Amherst Woman Named President of Home Council
Mrs. Thomas Finnegan of Amherst was elected president of the Loram County Home Demonstration Council as 41 members from 19 clubs met at Oberlin Inn. Officers named include J. W. Pickworth vice president La Grange secretary George Guigin LaGrange and Jack Spirek Ridgeville treasurer. The group planned Achievement Day for April 21 at the Washington Avenue Church of Christ and a tea and officer installation during National Home Demonstration Week May 3-9. The 1954 55 program centers on a well rounded home life with family emphasis, including color use in the home planning shrubbery furniture care meal planning and home lighting. Interested participants should contact Lois Simonds at the extension office in Elyria.
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Thomas Finnegan
Amherst
Loram County
Loram County Commissioners
Ohio State University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lois Simonds
Elyria
Panther No Roaming Beast Found Near Walton Hills
Cleveland police determined the so called panther roaming near Walton Hills was an overgrown alley cat seen crossing into Valley View. A real estate dealer had reported a beast Thursday and a Valley View resident vowed to trap the saline cat.
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Cleveland, O
Walton Hills
Valley View
New Police Cars to Get Bright Spring Colors in Elyria
Elyria plans three new police vehicles in light grey green and blue, moving from traditional black. Safety director Lotko and Chief Boggs cite better visibility at night, alert drivers, and easier cleaning as reasons. Two cruisers and one station wagon will replace unreliable units with a $6500 city council budget.
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Shakespeare
Elyria
Servce
Michael Lotko
James E. Boggs
Lotko
Boggs
Cuyahoga Valley
State Official To Give Help In Henrietta Survey
Henrietta township activity includes a state fire marshal representative at a Birmingham meeting on March 29 to aid the Henrietta Grange water survey. The Grange plans to cooperate with Birmingham Fire Department. Basketball vs Westerville Saturday marks a 2 state tournament game. Mrs Christie spoke on muscular dystrophy with film aids. Banana bread contest results: Mrs Alfred Herman first, Mrs Willis Wasem second, Mrs Rex Lees Jr. third. Herman advances to county bake-off.
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Henrietta
Henrietta Grange
Donald Wasem
Birmingham
Henrietta Township
Birmingham Fire Department
Grange
Westerville
James Christie
Alfred Herman
Willis Wasem
Rex Lees Jr
Herman
Girls Swimming Meet Set for April 7 at Elyria YMCA
High school girls will swim Wednesday April 7 at 7 p m in the Elyria YMCA pool. Entry blanks are at the Y and due by April 5. Mrs Betty Ayres leads the event. Contestants may enter three of eight events including side stroke breast stroke front crawl back crawl diving 100 yard freestyle 1100 yard freestyle medley and 40 yard tandem. Ribbon awards will be given to winners.
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Elyria
Betty Ayres
George Seeks $200 Tax Exemption Increase Amendment
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia says he will press a $200 rise in personal income tax exemptions, planning to hold the amendment for a broader omnibus tax bill. He expects a very close Senate vote, citing possible recession and urging restraint on bringing it to the House passed excise cut bill next week.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
George
Democratic
Divorce Case Hears Accusation Of Babysitting
David W. Foss of Salem Massachusetts seeks a divorce on cruelty grounds. He testified Friday that his wife forced him to act as a babysitter while she went out on dates with another man.
