Stamp collecting tips and new issues promoted
Stamp Facts discusses trading surplus stamps to start new collectors and trade for needed ones, and proposes a mail reply address for assistance. It notes plate number variations cause scarcity and previews updated catalogs. It lists recent stamps from Spain Haiti Australia West Germany and Telstar first day sales in France.
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United States
Dowd Rd
Elyria
Ohio
Post Office Department
Europa
American Topical Association
ATA
NATO
Council of Europa
Benelux
Scott
Guivvons
Michel
Haiti
Australia
World Conference of the Associated Country Women of the World
Hanover
West Germany
Telstar
America
France
Home Ec Teacher Pushes Real Baby Lab at Elyria High
Elyria High School home economics teacher Mabel Eubanks advocates a live baby laboratory to enhance the child welfare course. She uses student projects and community ties to fund and run the program while balancing legal concerns. The program also connects with the Gasco Institute and features student led caregiving observations.
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Elyria High School
Mabel Eubanks
Home Economics
Miss Eubanks
Eubanks
Muss Eubanks
Gasco Institute
Mabel Eubach
Wallace declares war on Sweden over book boycott
Los Angeles based author Irving Wallace launches a protest against Sweden and the Nordic press over what he calls a sub rosa boycott of his novel The Prize. Sweden Denmark Finland and Norway reportedly rejected publishing offers citing perceived national sensitivities while Wallace notes strong sales elsewhere and a planned Stockholm movie adaptation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Irving Wallace
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Scandinavia
Wallace
Chapman Report
London
Chapman
United States
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Stockholm
Nobel Institute
Nobel
Nils Stahle
U. S Army
Names from initials are popular in many fields
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The SHAPE of things to come may have been foreseeable in World War II when this acronym was coined as short for Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe Names formed from initial letters became common in unitary designations such as WAC WAVE and WREN and have spread into politics and industry TASTE is the acronym for a new Chemetron machine in Vota division that concentrates juice or other liquids before canning or freezing with the full name Thermally Accelerated Short-Time Evaporator.
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San Francisco
UPI
Supreme Headquarters
Europe
Wiz
WAC
WAVE
WREN
CARE
Scence
Chemetron Corporation
Votafor Division
Cash on hood paid in Brazil
NEW YORK UP I reports about 82 percent of Volkswagens sold in Brazil are paid for in cash, compared with about one third of cars in the United States.
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Hood
Brazil
New York
UPI
Volkswagen of America
United States
Newcomers Dance Highlight For Lorain Dippers Event
Lorain Lake Shore Dippers host second annual Newcomers Night at United Polish Club with Ralph Pavlik guiding newcomers in a Western square dance session. Elyria offers learnings with Oct 16 class and a 50 cent workshop. Berea and Wadsworth also host square dance events this week.
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Lake Shore Dippers of
Lorain
Area Square
Cleveland
Aittle
Lorain United
Elyria
Elyria Moose Hall
East Broad St
Pavlik
Lake Shore Dippers
United Polish Club
Ralph Pavlik
Olmsteders
Olmsted Falls High School
Litman
Berea Fairgrounds
Western Squares
Civic Center
John and
Marge Derringer
Wadsworth
Frank Mayer- Elyria
Avon Isle
Biltz
Outdoorsman mail carrier Harold Thompson profiles demands
Harold Thompson of 1331 East Ave enjoys camping from the west coast to Connecticut and Florida. He remodels a 15 foot trailer for camping use while hunting and fishing on Lake Erie. His family includes wife Shirley and two children Lynn and Chris. Harold served in World War II, belongs to the American Legion and is a longtime postal union leader. He works Ninth through Fifteenth streets from Middle Ave to Riverside Drive and values a friendly hello from neighbors.
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West Coast
Florida
Connecticut
Harold
Sandusky Bay
Lake Ente
Thompson
Frinceton Ave
Lynn
Chris
Elyria High School
Elynn Memorial Hospital
American Legson
Letter Carriers of
Elyria
Ninth
Fifteenth
Middle Ave
Riverside Drive
Ths
Life begins at forty Natural laws health guide
A Chronicle Telegram column endorses natural laws of health as guiding principles for aging well. Dr Max Wurmbrand promotes diet shifts away from refined foods and animal products toward fruits and vegetables, regular rest, exercise, and moderation to reduce hospital visits. Readers may request a booklet by sending a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Florists Advise Break Stems For Longer Lasting Mums
Washington DC brief notes the Society of American Florists recommends breaking stems when using long lasting mums and pompoms in flower arrangements. This method helps stems absorb water and keeps blooms fresh.
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Washington, DC
UPD
Society of American Florists
Elyria bridge plans in flux amid Ninth Street bid clash
Elyria city street committee remains divided over a proposed Ninth Street bridge over the east branch of Black River. Contenders include Seventh Street and Fifth Street locations, while residents along Columbia Avenue push to protect the Eastern Heights neighborhood. The disputed plan threatens levy passage on the November ballot, as officials debate site, funding, and timing.
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Elyria City
Black River
Ninth St
Columbia Ave
Eastern Heights
East Branch
Ted Emerich
Fifth Ward
Seventh St
East River St
Jack Zaurans
Lorain County
Anesthesia by electronics debut in Memphis hospital scope
Dr William T D Cornette, chairman of anesthesiology at University of Tennessee College of Medicine, unveils a new instrument to mechanically mediate anesthesia. The device, dating to 1910 ideas and tested about a year ago, will enter the market in roughly a month as the first commercially manufactured model.
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Memphis
UPI
Willam TD O T. Cornette
Division of
Garlic consumption in the United States tops 36 million pounds
The United States consumes more than 36,000,000 pounds of garlic each year. This high demand reflects widespread use across households and food service industries.
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United States
What price failure for teens in New York economy
New York reports that the average teenager loses about 46.36 dollars per year in earnings due to not finishing high school, equating to roughly 22 percent of potential lifetime earnings. Commerce Clearing House estimates highlight the financial impact of incomplete schooling on youth and future income prospects.
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Eubanks
New York
Apt
Commerce Clearne House
Awe
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Max Warmsbrand
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Charles J. Hostetter
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