Social notes bring visits and showers across towns
A West Middletown family rejoices as daughter Sandra Gallagher remains in California with grandparents while relatives travel from Los Angeles for the summer. Several local households host gatherings, including a Franklin covered dish supper for the McLaughlin and related families, and a miscellaneous bridal shower for Doris Carter. Mrs. Hursh attends the Supreme Council of the Order of the Amaranth session in Buffalo, New York.
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H. B. Royse
West Middletown
Kenneth Gallaher
Sandra
Los Angeles
Dick Rydell
Aeronca
Gallagher
Gallaghers
Mr. Rydell
Donald Brown
Royce
Stephanie
Wyoming
B. Small
Franklin Onoring
Dickie
Rita
Orman
Paul Jeffreys
Carmen
Lou
Nancy Ann
Bebe
Supreme Council of the Order of the Amaranth
Buffalo
N. Y
C. C. Hursh
Kenwood
Mayfield church holds welcome shower for Redmans
Ladies of the Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church plan a miscellaneous shower and welcome party for the Rev and Mrs W H Redman. The event Friday at 7 30 p m will be in the church annex with public invited. The Redmans came from Litchfield Kentucky.
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W. H. Redman
Middletown
Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Redmans
Litchfield
Dorcas Society Meets At Mrs Goodwin Home
Dorcas Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church met yesterday at Mrs. Frank Goodwin's home on Oxford State Rd. The group spent the day visiting the sick and needy and supplied four families with food. A covered dish dinner was enjoyed at noon.
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Frank Goodwin
Oxford State Rd
Dorcas Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Society Deadline Rules and Events From Local Page
Society items deadlines set by 7:30 a m for reports and 9:30 a m Saturday. Sunday pictures require Thursday noon arrival and one week notice. Weddings or engagements used not both. Pythian Sisters meet at Castle Hall with Knights of Pythias for memorial services led by Dr FE Turner. Public invited.
Wel come Wagon Newcomers Plan Cha tauqua Picnic
Plans were completed by the Wel come Wagon Newcomers Club for a Cha tauqua picnic in July at Cha tauqua. Members met at Mrs. E.C. Burbick’s Grand Ave home and will be notified about the picnic. After the business meeting canasta prizes went to Mrs. Norbert Safarik, Mrs. V A. Sisson, and Mrs. Burbick. Luncheon by Mrs. Cleey Amore and Mrs. Everett ay. Miami Valley Council No. 3 Daughters of America initiated three candidates. Memorial service for members who died in the last two years led by Mrs. Arthur Richardson. Next meeting July 11 at Junior Hall on North Broad St.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Chatauqua
E.C. Burbick
Grand Ave
Canasta
Norbert Safarik
V A. Sisson
Burbick
Cle
Ey Amore
Everett Ay
Miami Valley Council
Daughters of America
James Leukhardt
Arthur Richardson
North Broad St
Willing Workers class to host July 7 birthday dinner
The Willing Workers class of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at Mrs. T. L. Gorsuch’s home on Oxford State Rd with Mrs. Irene Schneider leading devotions. After a brief business session the program committee led the event. hostesses included Mrs. S. H. Kitchen, Mrs. Andrew Craig, Mrs. William Anderson and Mrs. William Southard. A birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Kitchen, the class teacher, will be held July 7 at 6:30 p.m. at LeSourdsville Lake dining hall. all members and their husbands are invited.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
T. L. Gorsuch
Oxford State Rd
Irene Schneider
S. H. Kitchen
Andrew Craig
William Anderson
William Southard
Kitchen
LeSourdsville Lake
Meeting notice for St. Pauls church society
The Young Women's Society of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church will hold a meeting in the church social rooms on Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Young Women's Society of
St. Paul’s Evangelical and
Weather Report Shows Cooler Conditions Prevail
Temperatures yesterday were 19 degrees below the 94 degree high on Monday. The low yesterday reached 62 at 6 am rising to 75 by 4 pm. Today is expected warmer with 53 at 6 am and 68 at 9:30 am. Tonight will be cloudy with scattered th trh and Thursday cooler.
