Drinking What To Do About It
The piece examines why people drink and whether alcohol truly acts as a stimulant. It notes alcohol is a depressant and discusses common excuses like appetite, fatigue, and social confidence. It cites research on appetite, fatigue, and wit, and highlights social pressure and sociable drinking as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Allen
Selden Baker
Yale
Connecticut Commission On Alcoholism
Drs. Riley
Marden
Lafschitz
Rutgers University
North Elyria Grange Members Enjoy Program
Northern Grange members gathered at the grange hall with Master Deane Kintner presiding. The meeting featured song, a quiz on Ohio, and roles filled by Bertam Provoznik and Thomas Dean. Announcements noted a Pomona meeting March 7 in Ridgeville and an April officers’ gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Northern Grange
Grange Hall
Deane Kintner
Ohio
Howard Behnke
Grange
Bertram Provoznik
Thomas [Dean
Pomona
Ridgeville Grange
Walter Murphy
Helen Murphy
American drinking norms and social influences explored
The article discusses alcohol as a social lubricant and questions why Americans turn to drinking. It notes social pressure as a possible driver and compares alcohol use to other substances, mentioning betel nut as a contrasting example with unclear effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. de Witt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Desert resort built on Indian land in Palm Springs
Palm Springs bears the imprint of Agua Caliente land ownership as a few hundred tribal members reap outsized wealth from resorts and casinos. Indians hold strong to their reserve despite offers for sale while some struggle with poverty and limited education. The piece notes rich renters and stars frequenting the area yet points to social costs and cultural shifts among the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Paleface
Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Alice Faye
Marjorie Main
U. S. Indian Service
Lee ‘Odle
Paum Springs
Avon Lake Cub Scouts Celebrate Anniversary
Avon Lake observes the 42nd Scouting anniversary with a waards' ceremony for Avon Lake Cub Scout pack 300. The Avon Lake Lutheran church sponsors. Rev. Paul Folino gave the invocation and Neil Sherwood spoke on Flag Etiquette. Den skits and awards highlight the event as two scouts graduate into Troop No. 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Vernon Grabel
Waards
Den 7
David Bauerle
Jack Schenck
Leonard Spencer
Stanley Carlson
Richard Burke
Larry Davis
Dana Weiss
Arthur Trieber
George Baird
Lynus Rupert
Carl Verner
J. King
Dean Kelly
John von Pischkel
LaGrange Cub Scouts Receive Blue and Gold Recognition
LaGrange. Pack No. 113 Cub Scouts and families held a Blue and Gold anniversary dinner. Den mothers served. Ed Deering Russel Sage and Mr. Yeager attended. Mrs. Archer led songs and Mr. Sage inspected and scored scouts. Den groups presented pins and awards to scouts and den mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Den
Kight
Gene Kight
Paul Meyers
Robert Welch
Thomas Stuckey
Chuck Johnson
Marty Pasadyn
Harris Opfer
Clyde Archer
Cletus Johnson
Fye
Weich J
To Dedicate Third Organ In Church At New London
Sunday March 23 at 8 p m dedication of a new 11 electric Baldwin Electronic organ in First Methodist Church of New London. It is the church's third organ since 1878 with the first manual and exposed pipes and hand bellows. H M Lane of Higbee Company will present the dedicatory program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
H. M. Lane
The
Higbee Company
Cleveland
Ten Scholarships Announced By Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate Tennessee LMU announces ten special scholarships of 300 dollars each for 1952 53 to high school seniors nationwide. Funded by the Lincoln Educational Foundation New York City a faculty committee will pick ten leaders of high character and academic ability. Applications due by April 30 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrogate
Tenn
Lincoln Memorial University
Robert L. Kincaid
Lincoln Educational Foundation
New York City
LMU
United States
Tennessee
Playground Operation Rules To Be Submitted To Village Council
Avon Lake officials will consider a code of rules for playground operation drafted by A. J. Laws with Mrs Ford Fischer Mrs John Von Pischke and Wayne Black attorney as adviser The resolution was adopted and will go to the village council and Avon Lake Board of Education for approval Four playgrounds are planned at 45 allotment area Sunset drive high school grounds and Stop 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
A. J. Laws
Ford Fischer
John von Pischke
Wayne Black
Sunset Drive High School
Korean Third Division cooks attend army chop chop school
In Korea the Third Division's 126 food factories are sent to a week long cooking course under operation chop chop. Warrant Officer Donald Smith leads the program to revive dried eggs powdered milk and dehydrated potatoes earning praise from officers. Master Sergeants Russell Coffman John Robinson and Sgt First Class Carl S Smith participate and the cooks enjoy the training despite salty banter toward the garrison staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Rd Infantry Diviision
Korea
Donald Smith
Greenwood
Washingtonville
N. Y
John Robinson
Browns Mills
Carl S Smith
Point Chicago
Calif
Smith
March Proclaimed Red Cross Month by City Leader
Mayor Henry W. Ault proclaims March as Red Cross Month and urges citizens to support the Red Cross Fund drive without reservation. He notes the organization relies on 1.5 million volunteers and serves disaster victims, armed forces personnel, veterans and families, while maintaining training programs and blood collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Ault
Red Cross
1Oan Red Cross Fund
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Pennzoil
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Ardmore
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Strathmore
Driscol Music CO
North Elyria Grange
Swiers & Son Coal CO
Maple Street
Lou Anne Boers
Chicago
Ted
Ted Milner
International Soundphoto
Leon
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Lestie “Bilt
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Lorain
Elyria, Ohio
LaGrange Cub
McCulloch
United Welding Wellington
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