May bar woman from serving on grand jury
A Pittsburgh woman, Mrs. Aliton Rot, facing scrutiny by the House Un-American Activities Committee, was questioned about her alleged ties to the Communist Party as Judge Michal Musmanna ordered a swearing in of the Allegheny County grand jury. The session closed with dramatic exchanges and a behind the scenes meeting.
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Mittsburgh
Pittshurst
Communist Party
Matthew Cvetic
Allegheny County
Psrand
Aliton
Roti
Prograssoo Party
Michal A. Musminino
Ernild Jury
Ovelte
Washington
Cyellc
FB Hi
House Un-American Activities Committee
TST
Susige Musmariin
Rot
Altar Guild lively meeting at Paul’s Evangelical church
The Altar Guild of the Paul’s Evangelical Church met Monday evening with Mrs EB Raymond Cath of Wayne Street hosting. President Mrs Gerald Staples led business. April 26 hosts and refreshments planned. Upcoming April 3 will prep for Holy Week. Miss Julia Zepke admitted to Cleveland Clinic Hospital.
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Nest Amniversary
Te Aletar Guild Society
Sisb
Paul's Evangelical Intherch Church
Monnday
Raymond Cathef
Wayne Street
Gerald Staples
Altar Guild
Phureh and
Willi
Julia Zepke
Shady Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Sumver
Ronald Garter
Lala Carter
Thus City
Morris McCray
Arthur McCray
RD. 3
Thoms Russell
Philadelphia
Nore
Caroline Russell
Camberdee Springs
Cambridge
Springs
Elsie Lee
Bleltnshoru State “Teachers College
Edward McElroy
Phyllis Halfast
Erie
Diehl Mott
Cli Side Park
N. J
Mott
Cleo Haight
Marion Street
Hayild Marlowe
Comiesul
Ohio
Telephone Speaker Addresses Kiwanians at Phoenics Hotel
The Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation district manager spoke to Kiwanians last night about city service improvements. He announced plans to add equipment for all 1000 local subscribers, reduce busy signals, and expand party line access as applications arise. Alexander Bell life story was shared, and questions followed. New member Alina F Dahlstrane was welcomed. Howard J Sheen and the Kiwanis orchestra accompanied.
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Stodmat Bensoy
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation of Brits
Seokly
Kwanis Club
Phoenics
Nunes Harper
Progrim Committe
Mus Berton
Corey
Benson
Baronslay
Mr. Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Mambrys
Alina F Dahlstrane
Haener
Howard J Sheen
Kiwanis Orelitra
Mrs Lester Lopus Elected Circle President
Mrs Roger Brown of West Fred presided at the Mirch meeting of Circle No 2 WGK of the Tinh Mrtlodtsi Circle Insk. Twenty one persons attended. Officers named include Ruth Paster as president, Ruth Dabistrand as vice president, Helen Jones as secretary, and Rose Gie non as treasurer. Miss Dablistand and Miss Dablatt led lessons from Timothy and Japan Begins Again. The April 3 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Fagel Brockman at 958 East Main Street.
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Lester Lopus
Circle
Roger Brown
West
Fred Piivle
Mastese
Circle Nu
WGK
Perenne
Tes Tar Lopus Wis
Tn Save
Ruth Paster
Tous Misa Ruth Dabistrand
Heleni Jones
Dase Gienon
George Andrus
Rome
Timothy
Miss Dablatt
Tesson
Japan
Lytls
Waters and Posses
Fagel
Brockman
East Main Street
Westminster Circle Meets for March at Mrs Anderson Home
Westminster Circle of Westminster Presbyterian Women met at Mrs Stanley Andersons West Frederick Street residence for the March session. Devotions by Mrs Orlo Owing opened an in depth study of Japanese Christian leaders with reviews of A Moroh in Japan and Kagawa. Mrs Wilbur Hickers led the business segment, outlines for next year discussed, and plans set for the April 10 gathering hosted by Mrs Potter Ayr on East Congress. A salad course was served by Mrs Lloyd Matson and Mr Lenn Root.
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Westminster
Women's Association
West Trederick Street
Stanley TE. Anderson
Orlo Owing
Lagrens Dixon
Potter Ayr
East Congress
Lloyd Matson
Lenn Root
Navy Mothers Club Meets for Social and Awards
Navy Mothers Club held a resting business meeting Monday evening led by Commander Mrs Hoyal Messenger at LG.OP Hull Road. Attendance noted. During social time, games were played and awards given to Mrs Mervin Lif and Mrs Messenger. Refreshments included jello, waters, cookies, coffee, and tea prepared by Mrs Cal Higby and Mrs Clarence Cox. A future event is planned for the fall.
