Bevin Backed Aims of U S For U N Strengthening
British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin endorsed American aims to bolster the United Nations against aggression and told Soviet delegates Britain would fight for liberty. He approved Acheson’s objectives though hinted at constructive criticisms later. Yugoslav minister urged 38th parallel as Korea demarcation and proposed cease fire within 24 hours for any warring nation. A peace-balloon exchange between Malik and Maryland peace group drew attention. Hargett reunion held at Baker meadow with 105 attendees followed by a youth-vs-elder ball game.
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New York
Ernest Bevin
Britain
U. N
A Bevin
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Bevin
China
Philippines
Bolivia
Turkey
General Assembly
Security Council
Edward Kardelj
Yugoslavia
38Th Parallel
Korea
Kardelj
United Nations
Assembly
Manhattan
Jacob A. Malik
Maryland Committee For Peace
Baltimore
Malik
United States
Soviet Union
Stockholm
All Bran Offers Easy Relief From Constipation
A reader testimonial from Mrs E Kau man of Clinton New Jersey praises Kellogg's All Bran for constipation relief. The note urges daily one ounce portions and high water intake, with a promise of double money back if not satisfied after ten days.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Mich
Budget Rambler Plan G-23 House in Indiana
C H Goodall of LaPorte Indiana designed a brick veneer rambler to fit tight budgets. The Plan G-23 home, built and sold in Indiana for 10000 dollars, includes garage and land with double pane insulating glass wall windows. The 14 by 23 foot living room features a corner fireplace and a movable bookcase that can become a den or child’s room and later swing to form a second living room or study.
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C. H. Goodall
Monroe St
LaPorte
Ind
Indiana
Orphans' Court Sets Ratification Date in Blessing Estate
The Orphans Court fixed Monday October 2 for ratifying an administration account in Tilghman L Blessing estate of Johnsville after Circuit Court cleared the way for distribution. The filing includes five administration accounts with figures for Barrick, Manion, Dotterer, and Grove estates, plus details on inheritance tax and appraised assets. The report notes the 2818 year history of the world’s first agricultural college founded at Hohenheim Germany.
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Orphans’ Court
Tilghman L Blessing
Johnsville
Circuit Court
Mary M. Houck
Clara E. Saxton
Flora C. Dotterer
Graceham
Bruce Bierly Dotterer
David Martin Barrick
William David Barrick
William V. Manion
Annie E .Manion
Manion Jones
Frances H. Jones
John H. Grove, Jr
Cora E. Grove
Hohenheim
Germany
Death of Eugene ONeill's Son Reported by Suicide
Eugene ONeills 40 year old son committed death by own action today at his Woodstock home. He slashed his right wrist in the bath and staggered downstairs bleeding to death. He had been despondent over an old love affair and was an instructor in the new school for social research in New York City. He trained at Yate and taught Greek at Princeton and Sarah Lawrence College. He was a half brother of Mrs Charles Chaplin, formerly Oona ONeill.
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Eugene O'Neill
Tock
Alashing
Ulster
Ernest Kelly
Kelly
O'Neill
Yate
Princeton
Sarah Lawrence College
O'Neil
Charles Chaplin
Oona O'Neill
George Pilt
Business Meeting and Speeches at Frederick AAUW
The Frederick branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a business and organization meeting tonight at Booman Winchester Hall theater with Miss Marion MacPhail presiding. A convocation service Wednesday at Hood College will feature Dr Helen Bragdon, new general director of the national AAUW. Survivors Reach Base reports 16 aboard a US B 50 bomber were transported to Goose Bay after a Labrador crash. 12 crew and 4 passengers sustained a leg fracture and minor injuries. A Venezuela aerial survey located tran deposits.
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Frederick
Americth Association of University Women
Booman Winchester Hall
Marion MacPhail
Uwssection
Welack At Hood College
Helen Bragdon
Bragdon
Washington
National American Association of University Women
Halifax
Labrador
Goose Bay
Reading and music aid aid to understanding world presence
The passage urges that pupils can learn to read and enjoy music with gentle instruction. It notes that many can follow conversation with attention and that millions seek knowledge of God's presence. It frames the Bible verse about the harvest being plentiful.
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Babson Newspaper
Strength For Today By Karl L. Douglas, B.C. THE HARVEST
Christians see signs of God's presence in nature and in human personality while non-believers see none. The text compares differing interpretations of the same evidence and notes that some learners or listeners miss meaning despite exposure.
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Karl L. Douglas
B.C
God
Blackhead disease risks in poultry differ by species
The text notes the disease commonly infests chickens and turkeys, but chickens suffer little harm while turkeys usually face fatal liver damage.
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Turkeys
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