Allied rally strengthens US Korea action across fronts
Leaders in White House and State Department met strong support from both parties as alerts and aid move forward. Congress signaled readiness to fund expanded military aid if needed while allied capitals praised the decisive stance against Communist aggression. Pravda denounced the US as direct aggressor in Korea and China.
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Truman
Acheson
Congress
Defense Department
Korea
London
House of Commons
Paris
Rome
Russia
Pravda
U.S
United Nations
UN Talks Stir Over Korea and Soviet Departure
The posting notes that a peace settlement with Japan or UN action and the Korean attack on the South hamper a UN seat for China. Some diplomats doubt a General Assembly settlement before September 1949 as Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Malik departs, echoing Gromyko’s 1948 vacation exit.
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Pacific
Japan
United Nations
South Korea
General Assembly
Jakob A. Malik
Malik
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Draft Law Sparks Debate On Presidential Draft Power
The draft discusses presidential authority to order actual drafting while Congress is in session. Kem objects to striking a Senate bill provision that would prevent such orders without Congress’s input. The House insists on granting Congress sole authority over draft calls at any time.
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Kem
Senate
Congress
House
Stock Market Opens Strong Then Levels Off After Early Rally
New York AP reports a brisk opening in the stock market with gains up to $3 a share shortly after the bell, then fading to fractional rises in quiet trading. The rally followed yesterday’s liquidation surge tied to President Truman’s Asia policy. War-baby stocks led gains before giving back ground. Major names such as U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler United Aircraft Lockheed and Du Pont posted gains before retreating with others.
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New York
Truman
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber Consolidated Vultee
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Lockheed
American Telephone
Kennecott God Allied Chemical
du Pont
Union Carbide
Westinghouse Electric
Santa Fe
Pensylvania
Union Pacific
Nickelgate
Texas Company
United Air Lines
New York Stocks Quotations Summary
New York stock quotations list Allied Stores American Can American Can 194% y Amer. Had. Armco Steel Anaconda Copper Curtis Wright GE Copper P. Lorillard Nash Sergieter New York Central Pacific- Container Corp Hudson Motors Packard Pan American Airways Paramount Pennsylvania RR Philadelphia Petroleum Procter & Gamble Pullman Radio Septic Servel Sinclair Oil. Prices show varied movements with notable values including 63 for Procter & Gamble and 16.666 for Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Greene & Brock
Allied Stores
Amer
San
Eveceys Ee
Armco Steel Corp
Coceeus M's
Armeo
Tel
Anaconda Cop
Baltimore & ‘Onio
Bendix Aviaen
Sulehem
Boeing Airplane
Curtis Wright
P. Lorillard
Marshal Pond
Ossuee Nash Kees
New York Central
Rr- Ae Pacific — Container Corp
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Inspiration
Korean briefs on war impact and troop movements in Asia
European reaction to the Korean war praised the President's decisive stance while in London stock markets steadied on the news. In Taiping, Formosa reporters saw a dozen U S warships heading toward the Formosa Channel from Manila. Britain offered ten ships to assist in what officials termed mercy work related to the Korean operations, details of which were not clarified.
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London
Truman
Britain
United States
South Korea
President Granted Authority to Call Up Reserves for 21 Months
The passage notes that the President would have the power to call up all reserves including National Guardsmen for up to 21 months if needed to fill the Army, Navy, and Air Force to authorized strength. This establishes a broad wartime mobilization authority.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Dayton Livestock and Produce Market Report
Dayton livestock and Cincinnati figures show hogs 2,000 salable with barrows and gilts up, sows steady to 25 higher. Cattle and calves receipt meager with mixed classes steady to weak. Beef cows around 21, bulls 17-18, sheep scarce with lambs steady around 25-38. Poultry and eggs show varied wholesale and consumer prices, butter quoted at 62 cents per pound.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Potatoes and butter sale notice from 4 price list
Readable fragments show a sale notice listing prices for butter and potatoes with premium and regular items. The brief itemization mentions a 4 unit quantity or price and a $1 premium, alongside a product labeled potatoes 210-44. No clear date or location is provided.
Australia’s flying fox giant bat spans five feet wings
The flying fox in Australia is described as a giant bat with a wingspan of five feet, illustrating remarkable size among bat species and highlighting unusual wildlife in the region.
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Australia
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