Reds Can't Believe In God and Religion Says House Committee
The House Un American Activities Committee issued a 100 item report asserting Communism opposes religion and aims to control minds and morals. It calls religion enemy No 1 and argues Communist doctrine fights religion before politics, education, or family life. The document previews future releases on education labor and government.
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Washington
House UN- American Activities Committee
Ysterday
Theater Shut In Deer Park
The Deer Park theatre in Cincinnati area was ordered closed until November 27 as a precaution against meningitis. Health official Dr. J P Owens said the closure is to be on the safe side and the Deer Park school will also close for fumigation after seven year old Judith Barney, a pupil, died last week. No new meningitis cases have been reported since the child’s death.
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Cincinnati
Deer Park
J. P. Owens
Hamilton County Health Commission
Judith Barney
Owens
Barney
Hanna
Association
John T. Hutchinson
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Lower Lakes
Duluth
Minn
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Midwest
Quebec
Labrador
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd
Soviet Reply Appears Okay on Berlin Crisis
Juan A. Bramuglia of Argentina said the Russian answer to his Berlin current questionnaire appears satisfactory. He noted the November president of the United Nations Security Council must compare Russia’s reply with the Western powers’ responses to decide if a basis for agreement on the Berlin crisis exists. Bramuglia scheduled a meeting of the six neutral Security Council members once western replies arrive.
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Paris
Juan A. Bramuglia
Argentina
Berlin
United Nations Security Council
United States
Britain
France
Bramuglia
The
Security Council
Fumes Kill Two In Ohio Gas Water Heater Incident
Carbon monoxide fumes from a gas water heater killed two people in Wooster and left three others critically ill in nearby Rittman. The deceased were Elva Singleton, 41, and his wife Myrtle, 48. Coroner L A Adair reported.
Geneva College President Dr. Pearce Dies at 74
Dr. McLeod Milligan Pearce longtime Geneva College president died in Providence Hospital at age 74 after a heart attack. He had been hospitalized since November 13 and was an ordained Presbyterian minister.
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Beaver Falls
McLeod Milligan Pearce
Geneva College
Providence Hospital
Pearce
Shoes for handi capped men on one foot in Brooklyn
A Salvation Army Men's Social Service Center shelf in Brooklyn New York displays one shoe per size. These shoes are designed for handicapped men with a single foot.
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Salvation Army
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops Claim Quick Cold Relief
An advertising blurb promotes Vicks Va-tro-nol nose drops for instant nasal relief from stuffed sinuses. It claims the product works where congestion starts and may help prevent colds if used at the first sniff or sneeze.
Court chaplain aids defendants in Detroit Recorder's Court
In Detroit, the Rev. Keith R. Dean will serve as court chaplain on Mondays and Fridays, offering religious resources to defendants upon request. The program, backed by judges and the Detroit Council of Churches, aims to bring churches closer to social issues and help reduce crime.
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Detroit
Recorder’s Court
Keith R. Dean
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mr. Dean
Joseph A. Gillis
W. McKay Skillman
O. Z. Ide
Detroit Council of Churches
Governor Duff Emerges as Possible GOP Leader
Washington reports Governor James H. Duff of Pennsylvania is mentioned as a potential successor to Rep. Hugh D. Scott Jr. as national chairman of the Republican Party. Duff, influential in Republican circles, is not a national committee member but is seen as a key figure for anti-Dewey forces urging change after Dewey's defeat.
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Republican National Committee
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Duff
Hugh D. Scott Jr
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
National Committee
Dewey
Philadelphia
Truman
Eisenhower to Join National Education Policy Commission
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will serve on the National Education Association Educational Policies Commission assessing long range planning for school roles amid international tensions. Appointments include Henry H. Hill and William Jansen, with Eugene H. Herrington reappointed for four years.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Education Association
Eisenhower
Columbia University
NEA
Educational Policies Commission
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Policies Commission
Henry H. Hill
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
William Jansen
New York City
Eugene H. Herrington
Denver, Colo
Street Renamed Truman Road in Kansas City
Kansas City's main east west street will be renamed from Fifteenth Street to Truman Road in honor of President Truman. The council approved last night with the change taking effect January 20, the President's inauguration day. The idea was first raised in February 1946 but stalled until after Truman's election last November.
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Kansas City
Truman
Fifteenth
Grants To Britain Top $1 Billion In ECA Aid
The Economic Cooperation Administration approved 48.98 million dollars for Britain, bringing total Marshall Plan aid to 1.0181 billion. France remains second with 3.25 million and a total of 895.0 million.
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Britain
Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
France
Famous Plane Returns Home
The Kitty Hawk, the first plane to carry a passenger, is back in Washington at the Smithsonian Institution after years of dispute. It was built and piloted by the Wright brothers and will be exhibited on December 17, the 45th anniversary of its first flight.
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Washington
Wright Brothers
Smithsonian Institution
Nevy Vany
Kensington Museum
London
Orville Wright
Smithsonian
Samuel Langley
Wrights
Orville
American Museum
Mail Orders To Above Address Add Ten Cents Postage
A brief instruction notes to send mail to the listed address and include a ten cent postage addition. The terse directive suggests ongoing orders or replies requiring small fee coverage.
Scottish native James Blackhall dies at Lorain dedication
James Blackhall, a Scotsman who headed a roofing and sheet metal company, died yesterday from a heart attack suffered while attending the dedication of the Canadian Legion memorial hall in Lorain. He commanded the 112th Engineer Regiment of the 37th Division during World War I.
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Cleveland
Lorain
James Blackhall
Scotland
112Th Engineer
Estate of Charles W Weinman deceased notice
Mabel Weinman of Middletown Ohio appointed administratrix of the estate of Charles W Weinman deceased late of Butler County Ohio. Claims must be filed within four months or be barred. Dated November 4 1948 by Co E Burke attorney. Nov 9 16 23.
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Ralph B. Roe
Frank B. Roe
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Oscar R. Leiser
Walter R. Bender
Charles W. Weinman
Mabel Weinman
Said County
E. Burke
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