Helium Waste Debate Targets Ickes and Dexter Field
A Dexter area helium review accuses Harold Ickes of neglecting a vital U.S. gas resource. The piece argues government obstruction stalled private development, citing failed wells, faded casings, and lost investment while warning of broader costs to medicine and science.
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Wichita
Kan
Dexter
Secretary of the Interior
Harold Ickes
New Deal
Forestry Service
Department of the Interor
Mr. Ickes
Zeppelin Company
Dr. Eckener
United States
Texas
Ickes
Mexico
Department of the Inter
Ackesda
Degwn-the-manger
Eckener
Goctor
Germany
House
Litchfield Notes Report Local Funerals and Visits
Vr and Mrs T H Case and Mrs Homan attended the funeral of Airs Case’s nephew Lee Snyder in Green Springs Sunday. Numerous local residents visited schools, teachers, churches, and relatives across Medina, Barberton, Elyria, Cleveland, and surrounding areas. Earl Hines’ house caught fire Sunday morning from an overheated chimney but was extinguished with roof damage.
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T. H. Case
Medina Association
Medina Congregational Church
C. D. Moore
Litchfield
Christian Education Committee
Rev
L. P. Juell
George Round
General Council
Berkley
Caliornia
Joe DeLong
Scudder
Herman DeLong
Copley
Mina Gott
Velma Welsh
C. J. Anderson
Brunswick
Floyd DeLong
Homerville
Gott
William Jic Endree
Wellington
Irs
Rose Petersen
Ruth
Bill Rozeil
Medina
Clarence Petersen
Barberton
Edward Young
Cleveland
Dorothy Platt
Carey
Ed Cox
Jrr
Sam Musser
William Miusser
William McKillop
Glen Williams
Mable Clark
Warren Simpson
Wadsworth
May Clodfelter
William Spieth
Elyria Fire Alarm System Lacking Prompt Upgrades urged
Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee and Elyria Fire Department the piece notes Elyria lacks a regular fire alarm system relying on telephones, earning eighth class on fire alarm grading. It urges reporting fires via Dial 1102 and highlights hose specs, costs, testing, and the risk from old roofs and chimneys.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Burt
Elvria
Geography Teachers Meet In Oberlin Tomorrow
About 50 to 200 members of the Ohio Council of Geography Teachers will convene in Oberlin for their annual meeting at the Allen Memorial Art Building. Professors from multiple universities will present talks on topics including conservation, field trips, Cuba, and ecological bases of conservation. The luncheon address will be given by Paul B. Sears of Oberlin College.
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Oberlin
Oho Council of Geography
Allen Memorial
Reuel B. Frost
Qoberin College Department of Geography
C. L. Dow
Ohio University
Athens
Obzo Wu
Adelaide Blouch
Garfield
Lakeness Ohio
Lakewood
C. A. Harpman
Ot South High School
Youngstown
Wiss Helen Boyer Smith
Sayler Park School
Cincinnati
Cuba
Alden Catshall
Ohio State Unversity
Wabash Valley
Paul B. Sears
Oberlin Botany Department
Oberlin Inn
Ohio Council of Geography Teachers
J. R. Graham
Zanesville
John H. Garland
Western Reserve University
Campus Concert At Oberlin Sunday
Oberlin College bands open the 1940 campus concert series this Sunday 4 to 5 pm at the college center. If rain or cold, postponement noted. Women's Band conducts by George E Welin with Wanda Pitman trumpet solo and Loretta Masters xylophonist. Louie Ewers directs two numbers. Marching Band under Arthur L Williams features a tuba solo and closes with America the Beautiful sung by the audience. Community seating provided and Lorain County invited.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Arthur L. Williams
Oberlin College Marching Band
George E. Weln
Wanda Pitman
Loretta Masters
Louie Ewers
Lorain County
Lightning strike near Colesburg spares mother and children
A mother and her two children narrowly escaped death when struck by lightning near Colesburg on the Cape of Good Hope. The flash stunned the woman, knocked the infant from her back, hurled a 1% into a prickly-pear tree, and scorched hair from one side of the other child's head.
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Colesburg
Cape of Good Hope
Three More Boxes Of Garments For Refugees Sent
Elyria Red Cross chapter shipped three more boxes of knitted and sewn garments for European war refugees to New York. Edith Metcalf announced the shipment, bringing total boxes to 19. Contents include 13 flannel dresses, a dress and sweater, two men’s sweaters, eight cotton dresses, and a dress from local church groups.
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Elyria
New York
American Red Cross
Edith Metcalf
Piaces
Europe
Miss Metcalf
Elyria American Legion Auxiliary
Henrietta Methodist Church
Oberlin
Second Congregations
Methodist and school groups produce layettes and dresses
In Elyria two layettes and four dresses were made by women of the First Methodist church, five dresses and baby rompers by Ridgeville High School girls, two dresses by Elyria Emmanuel Lutheran church members, and 16 sweaters by individual Elyria workers.
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Elyria
Elyria First
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Sherwin-Williams
Broad Street
Soviet
Supreme Soviet
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Alexis Zhdanoff
Ohio
Elyma
Elsina
Eivria Department
Tme
No. 1
Flushing
Dial
Flash Hurls
Roses
Darek
Baker Typewriter Sales
Middle Ave
5Th ST
Colonial Sweet Shop
Royal Typewriters
Victor
Ohio Public Service Co
S. J. Hastings
Grafton Road
M. F. Fey Real Estate
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut St
Crehore’s
Jim Giar
Sixth Street
Elyria Pa & Supply
Temple Ct
Ralph Hobilt
Dennison Ave
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