World Community Day Observed With Peace Theme Service
One hundred five pieces for peace were placed on St. Paul’s altar as World Community Day services opened with organ prelude. Dr. J Stanley Harker urged that peace is possible, calling for unity among Christian communities and aid to war torn Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harold Conn
Ralph Mull
Middletown
W. C. Washington
H .H. Jung
Helen Gerber Ramsdell
Cecil Kindred
J. Stanley Harker
Presbyterian Church of Hamilton
Dr. Harker
Christian Brothers
Europe
Jung
Conn
Kindred
Russell Thomas
Forrest Bowman
A. L. Hutchens
Harold Draut
Christmas party plans announced by local church groups
The Churches Ladies Aid and United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Robert Melamphy’s home with 18 members present. They reported a Christmas party at Mrs. Robert Banker’s home and another at Otterbein home with a gift exchange. Members urged to bring food for a needy family basket.
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Ladies Aid
United Brethren Church
Robert Melamphy
Robert Banker
Otterbein
Friendship Club Meeting At Fleming Road Home
The Clubs Friendship Club met last evening at Mrs. Gerald Pieratt's Fleming Road home. Members enjoyed a humorous poem she authored about each member, played games with prizes won by Mrs. Malcolm Profitt, Mrs. Clyde Tolliver, and Mrs. James Cochran, and shared a luncheon.
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Friendship Club
Gerald Pieratt
Fleming Rd
Society Deadline Rules For Sunday Pages
Society items must reach the editor by 10 30 a m the following morning. Saturday deadline applies. Pictures for Sunday must arrive by noon edition Thursday space for Sunday should be reserved a week in advance. Weddings over ten days old cannot be used. An engagement or wedding photo will be used not both. Friday 3 p m deadline for Sunday calendar items. Children events are not used.
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Society
Ursday
Dog Breed Puzzle Across Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A word puzzle grid presents horizontal and vertical clues including dog breed and golf terms. The mixed list features scattered fragments like Perforati and Mistress writings, inviting deduction to fill a themed crossword style grid.
Crossword Clue Packet for Puzzle Number Twenty Five
Military term for answered previous problem is claimed due in thirty nine. A home of a bird and oil compound form are hints. Female saint abbreviated appears. A compass point and a sheep sound appear. An electrical unit and railroad abbreviation complete the set.
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Compass Point
Probe Begins Wednesday Into Worst Plane Crash
Washington authorities launch CAB inquiry into the collision of a Bolivian pilot's P-38 and an Eastern Air Lines DC-4 at National Airport. Testimony from Bridoux, hospitalized with pneumonia and injuries, will be part of the record. Recovery of William Snythe, 39, official of Eberhard Faber, completes yesterday's body recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Erich Rios Bridoux
Bridoux
National Airport
Potomac River
Washington Post
Potomac
William Snythe
Eberhard Faber Pencil Company
San Diego Quake Causes Minor Damage Across City
A strong quake centered near San Diego caused cracked plaster and minor damage to several structures including the harbor department waterfront building and Coronado high school. The 65 second initial shock and 14 second aftershock rattled Southern California and nearby Mexico at 12:42 PM PST with follow up at 8:36 PM PST. Seismologist Fred Robinson compared it to a 1941 event, noting few local faults and limited historic damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
City Harbor Department
Coronado High School
Bay
California
Mexico
Tijuana
Mex
Fred Robinson
Robinson
Blue Ball Presbyterian Sunday Service and Sunday School
Blue Ball Presbyterian schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. with O. G. Bowker as superintendent in charge. Church service follows at 11 a.m. featuring Rev. Byron H. Sprague on God Eliminates Loneliness. Special music by the intermediate choir directed by Jack Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Bowker
Byron H. Sprague
Jack Young
New Hope Baptist Sunday School and Program Schedule
New Hope Baptist will hold Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Mrs Bertha Webb president on God Comforts His People Morning devotion 10 45 to 11 a m Deacons in charge Sermon by Dr H C Richards Behold I Stand at The Door and Knock The C B S Jubilaires of Hollywood California and The Detroiters of Detroit Michigan will perform at Booker T Washington School at 3 p m Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Webb
8. C. Richards
C.B.S. Jubilaires
Hollywood
Calif
Detroiters
Detroit
Mich
Booker T. Washington School
Kings Mills Baptist Sunday schedule announced
Kings Mills Baptist in Kings Mills will have Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by morning worship at 10 30 a m McGuffey superintendent in charge. Evening service is set for 7 30 p m with a new service Tuesday at 7 p m.
