Buffer Line Pact Signed in Korea Seeks Armistice Plan
The article outlines terms for a buffer zone in Korea with joint observation teams having free access to all areas, forces to withdraw from enemy territory, and military commanders administering halves of a 24 mile wide buffer. It notes goals to reach principle agreement first before detailing, and compares with a Red plan calling for immediate hostilities halt and withdrawals within days, plus a coastal exclusion and a joint commission for supervision.
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Korea
Maynl
Joy
Golden Wedding Celebration in Union City on 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Geary Henton of Union City celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 4 to 5 pm on Sunday November 25 attended by over 100 guests. The couple, married November 98 1901 in Jamestown, moved to Cottage Hill in 1908 and later bought the former Jehiah Devereaux farm, where Benton worked at the Cottage Hill Creamery before retirement. They have one daughter, three grandsons, five great grandsons, two great granddaughters, and reside in Cottage Hill.
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Henton
Geary Henton
Union City
Benton
Hento
Jessie Miner
Philetys
Camena Miner
Marlin
Caroline Henton
Jamestown
Coltage Hill
Cottage Hil
Jehiah Devereau
Gladys Webb
Cottage Hill
Ronald
Russell
Rexford Webb
Rrest
Gary
Graig
Kirk
Kevin
Mark Webb
Kathleen
Gayle Webb
Arthur Schaub
Cleveland
Amerie, Inc
Edna Bracken
Long Beach Calif
D. A. Billstrot
East Congress Street
Joseph McConsiphle
South Center Street
Florida
Jamey Linger
Jimmie
Limeuster, N
Adan Mara
East Sphinufel
Dahl Rodgers
Westryville
X. Broughton
Audrey
Erle
Anei
John Glimore
Leithen Street
Cpl
Verne Smith
Fort Belvoir
Hay
Aun
Vere Smith
R. D
George Kinley
Kathy
Mihir
New York City
Wrightstreat
Julia
Dorr Clark
Jack Kinney
Barbara
Erie
Louisville
Hlerbert Hoidiér
Robert Smith
Frank Carnegie
Barbaes Lord
Erie Jash
Citral Mae Cochran
Buffalo
Lille Teasdale
Pearl
Mee
Wallace Teasdale
Meadville
Milfred
Haines
Robert
George Meredith
Tolanta
Cianda B. Gibson
Mayville
Guy Whaley
Spring Creek
Lyle -Castle
Hazel Allen
W. &. Gibson
West Stith Streets
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Dahl Raviare in Seneca Home
Miss Audrey Broughton hosted Saturday evening at aunt Mrs J M Gilmore of Seneca for a store shower honoring sister Mrs Dahl Raviare. Guests enjoyed games and social time with a lunch of sandwiches salad cake and coffee served by the hostess and her mother. Ms 8 K Broughton assisted. the honored guest received gifts from friends.
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8. K. Broughton
Lutheran Bazaar Nears Opening At St Pauls Church
Final arrangements for the St Pauls Lutheran Church bazaar are completed with Mrs Alton Dahlshrand in charge of the apron booth Mrs D A Hillstrom food Mrs Clarence Kirch handicraft Mrs Gertrude Owens fish pond and Mrs Harry Bowman parcel post Public invited to attend. hours 2 to 9 30 December 5.
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Women’s Organization
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Alton Dahlshrand
A. Hillstrom
Clarence Kirch
Gertrude Owens
Harry Bowman
B P W Club Dinner Details and Christmas Party
The B P W club held a pot luck supper at their regular meeting in the LOOF Hall with Mrs Norman Tarbell chairing assisted by Mrs Kurt Leeds Mrs Dora Daye and Miss Agnes Lynch A social evening followed the meal The next meeting plans a Christmas party at Mrs Charles Thompson's Maple avenue home on December 31.
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B. P. W. Club
BP W
Hall
Norman Tarbell
Kurt Leeds
Dora Daye
Agnes Lynch
Charles Thompson
Maple Avenue
Benefit Bingo Draw Brings 425 For Saint Edwards School
A large crowd attended a St Edward’s sponsored bingo last evening raising 425. Prizes included Mrs James Maloney’s basket of groceries donated to the list of Mercy. Mrs M E Sears won 55. door prizes went to Martha Bealey 25 Joseph Popalia 10 Blanche Foster 8 Rank Gravino 5 and Albert Wotus 5. Funds will aid the school.
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St. Edward's P
TAL
James Maloney
Listens of
Mercy
M. E. Sears
Martha Bealey
Joseph Popalia
Blanche Foster
Rank Gravino
Albert Wo
Barbara Ann Bloss to Wed Cpl. Roger K. Grape in December
Miss Barbara Ann Boos Bloss announces her engagement to Corporal Roger K. Grape. Bloss is Corry High School alumna employed in Harley F. Johnson's office. Grape, stationed in Montgomery Alabama, is son of Mrs. Leah Grape of Worthington Ohio. They plan a December wedding.
