Beauty tips for hot weather from Birkline's shop
Bertha Scher Birkline of Birkline's beauty shop offers advice for maintaining appearance in summer heat. She endorses cholesterol treatments for hair, various creams and oils, and brushes for sun exposed hair. For beachgoers she highlights a smudge resistant eyelash cosmetic and Covermark for blemishes, plus a trend toward fairer skin and natural tint.
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Asage
Bertha Scher Birkline
Birkline
Second St
Lydia O'Leary
Birkline’s
Sonotone Agent Here Commended For Service
Cyril T. Dalton, manager of the Sonotone hearing aid office in the city, received a special commendation from Irving Schachtel, president of Sonotone Corp., for ten years of service. The local office is part of a nationwide network of more than 400 Sonotone offices. Dalton, a wearer of a hearing aid, praised the latest instrument as small as a pocket matches box and using new transistors, noting the progress from ear trumpets and early devices of the 1930s.
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Cyril T. Dalton
Sonotone Hearing Rad
Irving Schachtel
Sonotone Corp
Elmsford
N. Y
Sonotone
Dalton
Soviet Delegate Denies Courtesy Claims at UN
United Nations Security Council President Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. questioned a speaker after Semyon Tsarapkin, who had his hand raised, objected that he was not a gentleman but the representative of the Soviet Union, marking a tense exchange during the session.
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United Nations
N. Y
United Nations Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Pure Oil unveils all season high det oil for modern engines
Pure Oil Co introduces High HP Furetube an all season high detersive oil claiming compatibility with modern high compression engines. It promises reduced oil use and higher gas mileage with a 99 day guarantee from Pure Oil Service Station at 137 Cleveland St corner of Perry Ct. Palm notes it blends No 10 flow with heavy oil wear resistance and keeps engines clean while limiting deposits.
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Bill Palm
Pure Oil
Cleveland St
Perry Ct
Pure Oil Co
Palm
Pure Qil
Coal Production Drops In Ohio
Ohio coal production for the first quarter fell 10 percent from 1953, with 7,065,000 tons reported by 380 mines. Strip mining accounted for 38 percent, and officials expect more during good weather months. Only two fatalities were recorded, and Belmont, Harrison, and Jefferson counties lead in output.
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Columbus
Ohio
Margaret A. Mahoney
Department of Industrial Relations
Belmont County
Harrison
Jefferson
Dry Milk Sold For Use In Mixed Feeds
The Agriculture Department reports government owned dry milk sales for mixed poultry and animal feeds. By June 18 nearly 420 million pounds have been sold since the program began in May, with more than six and a half million pounds sold in the week ending June 18 at reduced prices.
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Washington 13
Agriculture Department
Elyria Shares In Liquor Fees Hit 12550
Ohio cities villages and townships received 1783628 as the fourth quarterly liquor license fund distribution. Cleveland led with 2901837 followed by Cincinnati 144173 Columbus 996308 Toledo 382031 and other cities including Elyria 12530 Lakewood 12260 Warren 11500 and Massillon 9805.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Brodes
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Youngstown
Canton
Lorain
Springfield
Sandusky
Lima
Mansfield
Tlyria
Lakewood
Warren
Massillon
Alliance
Fremont
Findlay
Delphos
Ravenna
Went
Avon men enlist and report to Fort Knox
Avon AVON-Lester Nagel and Lowell Putzier left for military duty after graduating Avon High School. They reported to Fort Knox, Kentucky, on Wednesday. Guild meets July 6 at the church hall with chairwoman Mrs. Stephen Kovacs and a list of members. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwartz at St. Joseph Hospital on Monday.
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AVON
Lester Nagel
al J. Nagel
Detroit Rd
Lowell Putzier
Edward Putzier
Case Rd
Armed Forces
Avon High School
Fort Knox
Guild
Holy Trinity Guild
Church Hall
Stephen Kovacs
Don Vacca
Norbert Traxler
Sophie Horwedel
Lucile Traxler
Merle Hall
Ed Schober
Robert Urig
Sophie Schober
William Masterson
Harry Alten
Donna Landsbert
Ray Vorisek
John Koenig
Eugene Schwartz
St. Joseph Hospital
Brownhelm Week Sees 53 Enroll in Bible School
Fifty three students enrolled this week at the Daily Vacation Bible School held in Brownhelm Congregational Church. Rev. Laurence Dunnewold leads classes from 9 to 11 30 a m daily with teachers including Elaine Smith Leimbach and others. Mrs Conrad Adler and Mrs H G Rogal of Amherst taught basket weaving at the Brownhelm Farm Women’s Extension Club meeting and the group plans a tureen dinner July 23 to finish baskets. Mr. and Mrs Hasenpflug marked their 25th wedding anniversary with guests from Oberlin Lorain Elyria Amherst and Brownhelm.
