Busy American businessmen fund social duties and foundations
An excerpt from The Manent Revolution notes that top American executives like Wheeler, Carnegie, Rockefeller, Sloan, Ford and Watson devote substantial time to non remunerated voluntary activities. It argues philanthropy and civic engagement shape American life beyond profits, with foundations and statesmanship shaping public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Sage
Duke
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Jr
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors
Sloan Foundation
Ford
Paul G. Hossman
ECA
Xet
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines
Who's Who
Philp Reed
Generals Electro Co
International Chamber of Commerce
Ce.d
General Electric
America
Weather Cast For Northeastern Ohio Local Area
Northeastern Ohio forecast calls for fair and warm weather with a high near 77. Tonight will be cloudy with a low around 42 and light sprinkles possible. Tomorrow remains mostly cloudy and cooler than today.
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Ohio
Florist Ad Promotes Home Grown Roses at River Street
An advertisement for roses from a local florist lists home grown blooms for 3.00 apiece. The ad appears under 1435 East River Street with a simple price point and shop location.
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E. River St
Very Dull Primary Election Yields Sparse City Votes
In a very quiet election only 1,365 Republicans and 317 Democrats voted, just 13 percent of registered voters. Key GOP contests featured Patterson versus Strong in the Third Ward, and several council and auditor races. Winners from unopposed Democratic tickets showed modest totals, setting up general election matchups in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Harry Patterson
Alton D. Strong
New York Central Railroad
Strong
Patterson
Ic House
Council
Walter Wisinski
Edgar W. Millard
Thomas Bowen
J. Theodore Emerich
Alfred Alen
James P. Horn
Frank W. Jones
Donald Hirklpride
Floss Klopfenstein
Edward C. Lotus
Robert Dickinson
John FE. Hovis
Frank Kayden
Elyria Draft Board Sets June Induction Quota at 13 Men
Elyria’s draft board, meeting last night, reclassified 144 registrants and set a local June induction quota of 13 men the smallest since the draft’s reactivation. The eight month tally from Sept 1, 1950 to Mar 1, 1951 showed 722 enlistments and inductions with 36 inducted and 39 IC listed, plus 10 postponements for college and other reasons and eight farm deferments granted. One permit to leave the United States was also approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
United States
Kickoff Dinner Plans Complete for WCA Building Fund
Plans for the Advanced Gift Kick off Dinner at the Elks Ballroom Thursday evening are completed. General chairmen Sara C. Gollmar and Airs Scott Gillmore oversee the event for the W. C. A. Building Fund.
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The
Elks Ballroom
Sara C. Gollmar
Scott Gillmore
W.C. A. Building Fund
Fight to Extend Controls Faces Congressional Hurdles
President Truman urged Congress to extend two year inflation control powers covering prices wages credits and rents to bolster military strength and stabilize the economy. Key witnesses Gibson Smail Fleischmann faced sharp questioning as Senate and House committees scrutinized the requested legislation amid ongoing opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Congressional
Eawin F. Gibson
John D. Smail
Munitions Board
Senate
House Banking
Gibson
Manly Fleischmann
National Production Authority
Membes
Fleischmann
House
Small
Defense
Charles ©. Whson
House Banking ‘Committee
Approval of 58000 Bond for School Addition
Voters in the Columbia local school district approved a 58000 bond to add and equip the school building. The special election results were 150 in favor and 79 against, with bonds to be retired over 22 years.
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Columbia
Scout Board of Review Meets Thursday for Rank Advances
The Southeast District Boy Scouts hold a Board of Review to screen candidates for First Class Star and Life ranks ahead of the District Court of Honor. The review, chaired by George Rubenson, takes place at the Vai Spice real estate office at Chestnut and Road Streets at 7 30 PM tomorrow. The Court of Honor is planned for May 17 at the American Legion Home Post 12 with chairman Rufus G Taylor arranging it.
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Board of Review
Southeast District
District Court of Honor
Mar
Vai Spice
Chestnut and
Road Streets
George Rubenson
American Legion
Rufus G. Tarlor
Memorial Day Drill Sessions Set By Post No 1079
Members of the post and parade squads will hold drill practice Thursday night at the post home in preparation for the Memorial Day ceremonies. Former bur ial squad members and others may join the practice periods. Thursday’s meeting is at 8 p m. Corsage sales offer from Resars Florist at 1435 East River Street.
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FLW. No. 1079
Post
Marshall cites Soviet Chinese pact shaping Korea policy
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall told senators that a Soviet Chinese defense pact dictated the United States decision to refrain from using any Japanese manpower in Korea. He linked the pact to U.S. policy while testifying on Gen. Douglas MacArthur's dismissal, noting the Dec. 6 instruction required clearance of official public statements.
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Washington
Defense
George C. Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Marshall
MacArthur
Korea
Senate
Far Eastern
State Department
Japan
Democrats Name Jaworski Ford Mayor of Lorain
Lorain voters backed 6,077 Democrats and 3,142 Republicans in city contests. Jaworski led Democratic mayoral nominees with 3,993 votes, Maid en 1,035, Saland 565, Sipos 260, Lane 177. Thomas edged Goldthorpe 1,775 to 77 and Stevenson 521 for Republicans.