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Barbara Ann Bloss
Mildred Sorenson
Spring Stresh
Barbara Ann Boos
Roger K. Grape
Card Club Honors Winners at Hanna Home gathering
Mrs Louis Hanna hosted a bridge club meeting on Sixth Avenue where Mrs Hopace Robbins and Miss Shirley Lirgon were named award winners. A salad course followed the card play, and Mrs Robbins will host the next gathering on December 10.
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Card Club
Louis Hanna
Hopace Robbins
Shirley Lirgon
Bridge Club
Sixth Avenue
Robbins
Kiwanis Hear James M. Harper on Vocational Education
James M. Harper, local vocational industrial education coordinator, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Phoenix Hotel. He argued for vocational training in high schools, noting most grads do not attend college and explaining government agencies overseeing such programs. The talk ended with Q&A and group singing led by Lynn Lice.
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Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Harry Barach
James M. Harper
Harper
Amuries
Stuente
Lynn Lice
Mus. Rice
Fay
Canasta Club Meets At Mrs Maude Keefe Home
Mrs Maude Keefe hosted a canasta club gathering at her Molt Street home. Mrs J B Clark won the card game and refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs Clark will host the group next on December 3.
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Maude Keefe
Molt Street
J. B. Clark
Birthday Party Honored Sylvester Borsa at Home
Sylvester Borsa of 638 Gran Sires was feted at a surprise birthday gathering Sunday evening. Lablawatore associates attended and shared social time with cards and refreshments, including sandwiches relishes and cake. A purse of money was presented to the guest.
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Sylvester Borsa
Lablawatore
Edinboro College Club hears Edinboro State Dean on Germany
Miss Eva Kepler and Mrs. Marjorie Chuisterisen led a College Club meeting in the Garden Room of the VFW. Dr Herman Offenar, dean of instruction at Edinboro State Teachers College, spoke on Germany and Holland with color slides. Refreshments followed. committee chaired by Mrs Joseph Guignon. Next events include a December sinking and January gathering hosted by Mrs Lawrence Anderson.
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Edinboro
Dean College Club
Eva Kepler
Marjorie Chuisterisen
Norris Haven
College Club
V-F.w
de. Herman
State Teachers College
Germany
Holland
Joseph Guignon
Mises Ruth Bennen
Benjamin Skinner
Frank Burkhart
Geralline Ware
Ola Youn
Lois McCray
Borielta Gordoh
Raymond Wigets
Lawrence Anderson
Mrs Weis Hosts Canasta Club Evening
Mrs John Weis of 262 Franklin street hosted a canasta club gathering with seven members and guest Mrs E R Cathers. Prizes went to Mrs Joseph Wojciechowski and Mrs Raymond Root. Mrs Weis served tuna casserole wafers pineapple salad coffee. Next meeting planned by Mrs Charles Munn in two weeks.
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John Weis
Canasta Club
Franklin Street
E. R. Cathers
Joseph Wojciechowski
Raymond Root
Weis
Charles Munn
Columbus Grange Meets for Regular Session at Lawry Hall
Columbus Grange No. 75 opened with Worthy Master Gerald Benalie presiding. Members shared Thanksgiving highlights, readings were presented by Mrs Lawrence Miller and Mrs Leona Voile, a quartet performed, songs sung, and candies served. State Master Dimit to visit Warren. youth gathering planned for November 4 at Lander. members urged to attend.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus
Lawry Hall
Gerald Benalie
Rollell
Albert Sandburg
Lawrence Miller
Sineat
Low
Sandbure
Leona Voile
Ivis Messenger
Dimit
Pas
Warren
Satilecay
Grange
Phung
Lander
FCC Rules Stations Cant Censor Speeches
The FCC says broadcasting stations cannot censor political speeches and expect liability for libel or other claims when airing content. The agency reaffirmed its policy during a statement recalling Wayne Coy’s 1948 remark that political candidates are not overly sensitive and should expect to hear all viewpoints.
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Jy Associated Press
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
PCC
FCC
Commission
Whatty
Wayne Coy
House
Four and a half million Germans reported missing by Soviets
Bonn officials state that about 4.5 million Germans who fell into Soviet hands in the war remain missing. Of them roughly 3 million were civilians and about 1.486 million soldiers. The report notes many lived in Soviet-controlled Europe and cites continued absence.
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Asquemeneres
Bonn
Hitler Taleh Veries Contrast Soviet Prisoner Claims
A fragmented German Red Cross report contrasts with Soviet statements asserting most German military prisoners have returned home. The text appears garbled but indicates disagreement over prisoner repatriation and treatment claims amid wartime propaganda.
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Hitler
Red Cross
Cpt
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