U.N. Awaits Election Signals From Washington
Diplomats at the United Nations anticipate political changes after the November 7 elections. Soviet leaders Vishinsky and Malik watch closely, hoping for shifts in U.S. policy on Tibet, Korea, and defense spending. Western allies expect U.N. votes to influence Moscow’s peace offensive and the Lie leadership.
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N. Y
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United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Jakob Malik
U. S
Kremlin
U. N
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Korea
U.N
Russia
Humorous Local Snippets on Weddings and Soap Operas
Ossian resident Mrs Nelle Rooney recalls a Chicago wedding where the groom and best man fainted twice amid vows. RV praises soap operas for their clever plots solving imagined problems. A columnist laments tying up money only to forget the fishing bait, returning home empty handed after a long walk.
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Nelle Rooney
Ossian
Chicago
Riverside Cemetery
Buffalo
Wapsipinicon
Journalese
Anamosa Journal
First U S School in Iceland Opens at Keflavik Airport
The first American school in Iceland will open at Keflavik airport this winter with two teachers already arrived. About 500 to 600 Americans live in Iceland and 104 children are at the airport with their American or American-Icelandic families.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
United States
Keflavik
Marion Rural appoints Clifford Wilkins as superintendent
Clifford L. Wilkins, longtime Farm Bureau field man in Cedar Rapids, is named superintendent of the Marion rural independent school district effective November 27. A What Cheer native and Penn College graduate, he previously led Mt. Union schools and will focus on administration while teaching one or two classes if needed. The district serves north and south Marion township, excluding the city of Marion.
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Clifford L. Wilkins
Farm Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Marion Rural Independent
What Cheer
Wilkins
Penn College
Oskaloosa
University of Iowa
Mt. Union
Iowa
Marion School
Marion Township
Marion
Bracelet Girls Meeting Postponed At Methodist Church
The Methodist Bracelet Girls meeting scheduled for Thursday has been postponed. Bazaar and pancake supper announced for November 8 at the Methodist church. Marion chapter 183 OES will meet at 7 30 Monday in the Masonic temple with a social hour and refreshments after the meeting.
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Methodist Church
Marion
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
U.S. Circle
U. S
Ben Tudeen
Women's Relief Corps Chicken Supper and Meetings
The Women's Relief Corps hosts a chicken supper Sunday night at Memorial Hall for $1 and advertises Lorraine circle and Eastern Star past matrons picnicking Monday at 6 PM in the Masonic Temple with hostesses Mrs. Lee Voorhies Mrs. Vernon Lent and Mrs. James A Pringle. Also noted are social visits to Beloit and a sale ad for Old South hand lotion and a WSA club meeting with Mrs. Gertrude Boxell Friday afternoon.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Lorraine
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Lee Voorhies
Vernon Lent
James A. Pringle
Milwaukee club members plan Memorial Hall picnic
Milwaukee Women's club members and families will picnic in Memorial Hall at 6 30 Thursday. Past Noble Grands Association meets Friday at 2 with Mrs Harold Woods. Mines Hugh Hutton John Johnson W H Booze H J Murphey John Knapp hostesses. The Methodist Study club meets Thursday at 1 30 in the church with Mrs Norman J Waffle in charge. Lucky Lads Four H club meets Monday with Donald Baker. Retired and Veteran Railway Employes Unit 29 meets Friday at 2 in the K V cafe. refreshments served.
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Milwaukee Club
Milwaukee Women’s Club
Memorial Hall
Noble Grands
Harold Woods
Hugh Hutton
John Johnson
W. H. Booze
H. J. Murphey
John Knapp
Lucky Lads Four-H Club
Donald Baker
K. V
Marion and Area News Roundup Highlights Local Moves
Family notices include C D Lockhart of Thomasville recovering from fall injuries, Mrs M L Starr treated at Memorial Yakima after rock- caused crash, and Mrs Lloyd Burlingham visiting from Woodstock. Local events cover church boards, clubs, and public meetings with multiple community notices.
Marion Area Chapel Events And Recall Notice
Canned vegetables and fruits for the 11 C C F home in Mason City. Cards will be played and refreshments will be served. A church film Second Chance starring Hollywood players will be shown at Marion Presbyterian church at 7 30 Wednesday. The public is invited and there is no charge. The film is among the first feature pictures made by the church for church use. The Methodist Friendly Guild will meet at 1 30 Friday with Mrs Marvin A Edison. Guests may attend. Mrs Charles Sweet will entertain the Marion Nature and Garden club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs F E Luse will present The Origin and Customs of Thanksgiving. Gerald R Hotchkiss recalled to naval reserve duty reports Nov 28 at Newport R I with rank lieutenant junior grade. Mrs Hotchkiss and their sons Steven Bruce and Craig will remain in Marion. Marie Tyner 12 year old daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Tyner suffered a fractured ankle Thursday on her way to school.
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Hollywood Players
Marion Presbyterian Church
Charles Sweet
Marion Nature and Garden Club
F. E. Luse
Hotchkiss
Gerald R. Hotchkiss
Organized Naval Reserve
Newport
R. I. Hotchkiss
Marie Tyner
Elizabeth Tyner
Banana Harbor Town in Belgian Congo Trading Center
Banana is a harbor town in the Belgian Congo noted as one of the country’s most important trading centers.
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Banana
Belgian Congo
Six rules to eat for a longer healthier life
Dr Charles E Dutchess outlines six general rules for aging well based on science. Emphasizing lean protein vitamins minerals and controlled calories the advice targets preservation of body organs and cardiovascular health as people age from 40 onward.
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Ne York
Charles E. Dutchess
Schenley Laboratories, Incorporated
Dutchess
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China
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U.S
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A.F
Voorhies
F. M. Grafft
W. S. A. Club
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Newhall
O. R. Ness Home
Methodist Study Club
Norman J. Waffle
AIR Force
Jasper Baker
C. D. Lockhart
Thomasville
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J. L. Papes
Lyle Bergen
Detroit
Helen Papes
Lloyd Burlingham
Woodstock, U1
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H. M. Gill
Philip Smithmeyer
Milwaukee Railroad
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Highwood, Il
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Grinnell College
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Miss Cary
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Sioux Falls
Polly White
Calumet
Mich
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Minneapolis
Marcia Williams
State Center
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Devonport
Mary Ann Ross
Louis Ross
Mt. Vernon
Melvin Dykes
Sacramento
C. A. Dykes
Chamber of Commerce
Roseville
Calif
Coe College
Sac City
East Moline
Ill
Sacramento Bee
Methodist Board
Methodist Official Board
Glen Hartong
Cornelian Club
N. T. Jones
Trojan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Deacon District Garden Club
George Ross
P.T.A
Marion Parent-Teacher Association
Lincoln Auditorium
Walter Block
Willys O. Hulin
Concord A. and L. Club
Lester Klinger
Garden Club
Rural Garden Club
Leslie Dunn
Tennyson Club
Golden Rule Lodge
L.A
B. of R.T
George Speake
D.A.R
Walter S. Winter
Richard James
Rebekah Lodge
Grove City
Rebekah
Poof
Hall
Meabers
Eli
11.C.C.F
Mason City
Friendly Guild
Methodist Friendly Guild
Marvin A. Edison
A Roebuck and CO
Sears
Craftsman
H.P
Sander
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