Memorial Stadium plans topple Amherst boosters drive
Amherst booster committees finalize a Memorial Stadium campaign spanning May through 1949 with a goal of 587,000 to honor World War veterans. plans include floodlights, wire fencing, temporary bleachers, ground-level lighting poles costing 808 each, and a future permanent stadium of stone and steel for 788 to 1,080 capacity. committee members listed include Dick Zilch and Karl Cotton among others.
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Amherst
Memorial Stadium
Dick Zilch
Karl Cotton
Carl Deeds
Clyde Donnelly
Charles Gormley
David Goldthorpe
William Guild
Ray Jewett
George Innes
Doyle Hutton
Kari Mulder
Eric. Nord
F. M. Powers
Elmer Smith
J. J. Gmythe
Stone City
Lorain
Sullivan
Biyria
Ray Wellmes
Clarence Dean
Ruth Schaeffer
Amherst High School
Oberlin
Jane Darting
Beverly Sprague
Barbara Tab‘bart
Berea
Fremont End
Calfornia Ar
Henry Gehroeder
Lincoln Street
California
West
Earl Gweet
Rialto
Alec Mra
Bchromder
L.J. Wheeler
Gan Bernardine
Mesplist
Elisabeth Plato
Elyria Avenue
Sandusky Hospital
Philip Jaeger
George Garthe
Endre Neal Ludwig
Sesalona
Guild of the Piret Evangelical Church
Floyd McIntyre
Fabrics with history and wartime zest mark latest fashion notes
New Orleans fabric producer plans women's wear with prints of historic sites including St Louis Cathedral and Mardi Gras landmarks. Paratrooper veterans turn wartime skills toward peacetime roles in Rocky Mountains as the US Forest Service hires 50 smoke jumpers. Ohio patrols eye Eisenhower jacket style due to scarce uniforms, while farm gear and German gag masks appear in other notes.
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Milady
St. Louie
Rocky Mountains
WU. S. Forest Service
Corpa
Ave
Soft coal talks falter as strike threats surge
OsaTecD quits talks with Secretary Swellenbach over handling of a soft coal strike. Paul Fuller, special conciliator, resigns as John L. Lewis issues new mining demands and a 75 000 strong strike threat targets anthracite miners. In Columbus Ohio Mrs Sophia Schille 101 dies leaving an estate of 93264 with an inventory showing her as widow of Peter Schille founder of a soft drink firm she ran.
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Osatecd
Swellenbach
Paul W. Fuller
John L. Lewis
Columbus
Sophia Schille
Goose herb garden defense sparks new patch method
Indianapolis garden editor Paul Allan proposes geese patrol to protect strawberry patches. He cites a state entomologist theory that geese eat pests in the grass, leaving strawberries untouched. If it fails, he plans Thanksgiving and Christmas patches, and ads promise quick relief for athletes foot.
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Strawberry Browers
Paul Allan
Indianapolis
Geese
Adda
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