Truman's Vatican ambassador plan stirs Italian press
Rome reports show Communist papers denouncing President Truman's choice of General Mark W. Clark as political maneuvering, while non Communist outlets call it a matter of international policy. The debate highlights fears of church involvement and espionage links amid the Vatican ties.
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Catholic Press Endorses Truman as Proposals Shape Politics
Strong Catholic majorities in New York and Chicago would have voted for him. The action prompts the South to push to widen gaps with regular Democrats. MW Messaggero praised the president and lauded his international political flair. Catholic papers endorsed the President’s move.
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Lewistown Homemakers Demo Teasers From the Freezer
The Lewistown Homemakers Club presented a Food and Nutrition demonstration titled Teasers from the Freezer led by chairmen Mrs. Sterling Lenhart and Mrs Clarence Warner. Recreation was run by Mrs. Florence Kelly with Mrs. Clarence Schultz winning a prize for naming the most parts of a clock. Health chairman Mrs. Ira Rippeon spoke on achieving better health through understanding, noting its value to every woman. Twenty four members attended, and visitor Mrs. Eric Sodergren joined. Donations for the Home for the Aged were collected, with further gifts welcome at Mrs Randolph Stull’s home through Sunday evening. Christmas gifts for France’s adopted family are to be delivered to Mrs George Green’s home by October 31, then packed by Mrs Paul Wise’s International Relations committee. The text ends mid-sentence about mothers with sons in the…
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Lewistown Homemakers plan Christmas open house and college drives
The Lewistown Homemakers Club formed a committee to pack Christmas boxes for servicemen funded by the club. Officers for 1952 were elected including Mrs. R. Paul Buhrman and several others. They earned fair exhibit prizes, set up a Christmas Open House for November 27 and 28 at the Home Demonstration office, and planned country decorations with specific members in charge. They pledged to support the Children's Aid Society. A bake sale at Renn's Pontiac on November 38 from 10 a.m. proceeds fund Community Hall repairs, with Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Grinder, and Mrs. Heckert as the Lewistown Homemakers Club representatives.
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Duhrmean Hosts Merryland Tract Club Meeting
On November 14 at 7 30 pM Mrs Charles Flook and co host Mrs William Gutman entertained 21 members and one visitor Mrs George Chick presiding with a collect. Mrs David Kifer gave a report and led the singing of the United Nations Hymn. Plans for an aluminum ray were made with Mrs Richard Smith to head the project. Officers elected and various committee assignments announced. An exchange of flowers to be held on November 15 at the porch with Mrs Lu Titus and Mrs Towne Titus.
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Dundalk Man Fatally Shot by Cousin in Woods Behind City Hospital
Arthur Gallagher, 19, was shot dead while target shooting with cousin Elvey R. Adey, 16, in woods behind Baltimore City Hospitals. Adey is charged with Gallagher's death and a court hearing is set for tomorrow.
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Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
An essay reexamines liberty defining it as self control not license. It argues liberty harms society and morals when misused, warns that the worst tyrant is self, and asserts true freedom comes from mastering impulses to avoid anarchy and ruin.
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Man Matured In Self Control Says Citizen Leader
A Babson paper contains a fragment praising restraint and growth, claiming the man has learned to jive with ease and grace, and is now free due to self control. The quote appears as a brief feature in the newspaper.
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Squirrel hunting fatality in Maryland claims second case
Ervin Glenn Wolford, 32, died at Allegany Hospital from a shotgun wound suffered during a squirrel hunt in Cumberland Maryland. The death marks the county's second hunting fatality of the season.
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Three Raleigh County Women Face Charges
Beckley West Virginia October 21 three Raleigh County women face murder charges after a spree in separate towns within five minutes. State police said one man died from a claw hammer blow while two others were stabbed between 1:45 and 1:50 p.m. last night. Trioper C C McGraw named victims as William Woodrow Lilly age 41 of Sullivan and Frank Williams, 27, among others.
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