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Lorain
John C. Jaworski
Jaworski
Joseph Maiden, Jr
Frank Saland
John Sipos
Walter C. Lane
William A. Thomas
Paul J. Goldthorpe
Kenneth Stevenson
Leo C. Sveie
Thomas J. Johnson
Arthur’ ‘Ziegman
George T. Apelzon
Louis Arts
Edward J. Conley
Joseph Conley
Austin W. O'Toole
John Pincura
Common Pleas
O'Toole
Jackson F. Smith
Patrick McNaitt
Maurice C. Brown
Theodore Ford
Democratic Council
Antone Vishelyi
Joan A. Repko
Joseph Grunda
Earl R. Frank
E. E. Buell
Charles Peterson
Joan Watling
Repubiican
Gordon W. Smith
Joseph Orlando
Edward Novack
Edward Osko
Nicholas Ksenich
Joseph Grubie
Joe
Hog
Earl Thiehen
Amherst Primary Chooses Three for Public Affairs Board
In Amherst, five candidates vied for three Democratic nominations on the board of public affairs. The winners were Joan H. Gormley with 46 votes, Raymond W. Kane 45 votes, and John Maittey 40 votes. Losers were Robert Hasenflue with 33 and Blair Schaeffer with 27. A separate notice advertises a Mother’s Day sale at Burkline’s on 250 Second St featuring hats and bags priced at 260, 3.00 and 400.
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Ellsworth Albert
H. L. Coundrey
Carl Niemeyer
City Treasuer
Harry Weltz
James C. Scott
Dale Kellogg
Walter Decker
Christian Stolzenburg
Alvin Sauer
E. H. Weingarten
John Pieiko
Eugene B. Eddy
Orville Schaeffer
Frank S. Rust
Laura Thompson
Donald Meyers
Kenneth Lord
John McDonough
Amherst
Board of Public Affairs
Joan H. Gormley
Raymond W. Kane
John Maittey
Robert Hasenflue
Blair Schaeffer
Burkline’s
Second St
Graduation set for Elyria Catholic High School June 10
Rev. Edward J. Seward will present diplomas to four graduates at the Elyria District Catholic High School second annual commencement. Principal address by Rev. Basil Haren of Cleveland. Ceremony in the school auditorium. Haren is a St. Mary's Seminary and St. Johns College faculty member and Leuven PhD holder. Last year’s first graduation saw 17 seniors.
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Diocese of
Cleveland
Edward J. Seward
Elyria District
Seward
James B. Seward
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Joseph B. Lehane
Basil Haren
Akron
Haren
St. Mary's Seminary
University of
Ohio
St. John's College
Israel Anniversary Talk Set by Lorain Zionist Groups
Henry Miller Busch of Western Reserve University will speak Friday at 9 p.m. at the Aszuz Gath Bona Israel temple in Lorain. The event marks the anniversary of Israel's establishment, hosted by the Lorain-Elyria Zionist District, Lorain Senior Hadassah, and Binai Brith Lodge 263. Busch, a prominent sociologist and author, will discuss Israel's contribution to the free world. Refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller Busch
Western Reserve University
Cleveland College of Western Reserve University
Lorain-Elyria
Lorain
Hadassah
Binai Brith Lodge No. 263
State of Israel
Comer
Reid Avenue
Busch
Cleveland College
Cleveland
Ne York
National Committee On
United States
New York
Columbia University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
University of Denver
Colorado State College of Education
University of Southern California
University of Hawaii
University of Syracuse
Isans
C Ireland Chante
American Christian Palestine Committee
Daniel Morgan
Sponers
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Palestine
Israel
Believed 50 Enemy Jets Destroyed in Korean Air Strike
Tokyo dispatch reports the 5th Air Force hit a secret Sinuniu air base near the Manimo border with 312 aircraft. Five hundred enemy jets were hidden. officials say at least half may have been destroyed in the 30 minute raid.
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Tokyo
U.S
Manimo
Sth
Japan
Korea
Sinuniu
38Th Parallel
8Th Army
Seoul
Uijongbu
Chunchon
South Korea
Chuncwon
Inje
Pereliel
Sinuiju
Ez Ba Yalu
3Enchur
Earle Partridge
ceeLo
Sas
Rpe
Sedtar
Child Injured After Auto Collision Near George Race
A child suffered facial injuries and a fractured front tooth when struck by an automobile on Trondale Street near George Race 5 St Tongs. The collision occurred on a Saturday afternoon. The girl was taken to the Elsre le hospital for treatment and later released.
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Patrola
George Race
St Tongs
Sylises Coris
Ambherst. CO
Ana Mate
Jens
Trondale Street
Red Cross Volunteers Meet Tomorrow at St Paul's Church
Red Cross volunteers gather in St Paul's church basement at 8 o'clock for the annual meeting. Edna Sehrops, secretary, announces a special session for volunteers who aided in Red Cross work last year and an election to the board of directors. Mother's Day flowers offered by Markham's at 1153 E River Street.
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Edna Sehrops
Ed Cross
Judgar
Ter
Red Cross
St Paul's Church
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Henry W. Ault
Thomas D. Bowen
Trayor
Elvria
Henry Ault
Ublicans
Democrats
W. J. Decker
D. C. Kellogg
Elvrra
D.C. Kellogg
Fortune Inolation
Russell W. Car
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U.S. A
Prentice-Hall
Davenport
Wendell Willkie
Ess
Fortune
Sre
Pued High
EH. Wheeler Jr
Ney Bowes, Inc
Stamford
Clicut
Ing
American Manage Association
Amernolides
Tocquerville
Sage Observer
Ekets
Scout Board of Review
Resar’s Florist
River St
U. S
Bulletin
Jaworski Ford
Catholic H. S
Henry Minter Busch
Markham's
E. River Street
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