Inauguration Age Averages Among 1952 Presidential Candidates
United Press reports that most 1952 presidential hopefuls are above 60. Eisenhower Warren Taft and Kefauver are listed with ages, while Stevenson Kerr Russell and Hariman show mid-fifties to early sixties. Barkley appears as a potential vice presidential candidate. The piece notes the 54 average inauguration age and recalls Roosevelt and Harrison as youngest and oldest presidents.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Estes Kefauver
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Illinois
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Robert S Kerr
Oklahoma
W. Averell Harriman
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
William Henry Harrison
The
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Truman
Fdr
Henry A. Wallace
Mr. Truman
Weatherman Cynical About Mistakes
Boston weather observer places a typed note under his desk plate glass. The quote reflects his view that errors are remembered while correct forecasts fade. The item reads like a human interest caption attached to a weather office scene.
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Boston
U. S
Weather Observer
New Schedule For Bookmobile Is Announced
Lorain County Traveling Library announces a May 26 start for a new bookmobile schedule led by Miss Winifred E. Decker. The route lists multiple villages with precise stop times across May through July, including Grafton Belden La Grange Amherst and more, with daily progresses over five weeks.
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Lorain County
Winifred E. Decker
Grafton
Hitchcock's
Belden
Kingsley’s Corner
Belden School
la Grange
Stagecoach
Penfield
Penfield Park
Linden’s Farm
Carlisle
Carlisle Avenue
Kipton
Henrietta
Schlechter’s Farm
Henrietta Hill
Amherst Township
Middle Ridge
Brighton
Brighton Center
Rochester
Rochester Center
Huntington
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Center
Sneffield
Johnson's
Avon
Detroit
Case Roads
Avon Cash Market
Detroit and
Center Roads
Nagle Roads
Sheffield Lake
O. W
Tennyson
Brownhelm
Mill Hollow Hill
Brownhelm Station
Brownhelm Center
South Amherst
Rt. 113
iQuarry Road
South Amherst Town Hall
Rt. 57
Fuller Road
LaPorte Methodist Church
Indian Hollow Road
Ridgeville
Fields Corner
Homecrest
Ridgeville Town Hall
Cleveland Street
Race Road
Scheidler’s
Sugar Ridge
Bender Road
Ridgeville Locker
Columbia
Columbia School
Rt. 82
Boone Road
Miller's Garage
West View Allotment
Columbia Station
Station Road
Eaton
North Eaton
Shout Birthday Forecast for Friday May 23
Born today you have a surge of nervous energy and strong self confidence. You will be influenced by others and may regret not following your own judgment. Fate and change mark your life with cycles of success and despair, so learn to ride the shifts and save during good times.
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FBI
Galvanized Iron Finishes And Weathering Advice
For galvanized iron a zinc dust zinc oxide primer and coat are recommended. New galvanized iron should weather about six months before painting.
Cotillion tales spark Time magazine founders rise
In a passage from The Amiable Baltimoreans Francis Beirne recalls a post World War I Cotillion where guests Henry Luce and Briton Hadden arrived in tuxedos startled the doorman. They later founded Time Magazine and inspired Life. A separate anecdote reports Colonel Duffy calling a hospitalized friend about an operation ending with a nurse’s waltz and a surgeon’s cut.
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Altimore
Francis Beirne
Henry R. Luce
Hadden
Time Magazine
Mr. Luce
Life
Illinois
Duffy
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Character and Management Drive Smarter Investments
Babson argues that future investment success hinges on management and character, not just balance sheets. He urges personal interviews, confidential sourcing, and avoidance of overreliance on analysts to judge a company's long term prospects.
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Babson Park
Mass
E. H. Harriman
America
W. Averell Harriman
Russia
Mr. Harriman
Eral
County VFW Officers Ready for Joint Installation in Lorain
Veterans of Foreign Wars posts in the county gather at Post 107 in Lorain for a 2 PM joint installation of Lorain County Council and Auxiliary officers. Past state commander Art Willard of Cleveland will install the Council, while Mrs. Margaret Sheets will install the Auxiliary. Newly elected officers include Commander Raymond Neff and Trustees Noel Lewis Alfred Hosler and Paul Gross. A social period follows and a large turnout is anticipated.
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Lorain
LaGrange
John Fyfe
James Burkes
Warren Tamm
Wellington
Thomas Micalis
Elyria
Ray Ewell
Noel Lewis
Alfred Hosler
Paul Gross
Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
Washington report recounts Russell M. Arundel purchasing the island Outer Baldonia off Nova Scotia, declaring himself prince and creating a self governing micro state with a constitution and honorary titles. The piece notes his whimsical governance, currency, and plan to return to tuna fishing in Outer Baldonia.
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Nichols
Washington
Russell M. Arundel
Outer Baldonia
Outer Bald
Nova Scotia
Arundell
Dominion of Canada
Prince Arundel
Canada
Ronald Wallace
Harold Lohnes
William Degarthe
Arundel
Warrenton
Baldonia
Sulphur Use Rises Across Sectors 1941 to 1951
Freeport Sulphur Company reports annual per capita consumption of sulphur used in fertilizer climbed from eight to 18 pounds between 1941 and 1951. In chemicals the rise was seven to 12 pounds, and in petroleum refining it grew four to eight pounds.
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Freeport Sulphur Company
Best Advised If Possibility Of Polio Suspected
Dr. Robert Eiben warned Ohio physicians of the polio season and advised rest for doubtful cases. He noted polio can strike healthy people quickly and emphasized careful rest. expectant mothers are susceptible but birth and child are not harmed.
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Cleveland
Ohio State Medical Association
Robert Eiben
Eiben
Cleveland City Hospital
Eibeen
Prettiest Girl To Be Selected For July 4 Regatta
Lorain moves the prettiest girl contest to join July 4 weekend regatta events. The July 4 winner goes to the Miss Ohio contest at Mentor on the Lake and the overall winner represents Buckere state in Atlantic City. Contestants hail from Lorain and several nearby counties.
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Lorain
Sandusky
Mentor-on-the-Lake
Buckerestate
Atlantic City
Erie
Huron
Seneca
Ottawa
Ameriam
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