C Ration Comes Of Age In New Combat Rations Update
United Press reports the U S military has updated the C ration in Korea with new menu items such as sausage patties with gravy ham and eggs with potatoes chicken and vegetables ham and lima beans beans with pork and tomato sauce hamburgers with gravy and ground meat and spaghetti in sauce. The cans can be eaten cold or heated using humidity resistant safety matches and improvised fires using dirt and gasoline in improvised stoves.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press
U. S
Korea
G. I
Description of C ration use and field feeding details
The account explains heating food in a can with a plastic spoon and stirring to prevent burning. It notes the presence of plastic spoons in each C ration box and describes interactions with locals and a sign advertising a wash house. It lists contents of a prior C ration including frankfurters, beans, sausage patties, chicken and vegetables, fruit, soap, coffee, sugar, jam, and crackers.
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Duk Soo Palace
Seoul
How to Protect Shoe Tips With Shellac Coating
If your child scuffs the tips of his shoes regularly you can ease nerves and costs by shining the shoes then applying several thin layers of shellac. The glass remains intact and the leather gains protection against kicks scratches and wear.
Rosary Society Plans Cleveland NCW Visit
The Rosary Society of St. Joseph's Church met Monday evening to plan attendance at the National Council of Catholic Women gathering in Cleveland from October 14 to 18. Special prize winner was Mrs. Stella Pajor. next meeting will feature an officer election with hostesses Mrs. Sitkowski, Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Strohmeier, Mrs. Vilagi, and Mrs. Urig.
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Rosary Society of
Stella’ Pajor
Joseph Sitkowski
Robert Squires
J. J. Strohmeier
Louis Vilagi
M. G. Urig
American Legion
Allen Pikey
Earl Gallagher
Walter Gambish
Commander Cherry
Crestline
Fred Deiner
Russell Kubach
Jim Childress
George Walker Jr
Don Cherry
Ernest
Jean Schaeffer
Korea
Auer
Edgemeer
Bill Burgette
Prospect Street
Burdette
Legion
Burdett Lawson
Powers and
Norwalk
Oberlin College Employees Accept 5 Percent Wage Increase
Oberlin College Employees Association voted to accept a 5 per cent wage increase effective October 1 1950 after negotiations with the college board. The meeting covered cost of living rises Social Security act applicability and retirement provisions. Eleanor Knox was elected vice president to fill a vacancy.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Employes Association
Board of Trustees
OCEA
Pres. Stevenson
Dean Stewart
Association
Boccia
Social Security Board
Lorain
William P. Davis
Eleanor Knox
Amherst Jaycees hold meeting at town hall approve Zilch award rename
Amherst Jaycees met at the town hall with state vice president Ed Sass attending. The group approved renaming the Keyman Award as the Richard H. Zilch Memorial Award to honor Zilch’s service. plans covered bowling, golf, Halloween party, Christmas and New Year events, and a broad slate of 1950 51 committee assignments and projects.
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Amherst
Amherst Jaycees
Town Hall
Ed Sass
Joe Husar
Keyman
Richard H. Zilch
Mr. Zilch
Amherst Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard Zilch
Elmer Smith
Social Advance Committee
Cherry Ridge
John Ruth
Petrillo
Tom Heinzerling
Bob Beesing
Civic Service Committee
Merrill Walker
Beesing
Jaycees
Columbus
Norman Kurth
Vermilion
Ken Carpenter
Jaycee
Jaycee Bell
Ed Waek
Ted Waek
Ralph Zilch
Jim Carpenter
Dick Gormley
Kenneth Alexander
Irving Emmerich
Norm Werner
Allen Pikey
Dave Goldthorpe
Leroy Kubuske
Paul Pikey
Fred Stilgenbauer
Howard Macgele
Richard Ehrman
Pete Darakis
Jim Childress
Don Cherry
William Ehrlich
Robert Walker
Donald Ludwic
Roy Koch
B. Renne
Social Advancement
Orlando Petrillo
R. Marlowe
R. Sauer
Chuck Heck
J. Schwartz
Robert Kropf
Jerry Super
Jack Essie
Art Gringle
Harold Bennett
Ways and Means
George Walker Jr
Ken Canonge
Ed Morison
George Super
J. Ehrlich
Jim Schulz
March of Dimes
DSA
Hneman
Asen
Carl MacKay
Four Car Collisions Reported in Oberlin Area
Four late model automobiles were damaged in two Oberlin crashes. Hugh A. Robertson backed into Margaret E. Lyman on North Main, while Wilma R. Tran and Wilbur Richard Scott collided at Vine and Pleasant. Also noted is a Navy Showboat crewman Arthur C. Foltz serving in Korea aboard an Essex class carrier.
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Wilton A. Dawley
Oberlin
Hugh A. Robertson
E. College Street
N. Main Street
Margaret E. Lyman
Robertson
Margaret Lyman
Lyman
East Vine Street
Pleasant Street
S. Pleasant Street
Wilma R. Tran
LaGrange
Wilbur Richard Scott
S. Park Street
Tran
Vine Street
Far East
Far
Arthur C. Foltz
USN
Oberlin Road
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Richard W. Kaase Co
Kaase
Broad ST
Birdseye
Beechnut Baby Foods
Ridgeville Grocery
Lake Ave
del Monte Juice Sale
Lake Erie
Oscar Mayer
York State
Beechnut Baby Food
Wilson
Charles £. Wilson
Raymond C. Firestone
Henry Ford II
New York
National Conference of Christians and Jews
International Soundphoto
P. O. Box
Betty Heilman
Pleasant Phone
Charles Roderick
MacKay
Christine Wolf
Legion Meeting
Amherst Township
Ridge Freeze Ocker
Center Ridge
North Ridgeville
Campbbell’s Pork & Beans
Dole
Weideman
Catsup
Boston Butts
Ridge Freeze
Veterinary Medical
People’s Poultry
Sears
A. F. Carek
Henrietta Packing Co
Henrietta Hill
Birmingham
Velveeta
Weideman Isalad
Green Peppers
Tatkav
Avnay Grapes
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