Peace Negotiations as Korean War Drama Grows
British push for a negotiated peace calls it the psychological moment as they say the Chinese Communists are wounded but not yet defeated. UN attempts to meet Red China leaders have failed and generals warn that without talks the war may continue, with uncertain chances for lasting peace. Casualty estimates show Chinese North Korean losses over 760,000 while Red China may field 4 to 5 million in arms, a figure Hong Kong dispatches question as possibly deceptive.
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United Press
Red China
United Nations
Mattheu B Ridgway
U. S
Peiping
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Korea
Hong Kong
Red China Loyal Troops Questioned by Hong Kong Estimate
The Red Army rolls show many names but not all are armed or trained to fight. Many Chiang Kai-shek troops defected and could rejoin him, leaving soldiers labeled politically unreliable. Hong Kong estimates Red China has about 1.5 million loyal trained men.
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Red Army
Chiang Kai-shek
Red Regime
Korea
Hong Kong
Red
New London Adds Paintings Replacing Senior Class Photos
New London High School artists under Robert Wicks hang seven paintings in place of senior class photos dating back to 1900. Soybean paints replace standard pigments as creative work expands in weaving and art classes. Fitchville’s new one story school opens, old building to be razed except the bell.
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New London
New London High School
Robert Wicks
Robert Wick
Fitchville
Twentieth Century Farmers Planning Future Club Events
Oberlin 20th Century Farmers 4-H Club outlines a paper drive and scrap metal drive with an ice cream social. They plan a April 17 meeting at Bob Porter’s home and list officers and coordinators for the club activities.
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Oberlin
Farmers 4-H Club
Charles Bainbridge
Dick Darves
Bob Porter
Keith Burrer
Nick Bainbridge
Tommy Jones
Dick Darvas
Bob Seabold
Dan Wickles
Lile Mae Steadman
Jean Thor
Oberlin Savings Bank
Women’s Association of First Church
James Brand
Nellie Smith
E College
Dudley Wood
H. W Kofsky
E College Street
Ellsworth Carlson
Josephine Smith
John Rodgers
S. Cedar Street
Russell Reynolds
F. W Clark
Elm Street
Russell Lawall
E. H Bosworth
S. Professor Street
Clarence Hamilton
Blood Bank
Allen Hospital
Finney Chapel
Zoe M. Gallagher
Alen Art
Howard M Jones
Department of English Assembly
Howard Mumford Jones
Harvard University
Oberlin Inn
Warren Taylor
Christian Churches
Stevenson
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Nevelyn J. Theobald
Lorain County Historical Society Elects Officers Dinner program noted
The Lorain County Historical Society met at Oberlin Inn with about 85 attendees. Officers were elected for the next year and a program on Folk Tunes of Ohio was presented by Prof Harry Ridenour, highlighting Ohio song origins and local collector efforts. Ohio florist shops sell over 22 million dollars annually.
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Lorain County Historical Society
Ohio
Oberlin Inn
College Library
J. B Thomas
Milton Wilcox
Max Pedley
Thomas
J.B Thomas
Harry S. Fletcher
E. C. Danner
Kenneth Boylan
Frank Ayres
Frank Horan
Ridenour
Boston Conservatory
Mary
South Amherst
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Harry Ferguson
Baldwin Electronic Organs
Baldwin
Gan
Driscol Music CO
Broad ST
Murbach Coal & St
W. Bridge St
Pply CO
20Th Century Farmers
Cecill E. Marett
Eunice Arnett
Anita Strong
Dois Chandler
Christian Marett
Enola
Harrisburg
Penna
Chicago
United States
Ben Lewis
Maria Hendricks
Oberlin College
M. R. Meacham
American Association of University Women
Atlantic City
N. J
R P. Harvey
S. Cedar Avenue
S. J. White
Oberlin Business and Professional Women's Club
W.R. Cole
W. Lorain Street
Julia Davis
C. L. Gibson
South Cedar Avenue
Sara Prince
College
C. W. Barres
Youngstown Steel
Cleveland ST
Jesse Howerth
Oo. K. . Sweeney
Hedges
LaPorte
Norge
Roebling
P. F. Radican
Clayton H. Levy
Grafton
Sullivan
Ted Richards
Sulfiven
Curt Ekey
Aact
Marshall McDanials
Harley C. M Auctioneer
Bers
Julian Fowler
Ted Prindle
Middle Ave
Philip Morris
Pailie Morris
Philip Marris
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