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Manford McGuffey
Mar Os m
Jefferson Military College Approves Tentative ROTC Course
In Natchez Mississippi the Jefferson Military College board approved a tentative instruction plan to blend naval military air and diplomatic studies for freshmen and sophomores to reduce inter service rivalry. Admiral Merrill proposed a unique curriculum based on ROTC, with cross training in all four sciences and specialization after the sophomore year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchez
Jefferson Military College
Stanley Murphy
A. Stantonerrill
USM
Admiral Merrill
Bakery Loses Doughnut Deal in Lake Winona Oddity
In Winona Minnesota AP report a customer claiming to be Rev Carl Miller ordered 49 dozen doughnuts for a First Baptist Church supper. He paid with a $30 check and received $12.80 change, then vanished. No Rev Miller or church supper exists. sheriff hunts for the phantom customer and the doughnut surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Carl Miller
Lewiston
First Baptist Church
Winona
U S Prepares To Give Strong Support To United Indonesia
Washington reports the United States plans firm backing for the Republic of United Indonesia through diplomatic recognition, resumed ECA aid, Eximbank loan consideration, and potential high level visits. About 40 million dollars in aid is proposed as Indonesia readies to form a new government after Dutch actions.
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U.S
United
Indonesia
Washington
United States
Republic of United Indonesia
Netherlands
Hague
Marshall Plan
Economic Cooperation Administration
Netherlands Home
ECA
Export - Import Bank
Sukarno
Nehru
India
State Department
East Indies
Air Base Renamed in Honor of Cleveland War Hero
The Cleveland Air Force base will be renamed Capt. Schlegel Air Force Base to honor Capt. Albert L. Schlegel, a 24 year old WWII fighter ace from Garfield Heights credited with 15 enemy planes and eight anti aircraft guns. Dedication set for Armistice Day.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Air Force Base
Schlegel
Reynolds Hits Snag In Flight In World Record Attempt
Honolulu AP reports millionaiire Milton Reynolds was forced back to Guam on his attempt to set a new around the world flight record. Pan American said engine trouble forced the Stratocruiser two hours out of Guam to turn back. A cylinder replacement will be flown to Guam, delaying the flight about 24 hours. Reynolds may switch planes if earlier flights depart Guam. The aircraft returned to Guam around 3 p.m. He would not reach Honolulu before Sunday morning, leaving a narrow window to beat Col Edward Egan's six day, three hour, 15 minute record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Milton Reynolds
Guam
Pan American World Airways
Pan American
Reynolds
Philippine Air Lines
Transocean
Edward Egan
New York State Boxing Commission
Chinese coins minted as early as 1091 B C
A historical note confirms coinage in China dates to 1091 B C with early metal tokens. Experts cite archaeologic finds and traditional chronicles detailing the emergence of standardized cash. The item underscores ancient monetary systems and regional trade development.
Red Agents Blamed for Expenditures in AP Report
Senator Edward Martin accuses Soviet influenced groups of driving high federal spending. He told Northampton County Republicans that Communists infiltrate organizations and their unwitting followers push Congress to larger government outlays, predicting a peacetime deficit of six to eight billion dollars.
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Easton
Edward Martin
America
Packard Day At Lehigh Marks 50th Anniversary
Bethlehem Pa AP Today is Packard Day at Lehigh University honoring the 50th anniversary of the completion of James Ward Packard Packard's first automobile. Lehigh graduate Ward Packard built the car which led to the Packard Motor Car Company in War ren C November 6 1899 according to a Lehigh proclamation by Dr Martin D Whitaker.
