Eskimo Whale Hunt Returns To Barrow For Nullikutuck Festival
Ex Elyrian observer details Barrow Alaska whaling season on Bow Head whales weighing 30 to 35 tons. Nineteen crews work five weeks living on ice using umiaks and dog teams to haul and butcher whale meat including mucktuck. Festival signals feast as 15 to 20 dog teams race with the kill to village.
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Barrow
Alaska
Nootak-Kobuk
Kitl
Mikimos
Frozen
North
Weekend Dividend Hobbies Columns Sunday Reading For The Whale Family
A Sunday reading column highlights weekend hobbies for the Whale family. The piece outlines simple reading ideas and leisure activities suited for families, with gentle guidance for parents and children alike.
It's A Dog's Life Improved
Veterinary advances extend canine life expectancy with vaccines. Westminster Kennel Club officers reelected in New York as the 85th dog show nears in Madison Square Garden on Feb 13 14 1951.
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New York
Westminster Kennel Club
William A. Rockefeller
William Ross Proctor
Samuel Milbank
William H. Chisholm
John W. Gross Jr
Westminster Club
Madison Square Garden
Chips From The Woodpile Reflects On A Scholarship Quest
The piece discusses a young woman in a magazine subscription team jailed for obtaining money under false pretenses and uses her case to critique youth values. It contrasts her actions with 22 other team members who did not commit crimes and recounts a separate story of an orphan at McGill seeking scholarships amid economic pressures.
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Huron ‘County
Huron County
New St
Globe Reader Service
French TV urges viewers to switch off after shows
The Insider's Newsletter reports French television authorities want after show discussions to counter TV addiction and revive national conversation. The plan, praised as a move to promote dialogue, finds no detractors in France due to lack of sponsored programs, while Americans often prefer silence after viewing. The column ends with seasonal notes on weather, plants, and hopes for calmer days ahead.
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Cowles’ Magazines, Inc
France
United States
M Jst
Trap Shoot At New London Set On June 15
NEW LONDON The first in a series of Night Trap Shoots is scheduled for the Fitchville Conservation League Grounds on a Wednesday night at six o'clock.
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New London
Fitchville Conservation League
Bridge Battle of the Century reshaped public interest in cards
The Culbertson Lenz match of December 1931 to January 1932, featuring Ely Culbertson and Sidney Lenz with partners including Josephine Culbertson and Oswald Jacoby, drew unprecedented newspaper coverage and altered bridge history. Referee Alfred Gruenther oversaw a contest won by Culbertson by 8989 points, with reporters like Ring Lardner and Grantland Rice chronicling the event.
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Culbertson-Lenz
Ely Culbertson
Josephine
Sidney Lenz
Oswald Jacoby
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Culbertson
Church Well Plans On Drawing Board
Working drawings for an unloading well at the front of St. Anthony Church at 1339 East Erie Ave are being prepared by church architects. City building inspector Jay Boey said the plan will be submitted for confirmation before becoming part of the $400,000 expansion now under way. A controversy arose after Roey threatened legal action over the wells and was later reprimanded by Mayor John C. Jaworski.
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Lorain
St. Anthony
East Erie Ave
Jay Boey
Roey
John C. Jaworski
Elyria Area Family Ties Highlight Local News and Sports
Simon family saga unfolds with five sons including Charles Ray Wilson and football ties to Lorain and Elyria High. Local politics swap notes as Stewart and McCray-Laux loom in Elyria and Lorain corridors. Milde’s Indy predictions, Tomanek’s pitching record, and Memo Zaleski’s long awaited golf ace mark a week of county sports and community life.
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Will Judy
Association
Frank Dittrich
Ail-Pets Magazine
Gil Gruber
Rival Packing Co
R. J. Gillen
Harry Wissler
Watanal Biscuit Co
Arnold Mark
North Atlanta, Packing Co
Simon
Ray
Charles
Charles Ray
Vic Stewart
Elyria BD
Dunn
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Stewart
Elyria
Elyria High
Ellis H. Hudson
Ohio University
Ray Wilson
Memo Zaleski
Memo
Spring Valley
Zaleski
Lorain County
Elyria Country Club
Forest Hills Country Club
Oberlin Rd
Rt. 20
We, the Elyria High Class of 1950, Begin Our New Lives
In a graduation reflection the seniors express resolve to shape their futures beyond Elyria High. They pledge to work for grades, embrace service, and meet others across color and religion. They discuss changes for next year, student council growth, and pride in the year’s school organizations, while bidding farewell to Elsie the exchange student and the Orr family.
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EHS
Herald
Kent State
Teachers of America
Future Business Leaders
Elyria
Elsie
Orrs
Nancy
Sullivan Receives Degree at St Edwards University
John M. Sullivan, son of Dr and Mrs Sullivan, graduated with a bachelor of business administration at St Edwards University Austin Texas. His remarks note concerns over course grouping and requirements during last fall’s program changes. Sullivan also earned a Gillmore Academy Gates Milla credential.
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John M. Sullivan
Ihow
John L. Sullivan
Park Ave
St. Edward's University
Austin
Texas
Sullivan
Gillmore Academy
Gates Milla
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