Oberlin publisher named regional chair for college drive
Oberlin News Tribune publisher Charles A. Mosher has been named regional chairman for the Oberlin College Development Program in North Central Ohio covering Lorain Ashland Howes Morrow Richland and Wayne counties. The drive aims at 1.5 million dollars for the Henry Churchill King Memorial Building and a separate 10.655 million for the long range campaign. The King building will replace Westervelt Hall, centralize classrooms and offices, and include modern audio visual facilities with flexible design to meet future needs. Fundraising will proceed on both the King project and the long range program as committees roll out in region communities.
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Oberlin
Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
Oberlin News Tribune
Overlin College
C. K R. Keesey
Lorain
Ashland
Howes
Morrow
Richland
Wayne Counties
Masher
Walter
K. D. Bailey
Cleveland
Obers
Henry Churchill King
William E. Jeverson
King
Westervelt Hall
Alumni Fund merger plans announced by Oberlin Alumni Board
The Oberlin Alumni Fund will merge its annual drive with the active solicitation campaign to avoid asking alumni to support two funds simultaneously. The Alumni Board approved combining the campaigns to streamline giving during the period.
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Oberlin
Lenten Series To Start At Fields Methodist Church
The first midweek Lenten service will be held at Fields Methodist Church on Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Miss Margeret Hammaker, on furlough from India, as guest speaker. She will present color slides of her missionary work and display cultural items from the county. A worship service precedes the talk, followed by a fellowship hour in the church basement and nursery service for parents with small children.
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Fields
Fields Methodists Church
Margeret Hammaker
India
Bar Association Plans To Hang 11 Judges Pictures
The Lorain County Bar Association will hang 11 pictures of current and former judges in the old courthouse on April 5 at 9 am. The event, part of the April term of court, will feature brief biographies by bar members and is open to the public.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Training For Scout Advisors Continues Fire Lands Course
The second session of the Fire Lands Area Council Explorer Advisor Training Course will be held Thursday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Camp Firelands. This past Thursday's meeting was postponed due to weather conditions.
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Firelands Area Council
Camp Firelands
Panama to open first modern cigaret factory this year
Western hemisphere tobacco growers and cigaret manufacturers face new competition as Panama plans its first modern cigaret factory this year. If operated at full production, the plant could meet domestic demand, though officials cannot yet predict popularity or impact on imported brands.
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Washington
Panama
Speed Production of Vitamin B-12
Washington VNS reports researchers at ARS western utilization branch developed a rapid fermentation process for vitamin B-12. The method shortens growth time, lowers equipment costs, and is already in commercial use for supplements in poultry and pig feeds.
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Washington Vns
Agricultural Research Service
Western Utilization Research Branch
Camden Garden Club Meeting Postponed By Weather
The Camden Garden Club meeting originally set for Thursday March 4 at 2 p m will now be held at Mrs John Todd of Wakeman home. The Camden Kindergarten Club meeting postponed indefinitely due to bad weather was to be at Mrs Richard Parsons Wakeman on March 3.
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Kippton
Camden Garden Club
John Todd
Wakeman
Camden Kindergarten Club
Richard Parsons
NLRB seeks court citation of dock union in New York
The National Labor Relations Board plans to ask U S District Judge David Edelstein to cite the Port of New York for civil and criminal contempt with a 190 000 fine and possible jail terms for three officers. The walkout halted unloading of six ships and diverted two dozen more to other ports. White collar workers joined the effort, assisting with baggage and berthing at the piers as longshoremen continue the strike.
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New York
National, Labor Relations Board
International
Port
NLRB
David N. Edelstein
Umion
Edelstein
Erakivas Army Eye
Europe
Greenland
Bermuda
Atlantic
Army plans small package atomic plant for mobile power
The Army will direct construction of a small package atomic generating plant to provide mobile power for large land vehicles. The project, a potential step toward atom powered mobility, would cost about 15 million dollars and aim for about 15 000 kilowatts. Bases at Thule Greenland and Fairbanks Alaska are eyed as sites with high power costs. Col James B Lampert leads the program as bids were sought by March 20 with construction to start later this year.
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Washington
Army
Atom
Atomic Energy Commission
James B. Lampert
Thule
Greenland
Fairbanks
Alaska
U. S
Parker C. Wil
Former T Man Heads Internal Revenue Office
Joseph J Privara of Fairview Park is named Administration and Collection Officer at the Elyria IRS office. A former Treasury agent who helped track frauds with other agents, he served as deputy collector at the Cleveland IRS branch and earned the Bronze Star in the Pacific during World War II. He studied accounting at Fenn College before joining the Army Air Force in 1939.
