Prince of Wales Turns 40 Unmarried and Silent on Heir
London dispatch notes the Prince of Wales at 40, unmarried and seen as unlikely to wed. He dined with parents at the palace and received gifts from Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret. Public speculation swirls about continuing bachelorhood or possible renunciation, with Elizabeth II as heir if the line shifts. The prince is praised for duty and concern over issues like housing and pipes, while critics mock his outspoken remarks.
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Avon Lake Democratic Women Meet and Five Hundred Club News
Avon Lake Democratic Women�s Club to meet at Village Hall at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Riley of Avon as speaker and organizer of state Democratic clubs. All Democratic candidates invited. members urged to bring two new members. Five Hundred Club hostess Mrs. Art Hint hosted a one o�clock luncheon with awards to Mrs. Margaret Théisen, Mrs. Archie Synde, and Mrs. Tom Williamson. upcoming event at Venice Inn hosted by Mrs. Leo Hill. Other society items include hospital admission for Mrs. Bert Conklin, Mrs. Tda Hill�s return from Michigan visit, and local visits by Miss Phyllis Black and Miss Aldine Taylor with relatives and friends.
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Lorain Hospital
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Forest Hill Drive
Jackson
Mich
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East Cleveland
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Elyria
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Real Estate Transfers Listing Names and Local Properties
Charlotte Maddock transfers property in Ridgeville township to Steve and Mary Babitseh. C. J. Mayers, receiver for the Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company, transfers Pittsfield Township property to The Reserve Power and Light Company. Edgar G. Sweet transfers 317 Elm Street to L. A. Sears and Gladys Sears. Mhertin listed.
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Steve and
Mary Babitseh
Ridgeville Township
C. J. Mayers
Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company
Reserve Power and Light Company
Pittsfield Township
Edgar G. Sweet
L. A. Sears
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Elm Street
Mhertin
Mr and Mrs West Win Bridge Honors
Mr and Mrs A H West captured first honors in this week’s Duplicate Contract League with 69.5 points. Close scores followed from Mr and Mrs R Broughton at 64.5 and Miss M Kellogg with J Donovan at 47.5. Other top pairs included Mr and Mrs W G Ludwig 41.5, Mr and Mrs Paul Hines 53, Mr and Mrs H D Biggs 53, and Mr and Mrs David Hyman 41.5.
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M. Kellogg
J. Donovan
W. G. Ludwig
Paul Hines
H. D. Biggs
David Hyman
Lethal Chamber First Colorado Execution Reported
CANON Colorado June 23 UPI the body of William Cody Kelley a 30 year old farmhand was subjected to a minute autop sy today as he became the first man to die in Colorado s new Lethal Chamber Doctors announced he died in a painless death he felt nothing and was unconscious 19 seconds after the gas fumes were generated The lethal chamber was pronounced a success Kelley was executed last night for the murder of Russell Brown ing a rancher.
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Actress Lupino Fights Illness With Serum Aid
HOLLYWOOD June 23 WH Ida Lupino English film actress stricken with infantile paralysis waging a successful fight for recovery today doctors said Prompt use of serum effectively broke serious complications Miss Lupino member of a famous British family of actors was stricken ill several days ago.
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Quits Race For Ohio Governor
Manchester dispatch reports Ely Fields, GOP nominee hopeful for governor, has decided not to run. He told friends Democrats will win this fall and offered a laconic explanation. Earlier Fields had vowed to win or bust a hamstring, with a key plank advocating a 50 percent cut in auto license fees.
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Avon of Season Avon Social Club Card Party Forecast
The St Marys Social Club will host the final card party of its series at the parish hall Sunday evening with prizes for card games and floor contests. Mrs Carl Rink heads the organizing committee and refreshments will be provided by the committee.
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St. Mary's Social Club
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Newsboys Form Carrier Boys Association In City
The Chronicle Telegram Carrier Boys Association unites 132 home delivery boys who learn faithfulness regularity and business basics through newspaper distribution Their weekend plan includes Camp Lee See Kes and meetings feature speakers and committee led decisions They contribute dues and charity to aid families in need
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Melody hour and religious programs fill Sunday schedule
The listing details a broad Sunday lineup including 130 Melody at 3 09 Organ Recital with 30 players, Sunday Vespers, Ralph and Melodies, Sch Heink weather, WJAY 610 and 481, Melody Hour at 3 30 Breakfast Club with August Piazza and Cowboy Bill, a Jewish program, Polish and Loveni an programs, and services at 12 0 religious service.
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Children's Hour
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Ragio City
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Boys Camp Outing After Dues Fund Seaed
A youth group funds emergencies from a fixed monthly dues and a savings pool. They voted to spend excess on activities such as a two week end at Camp Lee See Keg on the Vermilion River. A van from Vog gier and Son transported the group to the camp for a weekend of games swimming and forest romping.
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Five Story Hour and Nighttime Orchestra Schedule
Radio listing shows a dense schedule of performances and guests. Acts include J Must Cocktail, Bigellow's Orchestra, Yascha Bunchuk, Bunkhouse Songs, House of Adams, Shirley Howard, The Goldbergs, Gypsies, Kahn's Orchestra, Fidler's Orchestra, and many others. The bulletin cites times from 0 to after midnight with intermissions, varied musical sets, and a few program notes like Weather.
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Davis’ Orch
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Kila
Shirley Howard
the Goldbergs
Gypsies
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Glenn
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Ohio to receive large federal building funding
Thousands of dollars will flow into Ohio over the next months as the government begins construction of new post offices and federal buildings. Meeting Friday, Postmaster General Farley and Treasury Secretary Morgenthau allocated most of a $365,000,000 federal building appropriation. Ohio applications total $3,160,009, a sizable share of over $150,000,000 nationwide. Probable Ohio items include funds for Cleveland area post offices, Lorain, Medina, Portsmouth, Wapakoneta, Willard, and other sites with several figures listed.
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Ohio
James Farley
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Farley
Ohip
Cleveland
Cliege Falls
Medina
Postoffice
Portsmouth
Wapakoneta
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Wadsworth
Hillshore
Buck Jones Heads Dreamland Outdoor Show Tomorrow
Buck Jones stars in The Man Trailer at Dreamland tomorrow. The expert action specialist will lead a brigade of thrilling cabls and excitement in the latest outdoor adventure.
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Buck Jones
Noted Orchestra At Elberta Beach
The McKinney Cotton Pickers, nationally known dance orchestra, will perform Sunday night at Elberta Beach. The group is famed for music from WIR Detroit and recently received a big ovation in Kansas City.
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Elberta Beach
WIR
Detroit
Kansas City
Players to program real music for varied dancer tastes
A program aims to tailor music to the diverse tastes of dancers in different venues. Players will select pieces suitable to each location and audience, ensuring rhythm and style match the event atmosphere.
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