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Navy Mothers Club
Hoyal Messenger
Navy Moths Club
Hull Road
Mervin
Messenger
Jello
Waters
Okies
Wallee
Cal Higby
Clarence Cox
Birthday Party for Terry Michael Daniels Held at Concord Home
A family birthday party celebrated Terry Michael Daniels, turning two, hosted by Mrs. Charles Daniela of Concord Awal. Relatives and mothers attended as youngsters played, with refreshments including milk and cake served by the hostess. Minor details mention Myr Gouvep McMahon and guests Linda and Mrs Beware Stine among attendees.
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Terry M. Daniels
Charles Daniela
Concord Awal
Sabirdey
Terry Michael
Te Hoskess
Slater
Myr
Gouvep McMahon
Tours
Deena
Pabl
Linda
Beware Stine
Disally
Tibusville
Miss Lucille Beckwith Hosts Jay-Dees Club Session
Miss Lucille Beckwith served as hostess at the North Center street Jay-Dees Club session. A rowline business meeting proceeded with entertainment by Dixie Nichole and others. Refreshments were served. on March 16 Mrs Niehiele will entertain club members.
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FerneenCeeee
UL Beckwith
North Center Street
Jay-Dees Club
Dixie Nichole
Niehiele
Birthday Party at Spencer School for Judy Rigby
Mrs Alton Rigby hosted a birthday party yesterday afternoon at Spencer School for her daughter Judy. Assisted by Min Jack Berry, the event involved Judy as a student and 37 attendees from graves one two and three with their reveller Mrs Marion J Gage. Games were played and refreshments included ice cream and birthday cakes with candy bars.
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Spencer School
Alton Rigby
Min Jack Berry
Judy
Spence School
Graves One
Marion J. Gage
Introducing a Dauntster Born to Roberts Family
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Roberts of Findlay at Corny Hospital this morning. The Roberts were formerly Mr and Mrs Martha Foulke. A son was also born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Grimes of Columbus at Curt Hospital this morning. Mrs Grimes was formerly Alice Robert Adunishler. Marcia Anny was born at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roger Thompson of Clyntes.
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Dauntster
Jack Roberts
Findlay Lyle
Corny Hospital
Mr. Roberts
Martha Foulke
Lyle Grimes
Columbus
Curt Hospital
Grimts
Alice Robert
Adunishler
Marcia Anny
Corry Hospital
and M Roger Thompson
Clyntes Marah Ltd
E U B Council Plans Conference Session
The E. U. B. Council outlines a conference session with details on dates and speakers. Bishop D. Warmer of California will preside at the dedication of the Smith Memorial Churches in Jaina, with Rev. C. W. Lauter as speaker and other missions leaders expected to participate. Final arrangements are to be announced at a later date.
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Brethren Church
Mirek
Tre D. Warmer
California
Mw -Atylean
Sire Luong
Africa
Sie Smith
Jaina
Aftied
J. Hal Smith
Sirly
Hey
Selphy
CW Lauter
Teiama
B. Showers
Aurelshire
Paul Weaver
Dumentawen
Ministers Meet Over Holy Week Plan At Local Church
Yesterday the Corry Ministerial Association held a prayer and planning meeting at The Nicarone Church for the Good Friday service. Speakers included Rev. Merriman and Rev. Whiteman with other pastors from Union City and Columba. A tour of Warren State Hospital was arranged for later in the week.
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Corry
Hany
Bowmi
Francie G. Whiteman
Dames Meshtosti
Retford
Cole
Columba
W. F. Riding
Union City
Whiteman
Jlotn Muller
Clymor
Serslusr
Gurry
Mentor Club Studies South American Countries
Mrs J B Patterson of South Center led a Monday meeting of the Mentor Club with 15 members. President Miss Ann Baressi chaired. Mrs F C Barnes presented a paper on American embassies of Betwelor Boltyip and Peni, read by Miz Hurley Johnson. Light refreshments were served.
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J. B Patterson
South Center
Pire Wits
Mrniac Club
Ann Baressi
Hyder
F. C. Barnes
Miz Hurley Johnson
Asterican Emintries
Patterson
William Gumbleton
West Irving Street
Will
Auto Union Studying Offer By Lewis For Miners
The article reports Lewis presenting a wage and welfare proposal to miners aiming for about 10 cents an hour increase plus welfare fund gains. He hopes to push a broader wage spiral affecting steel and auto industries as GM and Chrysler contracts loom. If accepted, price hikes by coal cent operators may follow to offset costs.
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Lewis
Bilt
Taylboak
Chrysler
Steen
General Motors
Murray
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