Studebaker Retains Distinctive Styling in 1954 Line
FRANK SNYDER reports the 1954 Studebaker models preserve their low windswept look with a new grill and bumper, plus a Conestoga station wagon and larger Champion and Commander brakes offering up to one-third more stopping power. Ford opens a 6050000 lab in Livonia to train dealers, with 6400 dealers, 43 million sq ft service space, and 4 billion dollars in annual service. Auto makers plan 3-D Cinemascope previews for models this year.
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Frank Snyder
Detroit
Studebaker
Studebaker Brothers
L. D. Crusoe
Ford Division
Ford
lFirst Service Laboratory
Ford Technical Services Laboratory
Past Matrons Meeting Postponed Christmas Week
Oberlin reports the Past Matrons Association of Pansy Chapter CBS postponed its Christmas party and officer elections to the Wednesday between Christmas and New Year. 12 members attended the Friday meeting. a farewell gift was given to Mrs. Jessie Kimpton.
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Association of Pansy
CBS
Edith Martin
N. Mainstreet
Jessie Kimpton
Ida Stefan
Martin
Sarah Branigan
Community church groups plan weekly prayer meetings
The article lists multiple church events including a 8 pm prayer at Christ Temple Church tonight, women’s auxiliary talks, bake sale, choir rehearsals, and a series of meetings across First Baptist and other parishes with speakers, cantors, and youth activities. It notes family and parish participation and an upcoming student recital and Christmas events.
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Isabelle Coy Wilson
Christ Temple Church
Vesta Haynes
Bowman
W. H. Coleman
Fred Holloway
Charles Mayle
Woman’s Auxiliary
Herbert T. Cox
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B. Whitman Dennison
Canvass
eChoir
W. J. Seaman
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James Brand House
Arthur Campbell
Morgan Street
Ray Pripps
Reamer Place
Pemmnars
Chester Shaver
iSsunday
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Florence Fitch
Warner Hall
Fairchild
Carl Howe
Forest Street
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Rust
Oberlin
Higher Incidence Of Diseases Blamed On DDT
United Press report discusses Dr. Morton Biskind citing a rise in illnesses since 1945 linked to DDT and related chlorinated hydrocarbons. He names hepatitis polio heart and artery disorders cancer pneumonia and other syndromes in humans and hoof disease blue tongue and others in animals.
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Delos Smith
United Press
New York
Morton S. Biskind
Westport
Biskind
Aumonis
Newcastle
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