Dumbarton Oaks Oxides Peace Plans Split by Allies
At the Dumbarton Oaks talks the alliance friction centers on keeping liquidation of the war separate from the organization of peace. British and Russians urge distinct paths for absorbing postwar issues while coordinating with the world security plan. Delegates finish a week of talks as Hull invites a Senate Foreign Relations panel for a report, with Dewey adviser John Foster Dulles present in late sessions.
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Associated Press
Washington
World Security Organization
Dumbarton Oaks
London
Inter Hations
New York
Hull
Senate Foreign Relations
John Foster Dulles
Thomas E. Dewey
Birthday party for Miss McClintock noted in society notes
Society column lists Mass Colletta McClintock daughter of Mr and Mrs O A McClintock East Wayne street celebrating twelfth birthday with a party in the afternoon. Guests include Mary Hewes Almira Heerlein Patty McClintock Helen Sharer Joyce Ratner Sally Ratner Betty Lou Johnson and others.
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Mass
Colletta Mecunner
O. A. McClintock
East Wayne Street
Mary Hewes
Almira Heerlein
Patty McClintock
Helen Sharer
Joyce
Sally Ratner
Betty Lou Johnson
Maxene Oberman
Ann Harmon
Nancy Creal
Carrollton, Ky
Misses Crem
Heerlein
Sally Ruffner
Miss McClintock
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Archie Shepard in East South Street
Mrs Leon Root hosted a farewell gathering at her East South Street home for Mrs Archie Shepard who is moving west as her husband serves in the military. Card honors went to Miss Gertrude Crowell Miss Theresa Scalise and Miss Jeanette Baresi. Mrs Shepard received a purse of money as a farewell gift with other attendees including Mrs Perry Parker Mrs Charles Jackman Miss Jane Feldhus Mrs Rodney Knowlton Miss Delores Greene and Mrs Robert Hunt.
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Archie Shepard
Leon Root
East South Street
Gertrude Crowell
Theresa Scalise
Jeanette Baresi
Shepaul
Perry Parker
Charles Jackman
Jane Feldhus
Rodney Knowlton
Delores Greene
Robert Hunt
Farewell Party for Mrs. Orrin Hillburg Held at Bennett Home
A group of eighteen friends gathered at Mrs. C F Bennett on East South Street to bid farewell to Mrs. Orrin Hillburg who is moving to the west coast. Music and light lunch were provided and a gift was presented to the guest of honor.
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Orrin Hillburg
C.F. Bennett
East South Street
CAP Picnic At Mead Park Thursday
CAP patrol members and cadets hosted thirty six visitors from Warrena for a picnic and outing at Mead Park. Squadron leaders Cap t Walker Lt Burkhard and Tit Stone were present among sixty attendees and a fine time was reported.
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Yhowine
Corry Cap
Warrena
Mead Park
Gapt
Walker
Burkhard
Tit Stone
Sauadron
Modern American glass rose bowl holder for garden roses
A compact description notes that Modern American glass in a traditional rose bowl shape serves as an attractive holder for tiny garden roses.
Beauty Begins At Dining Room Table For Teen Health
A beauty editor urges good eating habits at home to support clear skin shining hair and a healthy figure. Emphasizing milk fruit vegetables cereals eggs and meats, the piece warns against rich gravies and concentrated sweets while endorsing balanced meals and tasty desserts. It cautions teens away from snack overuse of pickles hot dogs soda and candy to protect vitamins and overall vitality.
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Ey Bett
Jeanne AP
Agne
Doclay
Local residents travel and visitors noted in city listings
Miss Margaret Mary Carlin left the Howard Clabbatz home with Miss Rose Marie Clabbatz after a two week stay. Pvt John D. Houghtling on a fifteen day furlough visits his wife and parents in the city. Mrs Jeanne Larson returns from Buffalo, joined by Charles Boudreau and family and Mrs Mabel King, with Mary Jeary Sullivan and Mary Gertrude Hannan visiting briefly. Rotarians attend a Wildcat Park corn roast with several local families and visitors. Mrs Norman Scholton and children stay in town visiting relatives. Miss Mary O'Hare and Miss Mary Gondre plan a trip to Blaville and Akron for the winter.
