Elyria youths among 1 000 at Buckeye Boys State
Nearly 1,000 boys from across Ohio attend the Buckeye Boys State session at Camp Perry to study practical self government. Five Elyrians named to attend join about 950 others as they participate in mock caucuses and conventions amid swimming, films, and amateur shows. The nine day program features speakers including Lt Gov James Suhr and concludes with graduation on June 19.
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Elyria
Camp Perry
Judge Charles
American Legion Mamernsan
Ohio Supreme
Americsn Legion Post 12
Elyria Ellis
Buckhess
Jol D B. Beckett
Columbus
Brown
Paul M
James L. Niclopus
Graff Nerbert
Dan Hanning
Fou
Sanders Olds Jr
FBI
Washington
Joseph M. Strong
R. C
Scotty Young
Robert J. Tomsic
City of Georgia
James V. Suhr
Cleveland
Bays State Board of Trustees
Suhr
Legionnaires
Federalist
Ridgeville
Tics
Theodore Johnson
Presid
Ap-Orreetet Tee Wet Pointees
Highway Patrol
Alfred Mills
E. L. Draper
William Snyder
Fortes Matcham
Frank Serazin
Edward Hen Gon
George Matcham
Mills
L. Draper
Ernest Palmer
Edward Klummer
Fred Policy
Turnpike Inn
William Winterfield
Charles Hoskins
Charles Jr
Ruth
Roger
Rosamond
Yellowstone National Park
Fishing Bridge
Yellowstone
Hoskins
Lola Hoskins
Seattle
Wash
Elyrians Graduate At Oberlin in 129th Commencement
Oberlin College awards eight Lorain County degrees in Finney Chapel as Adlai Stevenson delivers the commencement address. Graduates include Joan M. Hargate and Mrs Ann Hennings Berg of Elyria, with arts and music education degrees, plus James W. Bidle and others receiving divinity and arts degrees.
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Oberlin College
Lorain County
Finney Chapel
Adlai Stevenson
Joan M. Hargate
Columbia Ave
Elyria
Ann Hennings Berg
Stanford Ave
Howard M. Crabtree
Attburn SL
Ambherst
Hiram College
Oberlin
Oscar R. Roman
South Prospect St
Richard Seaman
Air Force Commission
Joan E. Steiner
Morgan St
Paul A. Warner Jr
West Lorain St
James W. Bidle
East College St
College of Wooster
James R. Sanford
West River Rd
Vermilion
Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
United Press staff correspondent notes pay phone inventor William Gray of Hartford sold rights for 5000 dollars after the idea sparked pay telephones. The piece recounts Gray’s desperation origin in 1880, pay phone mechanics, and his later chest protector for catchers, with a brief update on new radio facilities in Fiji.
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United Press
Washington
William Cray
Hartford
Manhattan
New York
Gray
Department of Commerce
Underwood
Mr. G
Jon
Npires
Bill Gray
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