pleasing pastime enjoyed by urban and rural communities alike.
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Claud North Chrisman
Picnic Menu Should Fit The Group Needs
The piece urges careful planning for outdoor meals to prevent overindulgence. It notes picnics draw heavy, varied dishes and activities that increase appetite then regret, and suggests coordinating contributions to avoid excess and messy salads.
Picnic Etiquette for Fresh Green Foods and Sandwich Care
The guide advises abundant fresh greens and fruit with minimal embellishment. Keep sticky items covered to protect from insects, serve hot and cold drinks appropriately, and prevent sandwiches from becoming soft by preparing moist fillings at home and buttering separately. For the author, slice thick sandwiches with crusts left on.
Markley Scouts Plan Camporee and 4-H Club Officers Elected
The Markley Scout troop 13 held a meeting led by W E Heck with twelve scouts present as they decide who will attend the Camporee on June 10 11 and 12 and what each will take. The Markley Busy Boys Four H Club elected officers at its June 2 meeting with FP Lewis as Supervisor Francis Lewis President Keith Rhone Vice President Clyde Haynes Secretary Robert Haynes News Reporter John Harnish and J Ralph Van Amburgh as a member. The article also notes other social visits and upcoming meetings for local clubs and church groups including the Loyal Workers Auxiliary and sewing clubs with details on dates and hosts.
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Markley Bay
W. E. Heck
Clyde Haynes
Charles Heck
Markley Busy Boys
F. H. Lewis
FP. H. Lewis
Francis Lewis
Keith Rhone
Robert Lewis
Robert Haynes
John Harnish
J. Ralph van Amburgh
Lewis
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A long list of scheduled events across towns including Granges, Ladies Aids, Scouts, and church groups. Activities span Monday to Thursday with meetings at town halls schools homes and parks in Columbia Grafton Henriet ta North Olmsted Avon Lake and surrounding areas.
New London Youth Gains Honors At Ohio Wesleyan
Gerald Fowden of New London Ohio gains multiple honors at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware as he prepares to graduate next year majoring in Business Administration. He serves as president and manager of the Wesleyan band and editor of the Breeze the official North East Epworth League Institute paper.
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New London
Gerald Fowden
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Fowden
W. A. Fowdon
Fowdon
Wesleyan
Fonden
Murphy Hall
Powden
le Bijou
Breeze
North East Epworth League Institute
Ohio Wesleyan
Women’s Bible Class Meets in Grafton
The Grafton Women’s Bible Class gathered at Mrs. Leonard Jones’s home for a regular session led by President Mrs. Netuie Reichard. A program committee was named and readings and poems were shared before two contests were won by Mrs. Fred Tran and Mrs. T. J. Carmean. Refreshments followed for eighteen members and four guests. The July meeting is set for Mrs. F. J. Carmean’s home.
Miss Florence Allis Weds Arthur Stevenson
Miss Florence Allis daughter of Mr and Mrs LaVern Allis of Chatham and a niece of the late Mrs Alice Allis united in marriage to farmer Arthur Stevenson of Chatham at the Chatham Methodist church. The ceremony was led by Reverend Ferguson and a reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside on Stevenson’s farm in Chatham.
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Wellington
Florence Allis
LaVern Allis
Chatham
Alice Allis
Here
Arthur Stevenson
Robert L. Walden
Mariam Dirlam
A. H. Peirce
E. L. Sharp
Arnold Kipplinger
P. E. Davidson
Penfield
W. B. Waite
Dorothy Marie Wite
Berea
E. C. Cushing
Columbus
Democratic Women Organize In Sheffield
A second Democratic Women group formed in Sheffield Lake at Miss Estella LaBeau’s home. Named the Democratic Ladies Reporter Plan Study Club, it will meet twice monthly for government discussions with Miss LaBeau as leader. About thirty women attended the kickoff, and the next meeting date is set for next week with location to be announced.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Lake
Estella Lakeau
Democratic Ladies Reporter Plan
LaBeau
Local club notices and reunions scheduled this week
LAGRANGE Old Glory Grange holds Thursday meeting with sandwiches and a covered dish. VINCENT Boys Four-H Club meets Thursday evening at the Vincent Progressive Class of the M E Church. Homer Sooy home hosts the Penfield Sooy Reunion all day Thursday. In Tingo solution ads a foot odor treatment guarantees a 3 percent back and other refunds if ineffective.
