Jones Safe on Citation for Belmont Mile and a Half
Trainer Jimmy Jones said Citation will handle the Belmont Stakes mile and a half, while Coaltown is a doubtful starter due to distance and potential muddy conditions. Five to six horses, including Escadra Salmagund Faraway Vulcan's Forge Dinner Gang and possibly Quarter Pole, are viewed as likely runners for the $100,000-added race.
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Withers
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William Helis
Glen
Riddle Farm
Faraway
C. V Whitney
Whitney
Dinner Gang
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Rone Radio and Electro Alloys to clash on Jefferson No. 1 diamond
Rone Radio and Electro Alloys softball teams meet today on the Jefferson No. 1 diamond at 6 oclock. Players of both teams are asked to take notice.
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Rone Radio
Belden Merchants
Jefferson
Play At Jefferson Rone Radio Attracts Belden Merchants
The Jefferson No. 1 diamond hosts a 6 30 p m Wednesday game between Play At Jefferson Rone Radio and the Belden Merchants with entertainment noted.
Amherst Hosts New Pastor Rev. J. W. Parks in reception
Amherst notes honor for Rev. J W Parks and wife at 8 p m at Congregational Church. Parks, born in Missouri, educated at Missouri Wesleyan College and Evanston Seminary, served 29 years in Illinois before moving to Ohio and coming from Fredericksburg. He and Mrs Parks have six children. one son is a minister. Mrs Parks trained as deaconess.
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Fredericksburg
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Elswood
Elizabeth Baus
Help Thy Neighbor
Jessie McLean
Mayme Schaeffer
Merger Vote Narrowly Passes In Congregational Clergy Rally
A regional gathering reported a 216 to 16 vote in favor of merging Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed churches. A separate 244 to 10 vote approved continuing negotiations if the merger fails. Doctor Goodsell urged micro missionaries and national leadership as the emergency is real and momentous.
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Oberlin
West River Road Attends Graduation Exercises
Mrs H H Kangas and Miss Dorothy Kangas will attend the Painesville high school graduation on Friday evening. Their niece Lois Concby is in the graduating class. Mr and Mrs M P Zink are honored on their 40th wedding anniversary with a 6 o'clock dinner at the Wert home in Elyria.
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H. H. Kangas
Dorothy Kangas
Painesville High School
Lois Concby
M. P. Zink
A. P. Gabara
Fred Sellinger
Norwalk
Herman Wert
Wert
Elyria
Gabara
Jaycox
Danville
H .H. Kangas
Andrew Charny
Paul Tomer
Thompson
Herman Kangas
Eline Kangas
C. E. McIntire
Lorain High School
Delores Ann McIntire
Carlisle MRS VETTER ENTERTAINS CARLISLE DESERT BRIDGE NIGHT
Mrs Art Vetter hosted Lambda Chi sorority at Robson road with pink peonies and purple iris decor. Hope Goodspeed won high score prize, Edith Brown second, Helen Robson low, Donis Lee traveling prize. A bowling party is planned for June 14 at Saddle Inn.
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Vetter
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Robson Road
Lambda Chi Sorority
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Edith Brown
Helen Robson
Donis Lee
Saddle Inn
Beth Vetter
Hark
Kam 5S
Kohrners
Hops
Goodspeed
Ahmee
Grafton Road
Composite German Is Moody Says Newsman
An analysis of Otto Schmidt portrays a composite German shaped by Hitlerism and defeat. The piece notes his mood swings, reliance on Americans, rationing limits, and potential hostility at Nurnberg, while acknowledging a capable, enterprising side seeking a democratic Germany. The report uses Berlin crime, rationing, and occupation life to sketch postwar tension.
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United Press
Berlin
Otto Schmidt
Otto
Nuernberg
Lke
Germany
Munich
Rainfall and Forest Types in Western Ecuador
The western Ecuador region receives 80 to over 150 inches of rain annually and hosts evergreen seasonal forests. A dry season lasts June to December, partly offset by fog. Vegetation is similar to wet tropical forests found in western Colombia, with dense coastal plains and lower Andes slopes.
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Ecuador
Pacific Coastal Plain
Andes
Colombia
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