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Bethlehem
Packard
Lehigh University
James Ward
Lehigh
Martin D. Whitaker
Warren, C
James Ward Packard
Packard Motor Car Company
Radio Programs And Shows On WLW WSAI WMOH And More
A listing of radio schedule items and programs across WLW 700 WSAI 1360 WMOH 1450 and other stations. Programs include Tea and Crumpets Community Chest Hollywood Star Theater Indiana National Guard Foreign programming Hit Parade Dennis Day Judy Canova Grand Ole Opry News and various entertainment segments hosted by Peter Grant Jean Shepherd and others.
Television listings for Saturday and Sunday schedule
The page lists TV programs for Saturday and Sunday including Football scores, Ruthie on the Telephone, Cliff Edwards, Paul Whiteman, Cavalcade of Stars, Wrestling, News, Hopalong Cassidy, A Star in Born, Armed Forces Hour, Playhouse, Garroway shows, and sports events such as Green Bay vs Chicago with boxing and Think Fast.
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CBS
Ba ’ Ues
Ruthie
Cliff Edwards
Mister Orch
Bargy
Paul Whiteman
WLW
Dave Garroway
A.D. Va
Nevada
Aldrich
Green Bay
Chicago
Convicted Again In Philadelphia Armed Holdup Case
Frank S Townsend, sentenced to 10 to 20 years, studied law in prison after appealing to the U S Supreme Court alleging lack of counsel. He was granted a new trial and convicted again, receiving seven to 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Franks. Townsend
U.S. Supreme Court
Youth Admits Home Burglary in Hamilton Case
Edward Carpenter of Hamilton changed his plea Thursday in Common Pleas Court before Judge Fred B. Cramer and admitted guilt in burglaries last May 28 and 29 at an unoccupied Hamilton residence. Items taken included a typewriter violins golf clubs and other articles valued at 449. The judge took the case under advisement. Carpenter testified that on leading facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carpenter
Hamilton
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Carpenter
Break-in Leads to Brothers Panned Incident
An incident report notes a break-in in which two brothers, aged eight years apart, faced censure or social disapproval. The item outlines the sequence and the community’s reaction to the event.
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Fred Forman
Ted Karshner
Pearl Spurlock
Lucy Morton
Harry Smith
Howard Stalker
E. L. Long
Della Armitage
Wilbur Keister
James Wray
Iola Banks
Fletcher Shou
Carl V. Smith
Catherine Floyd
James Baird
Society Deadline
Lily
Blue Ball Presbyterian
New Hope Baptist
Kings Mills Baptist
Jefferson Military School
Middletown High School
Gordon Manley
Grieg
Stravinsky
Britten
de Falla
Elgar
Manchester Hotel
Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
Giles & Link
Norris Music House
RED
Lag
Wsai
Tea & Crumpets
Community Chest
Hollywood ‘Star Theater
Ind. Nat
L ‘L Guard Rep
Dennis Day
Freddy Martin
WMOH
Sports Parade Caribbean 1
Judy Canova
Grand Ol Opry
Peter Grant
Orch
Chandu the Magician
Gregory Hood Treasury
Hollywood Bylines
Jean Shepherd
Thomson
Tytus
Tales of
Fatima
Hawaii
Wilson
C.H.S. Vs
Ironton
Juest Star
Chicago Theatre Dance Music
Jones Sen
Robert Taft
Boy Scouts
Jamboree
WKRC
Jean Shepherdews
Lere's Ho National Guard
Philip Lowe
S. Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Peetsran
Ime
It-S
Legion Ballroom
Featuring
Eddie Roe
Orchestre
Walker
Junior Chamber OF Commerce
Wayne Ludwig
Lemon Township
George M. Class
Pol. Adv
Herbert S. Miller
POL, Adv
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