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Avon Lare
Park Hall
Belden—Grange
Grange Hall
Brighton
Congregational Church
Columbia—Woemen
Mission Circle
Charles Stephens
Grafton
Ciuy
Charles McClintock
Huntington—United Ladies Aid Society
George Krueck
Litchfield — Thimble Sisters
Sewing Sallies
Four-H
Shirler McIntire
Penfield—United Church Society
Florence Squire
West Ridge
Ladies Aid Socrew
C. N. Williams
Elyria
Avon Lake
Thelma Boone
Eaton
Ladies Aid
Robert Grills
Henrietta
Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church
Joan Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Lake Avenue
North Elsha
LA Grange
Leland Heath
Brush
Litchfield
Fields—Ladies Aid
Fields M. E
L. B.S
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Lagrange—Wistaria Club
Judson Spicer
Lagrange—Circle No. 3
M. E. Aid Society
Eteria
Lagrange
Old Glory Grange
Vincent—Boys Four-H
F. H. Lewis
Vincent
M. E. Church
M. B. Copas. Penfield
Medina High Alumni Reunion Draws 150 Guests
Medina Ohio June 7 150 alumni and guests attended a Medina High School Alumni Association dinner at Sunset View Inn Chippewa Lake. Bruce Hartman led the class of 1938 welcome with Dwight Tubbs as president-elect and Neal Kellogg as vice president.
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Medina, O
Alumni Association of
Medina High School
Sunset View Inn
Chippewa Lake
Charles Griesinger
Bruce Hartman
H. E. Claggett
Dwight Tubbs
Neal Kellogg
Mary Louise Long
Ada West
Emerson Gill
Park Dance Hall
Local Residents Share Sunday Visits Amid Illness
Miss Rosalie Wilt remains home with chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rickard of Wadsworth spent Sunday with E. H. Tintsman and Mr. and Mrs. Belis Schard. Miss Louise Griesinger visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Griesinger. Mrs. Ed Gibpos and daughter Barbara visited Mrs Gibbs' brother Ralph Double and family on Harwood Street, Elyria.
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Rosalie Wilt
A. H. Rickard
Wadsworth
E. H. Tintsman
Belis Sehard
Louise Griesinger
Alfred Griesinger
Ed. Gibpos
Barbara
Love on a Budget at the Capitol Theatre
The Jones family appears in a comedy drama Love on a Budget at the Capitol Theatre, with the show scheduled for tomorrow.
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Capitol
Jones
Capitol Theatre
Dangerous To Know at Rivoli Tomorrow
Akim Tamiroff stars as a racketeering boss in Dangerous to Know to be shown tomorrow at the Rival Theatre. The noisy spoof reveals crime and power struggles in a big city political world with a noir tone and brisk pace.
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Rivoli
Akim Tamiroff
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Day In Review
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Horace Heidt
Dr. Chrisman
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FR. Catilie and Son
J. G. Morris
H. Lawson
East Cleveland
Edith Morris
H.C. Haskins
Laporte
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
C. C. Bowers
Advt
Ascot
Sain Or Shine
Medina
Kathryn Hyde
Broadway
E. North St
Medina High
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Sharon
Frank Renz
F. G. Shepherd
Perry
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Dudley Newton
Parma
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Union City
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Woodruff
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Olmsted Falls
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W. H. Cole
Wahow. Mich
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W. Liberty and
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Bert Shaw
Wadsworth Road
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Mla
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Ser Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Nova Scola
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Jacques Cartier
France
Natamsa Publishing Company, Inc
New York
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Tember Federal
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