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Salem
Mass
David W. Foss
Wind and Rain Leave Extensive Damage Across Ohio
A storm with winds up to 38 mph and heavy rain battered Central and Southwestern Ohio on Friday night and today. A jet trainer crashed near New Holland injuring two airmen from Williams AFB Chandler, Arkansas, as roofs were ripped from buildings and power outages occurred in Dayton area. Belmont, Laurelville, Adelphi and Arlington faced major damage to barns, homes, and farm structures while teleivesion and radio antennas were destroyed. no injuries reported beyond the airmen.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Fayette Country
Williams ‘Air Force Base
Chandler
Ant
State Highway Patrol
New Holland
Minneapolis
Minn
Wright
Patterson Air Force Base
Mel
Dayton
Laurelville
Adelphi
Arlington
Belmont
Dayton Power and Light Co
Pennsylvania
Law
Elyman Granted Scholarship For CP Center Study
Miss Shirley Braddon daughter of Mrs Lorene Braddon 234 Second St will begin a new phase of her work with crippled children She has been notified by the National Society for Crippled Children that she was chosen to receive a scholarship co sponsored by the National Society and Alpha Chi Omega for specialized training in cerebral palsy She is an occupational therapist at the Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center in Toledo since 1952 On April 7 she will enter the Children s Rehabilitation Institute at Cockeysville Md to study on the 500 scholarship award Winners of these awards may be proud of their selection as the competition is great and determination evaluated by credentials The executive director Lawrence J Linck extended congratulations She attended Elyria schools and graduated from Michigan State Normal College in 1951 and completed clinical training in 19 She is spending a short vacation at home before going to Cockeysville
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Shirley Braddon
Lorene Braddon
Second St
National Society For Crippled Children
National Society
Alpha Chi Omega
Braddon
Lucas County
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Toledo
Children’s
Cockeysville
Lawrence J. Linck
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Elyria
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Think About It If You Want to Punch Your Boss
Lexington Virginia report on an industrial management conference quotes Dr. Gerald Gordon saying repressing thoughts of unwise urges increases the risk of acting on them. He notes thinking about such urges can reduce acting them out, countering common restraint ideas.
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Lexington
Gerald Gordon
Japan scientist suggests hydrogen blast may have wiped island
Tokyo authority Dr. Masao Tsuzuki reports coral reef like fallout on Fukutu Maru after the March 1 hydrogen test near Bikini. He says ashes indicate a coral debris dust and notes crew burned by beta and gamma radiation. US promises just compensation if warranted.
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Tokyo
Japan
E Kini
United States
Pacific Ocean
Masao Tsuzuki
Tokyo Universiy
Fukutsu Maru
Tsuzuki
McCarthy Charges 20 Indictments Against Democrats in Speech
Senator McCarthy, despite illness, denounced Adlai Stevenson and the Democratic Party in Milwaukee addressing the Young Republicans. He labeled his claims an indictment of postwar policy, alleged Communist influences, and urged voters to view Stevenson as aligning with Communist methods.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sen. McCarthy
Stevenson
Joseph R. McCarthy
Jools
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wisconsin
Adlai
Boston
Illinois
McCarthy
Democratic Party
Dew
Italy
Togliatti
Moscow
James van Fieet
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Yalu River
Washington
Yalta
Miami
U.S
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Army Chemical Corps Quietly Manufactures Nerve Gas at Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver based Rocky Mountain News reports Maj. Gen. E F Bullene confirms nerve gas G gas is produced in a large building at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal far from public roads. A $120000 fire hit a napalm plant nearby while officials say Denver residents have no reason to fear.
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Denver
Rrehy Mountain News
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Scripps-Howard
E. F. Bullene
Army Chemical Corps
Arsenal
Bullene
Rocky ‘Mountain
Ers
Natonal
Collier’s
Soviet Union
Army
Edgewood Arsenal
Alabama
Rocky Mountain News
Soviets and U S Clash Over Atomic Peace Plan
Washington reports indicate a wide gap between the United States and the Soviet Union on peaceful atomic energy use after exchange of detailed plans. Officials say the U S plan envisions an international agency pooling materials and expert talents, while the Kremlin reportedly seeks a ban on weapons.
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Washington
United States
Russia
John Foster
Dulles
Georgi N. Zarub
State Department
Soviet Union
iLitle Progress
OfScars
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
U.S
International
Atomc Energy Agency
Razdoea
Tests Indicate Ways To Cut Farm Costs
Agricultural researchers report farmers can lower costs by improved fertilizer use and crop practices. Michigan State tests show wheat costs drop from 1.85 to 1.38 per bushel, corn from 1.21 to 1.02, hay to 133.0 per ton, and sugar beets saving 3.02. Timely planting, varieties, seed treatment, crop rotation, soil management, and weed control contribute.
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Washington &S
Michigan Agricultural Experiment Staton
Sou
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Herman Bloem
Bloem
Wilbur Bauer
Home Council
United Press
Elyman
CP Center
U. S
Air Force
Boeing
Seattle
Wash
Nathan F. Twining
H-Blast
Pal Eifican
Bikini
Experimental Atoll
Tsumki
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
John M. Allison
Miami. Fla
Yuvon Doenges
Elyria Education Association
Miss Doenges
Anna Catherine Hess
U.S. Arsenal
Kremlin
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