South Amherst Firelands Grid Team To Use Tulk Field
South Amherst Firelands grid team plans to use Tulk Field off Elm Street near South Lake for four evenings. Village officials discuss leasing terms with Firelands School for practice and football use, with council approving field leasing and vehicle purchases while seeking legal protections.
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Firelands Grid
Tulk
South Amherst
Henry Glowaski
Firelands School
Elm St
South Lake R
South St
James Hales
Irelands
Roblem
Hales
Henry
Garland
Geraldine Larkin
Acciante Ar
CIO-PAC backs Senator Burke for re election
The Ohio CIO Political Action Committee endorsed incumbent Democratic Senator Thomas A. Burke. The group also announced recommendations for several state offices and noted ongoing discussions on county and district races. Endorsements included Lieutenant Governor George D. Mt UIL, Secretary of State Robert W. Reider, State Treasurer Joseph T. Ferporguron, Attorney General Paul F. Ward, and the Supreme Court candidate James F. Bell London with terms starting in 1955.
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Columbus
Oom
Stee Ok G
Neate Ake
Waring
Sanitary Engilor
Board of Public
Neer
South Amherst
Wal
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Albert Desantis
Rt. 113
Main Street
Lake Streets
Council
Desantia
Devitis
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio Cio
George D
Nye
Waverly
Robert W
Oak Harbor
Annis Rd
Joseph T
Paul F. Ward
Ide
Granite Improver Supreme Court
James F. Bellent Co
London
John H
Glass Tariff Boost Rejected Blasted in Toledo
President Eisen hower's rejection to raise the tariff on hand made glassware is condemned by International President Harry Cook in Toledo. He calls the move economic appeasement and says Congress must oppose the tariff commission as incompetent in several districts. The labor leader argues the tariff increase harms the home industry and urges producers to expand.
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Toledo
Eisenhower
Harry Cook
Ampab
Cook
Tariff Commission
Pawtucket
R. I
Frederick Barboza
de Barboza
Amherst Grange Booster Night Programs Unveiled
Amherst Grange outlines Booster Night events for tomorrow featuring dance by Kay Emmerich Kathy Childress and Karla Smith accordion solo by Dick Scibley songs by Beverly Lambie piano solo by Christine Barnes clarinet duet by Susan Snell and Sharon Riggs tap dance by Charles and James Alexander and a reading The program showcases local performers in a community talent evening.
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Kay Emmerich
Kathy Childress
Karla Smith
Dick Scibley
Beverly Lambie
Christine Barnes
Susan Snell
Sharon Riggs
Charles
James Alexander
Community notices mix at Amherst gatherings and clubs
Amherst area clubs and churches hold meetings and social events including booster programs at Grange Halls and various sorority chapters. Attendees plan plays and fundraisers, while families honor servicemen and discuss upcoming activities and installations.
Police Patrol Officers List Captains and Squad Members
Officers of the patrol include captains Carol Petra and Jack Drage and lieutenants Roy Fluker and Dale Kratchen. The squad also features Cheryl Alexander Perry Arenz Jack Attkisson Don Bolger Dan Bristow David Brown Edward Davis Kenneth Demos Tony Gallardo Jane Gallardo Charles Gross Wayne Gross Marcia Hancock Nancy Hornbeck Eric Huber Charles Ingersoll William Jackson Barbara Jones Sharon Jones Susan Jones Jack Kaiser Tom Kaiser Bill Kemper Lewis Kilzer Joyce Komko Nancy Kovach John Kromoff Fred Lewis Edith Lowery Charles Lowery Mary Alice Mesley Michelle McCray Rose McKinney Sally Papp James Pratt Anna Price Camden Rigg John Robertson Fred Rubinger Judy Scarbrough Ronald Simon Judith Tarry Linda Tarry Jack Thorpe Archie Townsend David True Earl Twyman Bennie Washington Judy Welch Emma Whitfield James Johnson and Charmaine Szany.
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Carol Petra
Jack Drage
Roy Fluker
Dale Kratchen
Cheryl Alexander
Perry Arenz
Jack Attkisson
Don Bolger
Dan Bristow
David Brown
Edward Davis
Kenneth Demos
Tony Gallardo
Jane Gallardo
Charles Gross
Wayne Gross
Marcia Hancock
Nancy Hornbeck
Eric Huber
Charles Ingersoll
William Jackson
Barbara Jones
Sharon Jones
Susan Jones
Jack Kaiser
Tom Kaiser
Bennie Washington
Judy Welch
Emma Whitfield
James Johnson
Charmaine Szany
Photon machine adopted by Quincy Patriot Ledger
The first commercial photon composing machine is announced by the Quincy Patriot Ledger. The system imprints characters on film rolls and speeds news production, testing at the paper with photon results appearing beside traditional linecasting pages. Photon's makers claim twenty four times faster operation than current type setting, marking a rapid advance in movable type history.
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Quincy Patriot Ledger
C. G. Aschenbach
Abel
Car
Finnegan
Caroline Kelch
Dow
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Proson
Middle Ridge
Elyria Church
Peter Smith
Elstiajfaster
Elyria
Quincy
Mass
Photon
Patriot Ledger
Juvenile Delinquency Ties To Draft, Poverty Cited
Washington reports say juvenile delinquency has grown since 1948 with factors including divorce poverty comics and television. An executive of the Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee notes that over half of adult criminals began as juveniles and that the draft disrupts youth employment. He urges reform rather than punishment. In Denver a 2000 pound bull wandered from the stockyards into town stopping at a red light before being roped and linked to a parking meter by officers.
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Washington
UPI
Richard Clendeneen
Senate
Linquency Subcommittee
Monins
Weven
Denver
Denver Union
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June €. Alexander
Franklin Ave
Sherrill Metnda
Hickory Tree
Mary-Martha Clauss
Congre Grange
National Church
Grange
Joyce Szabados
Hildred Crange
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Ruth Slack
Alma Miller
Marion Steele
Emerson Emke
Bessie Hamel
Evelyn Hanlon
Jean Packard
Hazel Richmond
Edna Rockwood
Dorothy Rozsos
Jane Pinkney
Minnie Sabiers
County Workshop
Playhouse
Middle Ridge Rd
Frank Ayres
Moonlight
John McLoda
Niles McLoda
Camp Jackson
D. C
Dale McLoda
Sandra
Neal
William
Norene
Sherrill McLoda
Oberlin College
Qarve Finne
Roy Berrington
Norma Busser
Jackson St
Betty Duskey
Pearl St
Louise Starbuck
Diane Henry
Marlene Mollison
Mary Lou Zinmeister
Mary Lou Gergel
Ann Guiselman
Ai Beta Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Arleen Baird
R.D
Nancy Kaser
Dorothy Northeim
Ince
International
Marilyn Bechtel
Corneil Ave
Marilyn Schwartz
Iola Taylor
Evelyn Dunn
Donna Epply
Lois Jones
Donnatt
Florence Jasinski
Anne Grahn
Mission Circle 10
Carl Psoox
Caro
Lions Club
Miriam
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Irene Berg
Florence Essig
Lena Worthington
Lucinda Berger
Ethel Schubert
Carrie Kreger
Gertrude Bischoff
Amherst Fire Department
Gene Woods
Ren Pea Drop -Ri- Cale
Evrely Wald
Seem Fen Shee
Grafton
Spitzer Hardware & Supply CO
Clendenen
Premier Red
Donald Duck
Hydrox
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U.S
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Sugardale Tender Coneys
Gorden
New Jersey
MR. Bean
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Hudson
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Sauerkraut
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Kingnut
Bria
Ohio
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Telearam
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