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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1970
Page
3
Dr. Loren Liefferman publishes a father's letter to his son Nathan at Tulane. He urges lawful protest, warns against revolution, and defends U.S. authorities while acknowledging risks, noting Tulane is a nonprofit with taxpayer funded guards. He reflects on loyalty, patriotism, and personal responsibility.
A Cincinnati reader requests disposal of the rare books, poems, biographies, fiction and autobiography of Edwin E. Huber. The note references a report by Henry Alden from a college and is directed to the Harrison Press in Harrison Ohio.
Letter from Henry Alden to Mr. Godfrey J. Huber describing disposal of Edwin E. Huber 1890 1961 literary collection from Latin America 1910 1961. Boxes arrived damaged by water but many volumes salvageable and notes on memoirs preserved. gifts warmly welcomed by Grinnell College community.
Queen City Pattern finished sixth at the World Tournament held over Labor Day with 50 teams. They opened by beating R and D of Milwaukee 7 to 0, then lost 9 to 8 to Earls Enterprizes of Rochester. They beat Hamrick Mill of South Carolina 10 to 8, defeated Clingen Smith TV of Pittsburgh 6 to 4, and beat the Jockey Club 4 to 2 before losing 9 to 1 to Jim Sport Shop of Pittsburgh in the final rounds. A Virginia umpire praised their effort, noting they beat some of the world’s best teams.
The Queen City ball team members Tompkins Russell Fox Steve Hoog Ray Trabel Lloyd Nowilliz Crocker Ron Larry McMillian Jim Wilhelm Reg Monroe and manager Bob Bischoff are credited with an excellent job managing the squad. The team represents Mr. Don Henn's Queen City Pattern Works from Miamitown Ohio.
Local readers are urged to consult the press for home and area news updates. The note emphasizes the paper as the source for community notices, schedules, and brief items in the current issue.
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