Parents Warned To Take Stock In Themselves
Pittsburgh jurist Judge John Drew warned that parents seeking to shield teens from delinquency must examine their own behavior. He argued that youths imitate adults and that evading jury duty cheating on taxes and abusing influence corrupt attitudes toward laws. He contrasted U S society with postwar Italy and Scandinavia noting higher living standards do not prevent crime. He said many vandals come from middle and upper class families and urged traditional values and self reflection.
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Pittsburgh
John Drew
Common Pleas
Drew
Italy
Oilmen Favor Competition On Ohio Turnpike
Representatives of the petroleum industry tell the Turnpike Commission the industry wants competition along the Ohio Turnpike. A report urges service areas built in cooperation with oil firms with separate stations for passenger cars and trucks and two or more stations selling competitive brands. Leases should run five years.
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Columbus
Turnpike Commission
Youngstown Merchant Leader Elected Ohio President
Charles Nichols, president and general manager of the G. M. McKelvey department store in Youngstown, was elected president of the Ohio Merchants Association at a Columbus meeting. Nichols was noted for his work in retailing and union relations within the state’s department store sector.
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Columbus
Charles Nichols
G. M. McKelvey Department Store
Youngstown
Ohio
State Council of Retail Merchants
Paul A. Scholl
Cussins & Fearn Co
Open House Planned for 50th Wedding Anniversary
New London residents Mr and Mrs Harry Gregg of R D 2 will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on November 25 with open house at their home. Sunday hours are 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. They shared marriage vows in 1903 in Elyria. They have six living children and 165 grandchildren with four great grandchildren.
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New London
Harry Gregg
Alta Reynolds
John Whitecord
Methodist Church
Elyria
Paul
Wellington
Carl
Theodore
Louella
Kenneth Grog
Lorain
Elgy
Elizabeth
Francis Woodbury
Greenwich
Gregg
Sullivan
Berle to Wed in December says New York Journal American
The New York Journal American reports Milton Berle and Ruth Cosgrove plan marriage in December. Berle, 46, earns $25,000 weekly and may wed between his December 8 finale and the January 1954 opener, likely in Miami Beach. Cosgrove is Berle’s third wife and has been Joyce Mathews’s companion.
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New York
INS
The
New York Journal-American
Milton Berle
Ruth Cosgrove
Berle
Miami Beach
Joyce Mathews
Billy Rose
Miss Cosgrove
Kessler Wins Distinguished ROTC Honor at Reserve
Avon Lake student Roland R. Kessler son of Mr and Mrs Max Kessler 175 Inwood Boulevard received the Distinguished ROTC Iron Age Military Student ribbon at Western Reserve University The honor reflects high standing in ROTC leadership and academics Kessler is a junior Phi Society member and Student Council member at Reserve The Iron Age notes buyers face slow steel orders despite optimistic chatter due to current market conditions and rising costs affecting auto and process industries.
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Avon Lake
Roland R. Kessler
Max Kessler
Inwood Boulevard
New York
Outi
Air Force
R.O.T.C
Western Reserve University
Kessler
R.O
national metal/T.C
Spire Ieee
Iron Age
Pfaudler Co
Gordon
Chu
Shanghai
Pennsylvania
High State College
George Warren
Ohio State University
Chrysler
Steel
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Mrs
Ohio Turnpike
Broad ST
Artheck Baster the
Revere Dutch Oven
Westinghouse
Cale
Onion Chopper
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
N.Y
Pfaudler
Orion
Pony Tail
Chronicle-Telegram
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