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Joseph J. iPrivara
Fairview Park
Elyria
U. S. Department of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Department
Cleveland
Internal Revenue Department
Roscoe
Fenn College
Army Air Force
Pacific
Privara
We Pluria Black
Soldier Benny M. Janowicz Completes Winter Training in Germany
Benny M. Janowicz son of Mr and Mrs Felix Janowicz 425 W 15th St Elyria Ohio returned to Augsburg Germany with the 43rd Division 102nd Regiment after five weeks of winter training in northern Bavaria Soldiers learned tank infantry tactics and weapon use in two feet of snow Janowicz entered the Army February 1953 and was stationed at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky before arriving overseas in July
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Augsburg
Germany
Pic
Benny M. Janowicz
Felix Janowicz
15Th St
Elyria
Ohio
Bavaria
Janowicz
Camp Breckinridge
Fix It Yourself Freeing Stuck Window Sashes Guide
The article offers techniques to free painted and jammed window sashes. It suggests tapping with a wood block, moving the sash bottom sideways, and removing stop beads if needed. Avoid prying between sill and sash to prevent damage. Send repair questions to Mr. Cobb for possible publication.
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Mr. Cobb
Cela
Elyria Court Net $4316 In February Fees
Elyria's court collected 4316.87 in February according to a report by Pearl Castle mayor's clerk. Fines totaled 2830 mainly from traffic and drinking violations. Other fees included mayor's 688.80 officer 114 witness 16 soft drink licenses 16 chauffeur licenses 54 vendor licenses 10 parking tickets 586 and miscellaneous 1.20. State fees 466.10 will largely go to the city treasury with the rest shared with state and county.
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Pearl Castle
Fabwell introduces 75 retirement bill in Commons
Laborite Frank Fabwell introduced an age 75 retirement bill in the Commons. Spectators reported scattered applause as the measure was announced.
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Ottaway
Frank Fabwell
Sullivan Jitney Supper Planned by Congregational Ladies
Sullivan reports a jittey supper to be held Wednesday at 5 30 pm at the firehouse with all invited. Snow storm operations kept roads partially clear and officials provided shelter. Schools and social events were cancelled but will open where roads permit. Farm Bureau Council to meet at 8 pm Tuesday at H L Dakin home.
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Sullivan
Sullivan Farm Bureau Council
H. L. Dakin
Robert Crothers
Cleveland
Miller- Salzman
Joe Atkinson
Louisiana
Tax Office Rounds Rush for Forms in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia the inland revenue office ran out of blank income tax forms as crowds pressed to file ahead of the March 15 deadline. An official promised restocking later in the week to ease the backlog.
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Ofice
Charleston
W. Va
Internal Revenue Office
260 Persons in School Patrol Cleveland Trip
260 persons in a school patrol trip to Cleveland, with adults including Mrs C Franklin Carr regional director of UAW CIO and Ianl, Al Toller of Bendix Union Local S71, Lew Schmitz, John Marher, Steve Nagy of Western Automatic Union Local HOLL. Police department attendees listed, funds raised totaled 227 dollars from Bendix Local 971 and several locals, expenses 335 dollars, 13-dollar balance to be saved for National Patrol Day or a schoolboy trip to a baseball game.
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Ete
C. Franklin Carr
Forlie
Uaw-Cio
Ianl
al Toller
Bendix
Union
Lew Schmitz
John Marher
Steve Nagy
Western Automatic Union
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Western Automatic
Pfaudler
Manufacturers & Fabricators
Waco
Brown Fintube
Rotary Club of
Elyria
Graham
Buck Roberts
Elyria Transit Co
Andy Johnson
C. Ed Lee
Thieves Stole Half Truck in Vancouver Police Search
Vancouver police hunted thieves after a truck was found missing half its load. Driver Henry Andrews described the incident and helped with the investigation as officers widened their search for suspects in the city.
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Vancouver
B.C
Henry Andrews
Body Carried Away after Incident with Cab and Wheels
A terse report notes that rescuers removed the body, leaving only the taxi, four wheels, and surrounding scene. Authorities are reviewing footage and timelines to determine sequence of events and identify any witnesses. No names or locations are provided in the fragment.
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