Theologian Opposes Dropping Atom Bombs on China
Dr. C Frederick Nolde, a Philadelphia theologian and adviser to U N on Protestant world affairs, told the National Council of Churches assembly in Cleveland that proposals to drop atomic bombs on Communist China and invade Manchuria are wrong at this moment. He cautioned against drastic measures amid looming danger and urged restraint.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
C. Frederick Nolde
United Nations
China
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Naonal Council of Churches of Christ
United States
Manchuria
State Dem Group Maps Tax Agenda In Harrisburg
Democratic state policy committee met in Harrisburg to map a legislative program for 1951. They pledged to study a full tax program and have already called for repeal of nuisance taxes including the soft drinks levy championed by defeated gubernatorial candidate Richardson Dilworth.
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Dem
Confab
Harrisburg
Dec
Democratic State Policy Committee
Richardson Dilworth
Nas
Miss Rogers to Head Red Cross Canteen Corps
Elizabeth Rogers named chairman of the Red Cross Canteen Corps succeeding Duane Fogle after a meeting at Miss Bonella Gordon home. Attendees reviewed plans for equipment and preparedness as part of local service efforts.
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Miss Rogers
Red Cross
Elizabeth Rogers
Duane Fogle
Bonella Gordon
E U B Brotherhood Meeting Recalls December Date
The E U B Brotherhood met Thursday evening with Pastor H Ray Harris delivering devotions and Guy Bennink in attendance. Officers gave routine reports and a discussion set a regular meeting date. 18 members viewed local scene pictures by J Harold Patterson, with refreshments by Delmar Lundeen. Next gathering scheduled for December 2.
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Delmar Lundeen
School Party At Junior High Gym Co-Sponsored Event
The Carry Scurvy High School varsity club and penveyeurs wing co hosted a party at the Junior High gym last night. Players managers coaches and cheerleaders attended or enjoyed dancing and home talent entertainment. Chaperons included Mrs Mary Jourdet Ruth Bonne Irvin Downs and H J Sheen.
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Penveyeurs
Carry Scurvy High School
Heh
Mary Jourdet
Ruth Bonne
Irvin Downs
H. J. Sheen
Mrs Harald Cragg Hosts C G Club Meeting
The C G Club met with Mrs Harald Cragg of West Smith street as hostess. Prizes at the bridge tables went to Mrs J F Needham and Mrs Alfred Morri son Sr. Cragg was high scorer at the canasta table. Refreshments followed. Mrs Earl Haight will entertain the club on December 14 for a Christmas party and gift exchange.
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Harold Cragg
C. G
Harald Cragg
West Smith Street
J. F. Needham
Alfred Morrison
Cragg
Earl Haight
Daughters Born to Local Families in Erie and Corry
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wolfe of Erie at St Vincent's Hospital with the grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Willis Brown of West Church Street. A daughter was also born this morning to Mr and Mrs Newell Beckwith of 626 East South Street at the Corry Hospital.
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Mex
Albert Fay
Geraldine
Virgin and Glorii
East Columbus
Mayville
Fay
Luke Fay Howard
McGray
Lawrence
Ville
Tvs
Dive W. MeGray
Ina Linendoll
West Church Street
Evie
Linendell
Frank Chirleway Rey
Edwwi
Allen- Lown
Bune McIntyre
Spring Creek
Fucheyville Par
Willian Molywig
W_W. Croker
Cum Alterbuy
Mes. Moir
Willicm Moi
Moir
Wnel
Ray Amy
John and
James
Pittsburgh
Slavtery Af North Center
Sived
Amy
Florence Amy
Lester Allbeck
Slattery
Howard Jovtel
Fall
Campbell
West Smith Sleet
Ses Jordan
Fort Campbell
Gilbert Wolfe
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Willis Brown
Newell Beckwith
Corry
Birthday Party At Radecki Home
Four year old Barbara Ann Radecki celebrated at home in Snyder Giele with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Stanley Radecki. Guests included Robert May Linda Anthony Michael Baressi and Robert Lawson who came with their mothers. The hostess gave candy lambs and suckers and served ice cream decorated cake and chocolate milk.
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Barbara Ann Radecki
Stanley Radecki
Snyder Giele
Robert May
Linda Anthony
Michael Baressi
Robert Lawson
Contract Club Meets at Maor Street Home
A local contract club gathered at Mrs. John Penstermasher home on Maor Street with three tables in play. Winners were Mrs. Roger Brown Mrs. James Lewis and Mrs. Rascelas Brown. Mrs. Fenstermasher served dessert refreshments. They plan to meet again in January with Mrs. Stanton Bower.
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John Penstermasher
Maor Street
Roger Brown
James Lewis
Rascelas Brown
Fenstermasher
Stanton Bower
Thursday Contract Club Meet With Mrs Holt
Thursday Contract Club gathered at Mrs B W Holt's home with Mrs Horton Davie winning high score and Mrs Harald Powell taking second prize. Mrs Walter Scott, future hostess, earned the special prize as refreshments were served by the host's family.
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E. W. Holt
B. W. Holt
Horton Davie
Harald Powell
Walter Scott
Card Club Evening at West Park Place
Mrs. Robert Thiel hosted a contract club at her West Park Place home last evening. Prizes went to Mrs. TS Kelsey, Mrs. Petey Corbin, and Miss Ruth Bennett. A dessert course and coffee followed. Members will attend a Christmas exchange party hosted by Mrs Hawn Ross on December 14.
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West Park Place
Robert Thiel
Priges
TS Kelsey
Petey Corbin
Ruth Bennett
Hawn Ross
Mrs George Gold Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs George Gold was hostess to her contract bridge club and one guest Mrs James Al Jyn at her North Center Street home. Awards for the card play went to Mrs Roger Mechiy and Mrs Martin Keppel. Mrs Gold served desserts and coffee, and the group planned a Christus party with Miss Geraldine Wate.
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George Gold
James al~ Jyn
North Center Street
Roger , Mechiy
Martin Keppel
Gold
Geraldine Wate
Cattle hunting on Chirikof Island with rifles and planes
Palmer Alaska December reports a new meat venture on Chirikof Island once a Russian penal colony. Harry Ryan Walter Comper and Charles Willer form a company to harvest beef using surplus Army vehicles and air transport, flying processed meat from the island to a Palmer cold storage plant amid rugged, seven year quiet on the remote island southwest of Kodiak.
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Associated Press
Palmer
Alaska
Alusea
USA
Risstiae
Chirikor
Kodiak
Mbout
Alaska Peninsula
Hugh Geass
Iy Sumbli Propagation Company
Tana
United States
Altough
Braveyard
Harry Ryan
Walter Comper
Charles Willer
Kertt, Waght
Chirikof
Fragmentary report on weapon transport and cattle drive
An excerpt describes a weapons carrier moved to a slaughter facility near the beach, loaded onto a plane and flown 500 miles to Palmes to transport hunters through grass and marshes. Men stalk herds two miles out and shoot with telescope rifles, causing stampedes as lead and copper salts form crystals. Beef is dressed on site, then hauled aboard a wine equipped jewelry use.
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Palmes
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Jimmy Wakely
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Thomas Motors
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Wwe
Lisle A
E. U. B. Brotherhood
Schick
Sunbeam Electric Razor
Radecki
Emblem Oil CO. N.centersl
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Robert Tunnell
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Russia
Foster E. Davis & Son
Spartansburg Woolen Mills
Spartansburg, PA
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