Prescott Lodge and Club Meetings Busy Week
Prescott News lists multiple meetings and social events from November 14 to 16. Lodge No 80 convenes at 7 30 pm with a special speaker, Wolf Rooster club gathers for a 6 90 pm meal, merchants meet at 7 30 pm, OES at Masonic Hall with officer elections, and several garden and social clubs hold afternoon gatherings.
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Prescott Lodge No. 80
Wolf Rooster Club
The
Rose Garden Club
Edward Bryson
Prescott Garden Club
Gould Wilson
Prescott
Joe R. Hamilton
Brockway
Weinstock
A. Dudley Gordon
James V. McMahon
Camden Music Club
Prescott Group
Hamilton
Harris Langley
W. C. Reeves
Lewis Willing to Talk Next Week in Coal Dispute
John L. Lewis said he would renew mediation efforts in the coal dispute at a meeting next week with Cyrus S. Ching or another mediator. The United Mine Workers president announced this at a press conference in New York, but warned against an olive branch and dismissed the previous Washington meeting as a fiasco.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Cyrus S. Ching
United Mine Workers
le Room
Rue-Carleton
Ching
Federal Mediation and Concilation Service
Lewis
Washington
Acheson Takes Offer to Germans
Paris dispatch says Secretary of State Dean Acheson travels to Germany to present a Western plan for Germany to rejoin the family of Western nations. He carries concessions from a two day meeting with Bevin and Shuman and a warning from the Western Big Three to Russia. The three power decisions remain secret until discussions with Adenauer.
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Paris
Dean Acheson
Germany
Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Britain
Robert Churnan
France
Ae Acheson
Russia
Europe
Western
Konrad Adenauer
Bevin
London
Arce de Triomphe
Georges Bidault
Schuman
Stavebourg
Magnol ia Friday Night Game and Family Announcement
A Magnolia Friday night game is noted alongside the birth announcement for Mr and Mrs Irvin Fairchild. They welcome a son born November 10 at Cora Donnell hospital.
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Magnolia
Irvin Fairchild
Cora Donnell Hospital
Crommelin says Navy regulations violated over reprimand
Washington dispatch states Capt. John G. Crommelin agrees with Walter Winchell that navy rules were breached when Adm. Forrest Sherman publicly reprimanded him in the unification row. Crommelin notes the reprimand is legal but not favored, and prepares an official reply to challenge the charge of questioned fitness for command.
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Washington
John G. Crommelin
Navy
Walter Winchell
American Broadcasting Company
Adm
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
Naval Courts
Crommelin
Winchell
Turkey Day Costs Drop Across Nation This Year
United Press survey finds a Thanksgiving dinner for four, including a 10 pound turkey, costs about 1.50 less than last year. Prices checked against 1948 show declines in turkey, sweet potatoes, cranberries, celery, asparagus, bread, nuts, grapes, and pumpkin, with total near 9.16 this year compared to 9.57 in 1948.
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United Press
Pop
Turkey
Dorsey Wins Delay in Assault Trial
Richmond scene November 14 UP Bandleader Jimmy Dorsey brother of Tommy Dorsey won a two week continuance in his assault case. Judge Carleton E Jewett postponed to November 28 due to contract obligations. Milkman William G Thorney said nothing beyond calling the episode embarrassing.
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Richmond
Jimmy Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey
Dorsey
Clayton” P. Hollinger
Carleton E. Jewett
Hillinger
Hamlet
N. C
Jewett
William G. Thorney
Thoney
Eaiae
UN Progress Despite Utopia Label and Veto Clashes
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes how Western democracies push work through the United Nations veto barrier while pursuing real progress. He cites Italy's colonies and Libya's bid for independence as areas showing cooperation, despite East West tensions and ongoing disputes over atomic control.
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United Nations
U. N
Soviet Union
Washington
U. WN
Italy
Somaliland
Eritera
Russia
Eritrea
Moscow
Ameri*ca
Britain
Mediterranean
Herslef
North African
Nudism Gains Ground in Britain Says Leader
London reports a booming naturist movement in Britain with about 50,000 adherents, 60 clubs, and a push by the British Sun Bathing Association to form a company of 200 shareholders. BSBA aims for legal nude beach access, more young women nudists, and to promote naturism as a healthy life.
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London
Britain
British Sun’ Bathing Association
BSBA
Sylvia Bassam
Moist soap helps screw drive into wood in brief note
A short, odd snippet notes that a little moist soap on the end of a screw makes it drive easier into hard wood. It mentions peace enthusiasts and hints at undefined "grist" as a joke or misprint. The text is fragmentary and reads like a stray sentence from a longer piece.
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