Auto sales and labor contracts loom over US auto industry
Detroit reports how new GM and Ford contracts with CIO United Auto Workers could influence car production and sales. A record 2.59 million cars sold since January signals a potential rebound, with Chrysler struggling to reclaim third place. Drivers’ attitudes and safety hold relevance amid the industry’s high stakes.
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Detroit
INS
General Motors
Ford
Cio-United Automobile
Sieren
Ameriani
Buick
Chrysler Plymouth
Chrysler
Plymouth
Flint
Mich
Red Cross Production List Highlights Posts and Repairs
Long reader item reviews automotive equipment trends and care tips. It notes quick hoists for under car adjustments, tubeless tire tools, and twin exhaust adapters, plus presenteers a call for safety and emotion awareness in driving. The piece mentions local Red Cross chapters and volunteer sewing efforts supporting service kits and afghans.
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Sion Wits
Leonard M. van Noppen
Ohio Oil Co Reports First Quarter 1955 Gains
Ohio Oil Co posts net income of 10 878 914 for Q1 1955, up 193 201 from prior year. Earnings per share rise to 158 from 133, and a 2 for 1 stock split is approved. Authorized common shares increase, production and sales climb, dividend declared.
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Ohio Oil Co
Aren
Findlay
Dire
Ridgeville Girl Wins Five New Ohio Scholarship
A Ridgeville High School student skilled in band and home crafts is named a finalist for one of five Sophie Juamed Gist scholarships. The winner list includes Thomas F. Warner from Ashland and Roy St. Deemer of Columbus among top qualifiers. the contest is open to children of employees and distributors.
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Ridgevile High
Mies M Inn Garde
Marlyn
Hag
Duarm
Sears
Amonea
Latin Club
Girl Athlone Association
Mariya
Les Cops
Marilin
David J Gaede
Sugar Ridge Road
Actiatics
Mamwn
Soen
Sohia
Maniya
Ashland
Rittman
Columbus
Oberlin College
Thomas FE. Warner
Virginia
E. Wenger
Roy St. Deemer
Oberlin
Pauk
Finnigan
Zanesville
Earl D. Winters
Bidwell
Banquet Dramatics Highlight St Joan’s Parish Program
Merry Maids mother and daughter banquet at St. Joans Evangelical and Reformed Church drew 32 attendees including 12 members and 20 guests for a chicken dinner. Eve Pippert led the program with Washington trip slides, Roy Date praised, Rev. Singley offered prayer, and a vocal duet plus readings and songs entertained the group.
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South Amherst
Evelyn Pippert
Merry Maids
St Joans, Evangelical and Reformed Church
Washington, D. C
Wellame
Roy Date
Dewors Singley
Maye Brucker
Thay Palmer
Reading
Herbert Setqneeder
Mathers
Marence Fauvey
Kenneth Jones
Gil Sehneider
Deanne
Ridgeville Grange Plans Include Memorial Day Parade Prep
The Ridgeville Grange met at Grange Hall with Master Jack Sprenk presiding. Plans include Drary man for the Grane float, Rural Life Day June 5, and a basket lunch for Farm Bureau and Lorain County Granges. Also scheduled are a county home visit May 22 and a program featuring music and songs by local girls.
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Ridgeville
Grange Hall
Jack Sprenk
Frank Mason
Mel Vern Mitchell
James Hershey
Buvedach Chils
Future Farmers For America
Lorain County
Span
Russell Hoey
Ohne State Cgranges
Diege
Tpan
Carlisle I Grange
North Elyma
Mies Myron Cutterman
Tepnomues
Lorna Worcester
Elsie Lockhart
Mary Ann Smith
Paul Knapp
Flurbert Lales
Wade Honney
Bert Smit
John Miles
Otto Beckley
Dan Hardings
Grange
Final Dinner Plans Set In South Amherst
Officers and committee members will decorate the gymnasium for the Alumni Banquet on May 28 at 6 30 PM. Lorain orchestra will play for dancing from 9 PM to 1 AM and the PTA will prepare and serve the turkey dinner. Honored guests include the 1930 alumni celebrating 25 years and the graduating class of 1955 with adviser Francis McDonough. Complimentary tickets issued. Reservations due by Friday May 20. Contact Ike Thompson or Lilly Krebs.
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South Amherst
Lorain
Lim
PTA
Francs McDonough
Ike Thompson
Lilly Krebs
Club And Grange Plan Meetings At Penfield
Penfield residents will attend a two part gathering at the Penfield club and Penfield Grange. The Jolly Friendship Bathday Club meets all day with a covered dish and program hosted by Mrs. Thali Seay and Mrs. Maran Rubel at the club 15 suenety. Penfield Grange plans a Wednesday 7 30 pm meeting at Society Hall White the Grange Hall with a remcadeling program and a community feelings session.
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Penfield
Jolly Friendship Bathday Club
Thali Seay
Maran Rubel
Suenety
Penfild
White the Grange
Society
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