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Brownhelm
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Amherst
jUnis
Laurence Dunnewold
Elaine Smith
Paul Leimbach
Ralph Leimbach
Roy Jenkins
Russell Miller
Lawrence Knetsel
Ben Northeim
Melvin Niggle
Larry van der Oord
Conrad Adler
H. G. Rogal
Brownhelm Farm Women's Extension Club
Ralph Brucker
Brucker
George Hasenpflug
Baumhardt Rad
Marie
Oberlin
Lorrain
Elyria
Hasenpflug
Henry Sticks
Sticks
Africa
Berlin Heights Attends Short Course at Bowling Green
Berlin Heights John Carson attended a journalism short course at Bowling Green State University last week. He represented the High lights staff, the Berlin Heights school publication, at a session with about 150 students. Mr and Mrs W E Carson drove to Bowling Green Sunday, taking Sandra Farrell of Vermilion, editor in chief of Vermilion High School Compass.
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Berlin Heights
John Carson
Bowling Green State University
W. E. Carson
Bowling Green
Sandra Farrell
Vermillion
Sandra
Vermilion
Compass
Egypt Opens First Tire and Tube Plant by 1956
Egypt launches its first tire and tube plant as a $4,200,000 project set to begin production by 1956. The facility aims to boost local manufacturing and reduce imports, reflecting postwar industrial growth goals.
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Egypt
Deaths and Damage Blamed on Alice Hurricane
Two deaths and heavy damage across Brownsville and adjacent regions blamed on Alice the first hurricane of the year. Rains up to five inches across the lower Rio Grande valley damaged cotton crops while winds gusted to 80 mph offshore.
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Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast
Alice
el Paso
Rio Grande
Fertle
International River
Jhour
Explorer Scout Unit Organization Under Discussion
Initial steps in organizing an explorer scout post to be sponsored by the grange were outlined Thursday night at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Attending were the grange scout committee, Fairelands Area Scout Council representatives, Explorer Scout Troop 141 members and parents. Ed Deering led the meeting. The highlight was outlining the shared responsibilities of the grange scouts council and parents. This was the first of three meetings. next is set for Thursday at p.m. at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Parents and grange members are urged to attend.
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The
Grange
Ridgeville
Grange Scout Committee
Fairelands
Explorer Scout Troop
Ed Deering
Elvria
Grange Hall
Write-In Space Required Is No Nomination
Ohio Attorney General William O Neill ruled ballots must include a write in space when no nomination exists for county commission. If a commissioner dies before the primary and no write in nominating occurs, Adams Preble Ashland and Auglaize counties would be affected. When one party fails to nominate while another succeeds a write in is not allowed, affecting Crawford Scioto Hamilton and Perry counties.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Adams
Preble
Ashland
Auglaize
Ted W. Brown
Crawford
Scioto
Hamilton
Perry
Finland Houses Hundred Plastic Machine Firms
Finland hosts about 100 plastic machine firms yet primarily exports buttons in the same field. The limited export scope reflects a narrow specialty despite dense local manufacturing capacity. The situation highlights potential for broader product diversification and growth in high value plastic machinery.
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Finland
Lausche Urges Drive Against Indecent Films
Governor Lausche urged Ohio law enforcement to crack down on indecent films shown across the state at the second annual attorney general's crime control conference. He warned that such films could corrupt communities and offered state help for enforcement. He also criticized courts for rapid divorces, saying it is easier to obtain a divorce than a marriage.
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Columbus
Lausche
Attorney General's Conference On
Ohio
Mendes-France Report To Nation Scheduled Today
Premier Pierre Mendes-France addresses the nation by radio to present an interim report on progress toward ending Indochina war. He has 25 days to secure a cease-fire or resign on July 20. He will discuss talks with Chou En-Lai, boosting expeditionary forces, and potential consequences if talks fail.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Indochina
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Chou En-Lai
Bern
Switzerland
France
Mendes- France
Rene Coty
Elysee Palace
New Saw Moves Granite Cutting in Ne Quarries
A high speed wire saw using abrasive grit aids stone production in New England quarries. It cuts granite blocks at about a0 tons twice as fast as the old circular saw method, according to a spokesman for Electro Refractories and Abrasives Corp.
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NEW
Buffalo
N. Y
New England
Electro Refractories & Abtrasives Corp
Jobless claims dip to near yearly lows in June
Washington reports Labor Department data showing new unemployment claims down 9,500 to 268,000 for the week ended June 17, the lowest since earlier in the year aside from holiday weeks. Regular claims fall 52,200 to 1,981,700 as fewer layoffs sweep automotive and machinery sectors and apparel industries, with construction activity rising.
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Washington
Labor Department
ILS
Off-Farm Peanut Supply Falls to 1950 Low
Washington BS The Agriculture Department reports the off-farm supply of commercial peanuts on May 31 was the smallest since 1930. Total 468 million pounds, excluding on farm stocks and certain stocks, down 18 percent from May 31, 1933, and 331 million pounds for May 1950.
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Washington
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