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Rita Hand
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Spring Street
E. J. Roach
Jack Harrison
Theresa
Jaar Jane
Joan Roach
Buffalo
B. J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Mary Jean Roach
Burch Gordon
Erie
Nick Falcone
Lily
Garland and
Warren
Jean Scully
Hamot Hospital
West Wayne Street
Arthur Brent
Oil City
New York State
Roger Barnhart
Fort Bragg
N. C
J. D. Barnhart
A. D
Joseph Barnhart
Jeannette Clark
Muse
Uie State Hospital
North Warren
Corry
Miss Clark
Dory Clarks
East Main Street
F. L. Carpenter
Montgomery Ward
Garry
Russell Davis
Cory Friends
Canadohia Lake
Thomas Garrity
Grove Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Bele
Thomas
C. D. Place
Mary Jane White
Balboa Heights
Panama
Mayme Baker
West Pleasant Street
Florida
Keppel
Barbara Ann Kepbel
Lorraine Lovelt
Gloversville
SA Lawrence
Saguenay River
Manoir Richelieu
Taduassac
William Hall
Sixth Avenue
Syracuse
John Rieker
Pittsburgh
Hotel Corry
Mr. Rieker
Margaret Mary Carlin
Howard Clabbatz
Teft
Rose Marie Clabbatz
John D. Houghtling
Harlingen
Tex
R. Hought- Ming
Jeanne Larson
City
Charles Boudreau
Charles, Jr
Mabel King
Niigata Falls
N.Y
Fred Taylor
Marion Street
Mary Jeary Sullivan
Mary Gertrude Hannan
F. 5
Austin
George, Keeie
Dorr Clark
M. Spaulding
Court House
Norman Scholton
Bobby
Susan
Inglewood
Calif
Scholton
Elizabeth Reedy Pist
Lane
Wild Cit Park
Sheffield Rotary Club
Glenn Middleton
A. F. Xander
Vaughn
W. H Croft
R. S. Dewey
A. G. Buller
Workman
D. B. Taggart
Glenn
Mead
Philadelphia
Mary O'Hare
Sot Born at Corry Hospital to Perrin Reeder
Introducing a son born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Reeder Perrin of Columbus.
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Corry Hospital
Class Members Honored At Party
The Senior Girls of the Christian and Missionary Adance Church held a party at teacher Mya Roy Mather's home at 614 South Center. Ruth Barton was honored as she prepares to wed George Bell on September 1. Also honored were Batty McEldowney Marion Hennett Arabelle Anderson and Phyllis McCray who will depart for Missionary Training Institute Nyack New York in September. A three tiered bride’s cake and a devotional period followed games and refreshments as hymns were sung. About twenty attendees attended the event.
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Christian and Missionary
Adance Church
Mya
Roy Mather
South Center Street
Ruth Barton
George Bell
Batty McEldowney
Marion Hennett
Arabelle Anderson
Phyllis McCray
Spring Creek
Nyack
N. Y
Barton
Velass
Strike Ends at Shenandoah Collieries After Seven Weeks
Four thousand miners in Shenandoah Pennsylvania voted to end a seven week strike and return to work today as government opened collieries. Meetings were held at Maple Hill Knickerbocker St Nicholas and Mahanoy grades. William F Wiley, 70, Cincinnati Enquirer publisher, dies in Buffalo hospital with funeral arrangements to be set in Cincinnati.
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Shenandoah
Hie
Philadelphia
Reading Con and Tron Company
Maple Hill
Knickerbocker
St. Nicholas and Mahanoy
Guy Collier
Cincinnate
Buffalo, N
Wiliam F. Wiley
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Polio Vaccination Postponement Announced in Harrisburg
Aug 25 Harrisburg state health department authorizes a 90 day postponement of school vaccinations to curb infantile paralysis. Dr J Moore Campbell notes temporary certificates to allow unvaccinated children in class. Reports 123 confirmed polio cases with several new cases across Erie Bradford Fayette Philadelphia and Johnstown. eight deaths and 37 more cases in Johnstown. Emergency farm labor board allows county to pause Cross Keys labor ramp closure.
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State Health Department
Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Department of Health
J. Moore Campbell
Erie County
Bradford
Fayette
Philadelphia
Public
Rufus S. Reeves
Johnstown
Alona
Smunicipal
Adis County
Emergency Farm Labor Board
Cross Keys
State Police Officer Shot Near Lewistown
Pvt. Edward P. Rowan of the State Police was wounded in the arm by a rifle bullet while attempting to serve a warrant on a farm in a neighboring township near Lewistown, Pa. Harrisburg was alerted for help in the search for the assailant as Major Charles G. Keller noted the incident. Justice Oscar S. Brush said the warrant was sworn out yesterday by a neighbor and handed to Rowan to execute. circumstances remain unclear.
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Edward P. Rowan
Harrisbaye
State Capitol
Charles G. Keller
Rowan
Justice of the Peace
Oscar
Brush
Five new polio cases reported in Pittsburgh area
Pittsburgh on August 25 reported five new infantile paralysis cases by City Health Director Dr. I Hope Alexander. The tally rises to 125 treated since June 7 with 71 from Pittsburgh, 81 from Allegheny County, and 23 from outside the county.
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Pittsburgh
I. Hope Alexander Day
Phtsburgh
Allegheny County
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