First Porpoises Kept Alive In Captivity At Marineland
A mother porpoise Tursiops tursio and her baby, believed to be the first pair ever captured alive, were placed in Marineland Florida's new three story aquariums. The mother weighs about 850 pounds and the calf around 125 pounds. The duo, joined by two other porpoises, are described as the first living porpoises exhibited behind glass.
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Tursiops
Tursio
Marineland
Florida
Marine Studies
New York Aquarium
Charles 51. Breder, Jr
Old
Knudsen Seeks Better Housing for Working Men
William S. Knudsen, GM president, urges tech experts to improve housing for workers and reduce costs. He notes cars cost six to seven hundred dollars while houses run three to six thousand, and argues research can advance home quality. He says home is the bulwark of family and stresses workers’ cooperative aims in improving home, family, and country.
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William S. Knudsen
General Motors
Community Notes From Garberton and Surroundings
Sunday visits and social calls fill the region as Virgil Bowers of Garberton appears in the John Bowers home. The Eby, Culler, Swartz and Schaad families host and visit relatives in Attica, West Salem, Rittman, Congress, Mansfield, Sullivan, Detroit, and Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Bowers
Garberton
John Bowers
Guy Swartz and
W L. Swartz
West Salem
Township road grading and paving plans outlined
Township supervisor James Wariy and crew grade Garry Hartmer road this week before graveling next week. One mile OS roadway already completed per township trustees. No work on the Sterling road center paving planned. Estimated costs set at 2000 for the county and 2560 for the township with owners to cover 509 of the cost leaving 32.00 as the township share. Pension funding for 4500 from the work must be circulated as bids cannot start until settled.
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James Wariy
Garry Hartmer
Sterling
Services Held For D. H. Lareaux Former Sterling Resident
Funeral services were held Monday for D. H. Lareaux 64 a former Sterling resident who died Saturday morning at Mogadore He had suffered health problems including blindness in one eye and a nervous breakdown He taught in Sterling Springfield Township Summit County and South Dakota and later farmed near Mogadore Survived by wife Tracy Loreaux son Robert daughter Mrs Margaret Gorham two grandchildren one brother Will Loreaux and four sisters Local relatives and friends from Sterling attended the services.
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South Dakota
Mogadore
Tracy Loreaux
Robert
Near Wooster
Margaret Gorham
Kent
Will Loreaux
Dundee
Mie
Emma Ewa
Blanche Ewart
Fla Wilson
Akron
Maud Lindquist
Minneapolis
Sterling
Carl Steiner
Asa Krabill
Wilson Steele
T E. Kissinger
D. H Johnson
Lue Hoff
Lula Barnhart
Carrie Beichler
Local Social Notes Highlight Wooster Adapters and School Additions
Fifty attend Peter Rich family reunion at Wooster City Park with Wooster guests including Mr and Mrs J C Rich and family. Beech Grove church to observe Children’s Day with Ruth Lehman chairing committee. Schools hire Mary Lenk as Home Economics teacher and Miriam Hull to replace Ruth Schriber. Community members Mrs W Matbach, Jesse Isaly, and others hold visits across Mansfield, Dalton, Canton, Lodi, and Wooster areas.
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Peter Rich
Wooster City Park
J C Rich
Katherine
Tille Krabill
MrBride
Myr
Russell Hart
Robert
Beech Grove Church
Ruth Lehman
Adla Tablets Backed by Money-Back Guarantee
A. H. Thomas, Druggist promotes Adla tablets claiming relief from stomach pains after three weeks and inviting customers to try with a money-back guarantee. C. S. Gross testimonials endorse the product and its effects on appetite.
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C. S. Gross
A. H. Thomas
Fruits and Vegetables Reduced by May Freeze
Widespread mid May frosts hit Ohio crops with heavy losses to apples berries cherries and peaches. Interior counties with poor air drainage fared worst while potatoes beans tomatoes among vegetables also suffered. A separate note recalls a veterans crop reporting trip to Washington and a West Virginia county history project.
Fingerprinting in Scouting and 1937 Expos
The article notes FBI fingerprinting since 1933 and its Boy Scout merit badge program. It mentions a 1936 National Council resolution urging optional civilian fingerprint submission to Justice, with examples from the New London Texas disaster and the 1937 Texas Exposition. It also previews the Golden Gate Exposition Treasure Island and frost impacts on Ohio fruit prospects.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Council of the Boy Scouts
Air Scouts
Department
New London
Texas
Dallas
Meinhardt to Demonstrate Rupture Shield in Akron
E J Meinhardt, Chicago shield specialist, will visit the Mayflower Hotel Akron on Tuesday June 14 from 1 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM. He promotes a rupture shield claimed to tighten weakened muscles and reduce openings within ten days, says it is waterproof and strapless, and invites demonstrations free of charge for men only.
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E. J. Meinhardt
Chicago
Akron
Ohio
Mayflower Hotel
Meinhardi
Melnhardi
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Knudsen
James Cagney
Walt Disney
Jane Withers
Miedy
Car ‘Aio
OAR Park
Orrville
W. H. Johnson
Burbank
Ross Eby
Cliff Eby
Attica
O Bensinger
Rittman
Milile Culler
Mra H. Hoge
Henry Stair
Greenburg, Pa
Clarence Bernhardt Frida
Harriett Haulk
Sullivan
Harry Frary
Frary
Novelty Club
Glenn Schaad
Miss Cora Smith
Mrs
Lilian Dodd
Detroit
S. S Wagener
Paul Swartz
Claude Sheppard
Congress
Wes. C. F Schaal
Frank Schaad
Mansfield Sundey
J.E. Morr
Varey Schart
Mrs A Bell
Woanetor
Mra
L. Weiser
Sam Graber
Goldie Sprinzer
Dalton
Joe Werkler
Fannie Liechty
Peter Liechty
Lester Werkler
Mrs . W Matbach
Jesse Isaly
Mansfield
S A _ Siemmons
F W . Haidht
Yamity
Malbach
South Sterting
James Miller
Harry Imhoff
Lattesburg
Donald Reynolds
Ruth Slater
Canton
Leonard Kauffman
Lodi
Mary Lenk
Chrichive
Miriam Hull
Rothsrike
Ruth Schriber
Bill Hosmer of
Wooster
M. C. Hosmer
Fannie Davidson
Westerville
Gerald Boss
Nova
U. Amstutz
Frank H. Beach
Oo Farm Bureau News
Stata
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Abraham Lincoln
Tar
Allerhany Mountains
West Virginia
Middle Atlantic States
Ella Homeley
P A Snyder
Carrie Beichier
Catherine Darazh
Amanda Fetzer
Creston
A Amstutz
Dave Buss
National Council
Golden Gate
United States
Moore Biock
Barbertos
Westinghouse
The
Marion-Reserve Power Co
New Star
Vertex
New Vertex
Ory
NEW Star House
Wadsworth
Cial
J. C. Whitlam Mig. Co
W. Walnut St
Wadsworth’ Paint & Varnish Factories
Wadsworth,ohio
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