Wallace Quits Progressive Party Over Korea War Stand
Wallace resigns from the Progressive party he founded over its pro Communist China stance on Korea. He returns to his farm to work with hybrid strawberries and corn and says he will not rejoin the Democratic party. Wallace critic of cold war policies shifted to support UN action as the war escalated.
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South Salem
N. Y
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace
C. B. Baldwin
Democratic Party
Progressives
Korea
The
United Nations
China
Baldwin
National Committee
Vito Marcantonio
Alp. N. Y
Truman
Looking Sideways by Whitney Bolton
A humorous column notes on advertising on a yacht, art by Picasso, Shaw’s writings, Dior’s fall gift, Jolson and Betty Hutton troop duties, ballet company sellout, Pentagon cinema plots, a French silk king, and a racy English auto with two US V-8 engine options priced around 3900 dollars.
Frew Birthday Vy and Sreca 12 Frew Birthday
August 9 birthday readers are practical and business minded with a talent for sizing up people. They suit personnel or retail work, value money, may grow wealthy, enjoy music and hosting, and prefer comfortable living. Emotions are strong but hidden. adaptable and self reliant.
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Oceanies
Housecleaning Expected After AEC Resignation
Congressional sources predict a broad housecleaning at the Atomic Energy Commission following Carroll L. Wilson's resignation as general manager. They say the move targets Lilienthal influence and will remove many lower echelon staff, while Wilson cites lack of confidence in AEC's leadership. Senator Edwin C. Johnson criticizes Wilson's qualifications and confirms support for Dean.
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Washington
Carroll L. Wilson
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lilienthal
Joint
Congressiional Atomic Energy Committee
Wilson
Gordon Dean
Dean
David E. Lilienthal
Commission
Edwin C. Johnson
Colo. Johnson
Senate
Ridgeville 4-H Club Holds August Meeting and Demos
The Ridgeville Senior Sewers gathered at the Cummins home on August 7 evening for their eighth meeting. County agent Dorothy Walter judged projects and books while Mona Cummins demonstrated shoe polishing and Doris Haas demonstrated skirt gathering. Carol Kunzen also demonstrated a different topic.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Cummin
Dorothy Walter
Mona Cummins
Doris Haas
Carol Kunzen
Olmsted Falls Plans 29th Annual Homecoming Aug 11 13
Olmsted Falls to hold its 29th annual homecoming celebration August 11 to 13. Highlights include Friday outdoor square dancing with prizes, Saturday events starting at 1 p.m. featuring a children's parade led by the homecoming queen, and Sunday services at local churches. The event concludes with a 12:30 p.m. cafeteria dinner, Village Green entertainment, and a softball game for married men and single players. Olmsted Falls sits at Columbia Road and Bagley Road, four miles west of Berea.
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Olmsted Falls
St. Mary’s of the Falls Church
Columbia Road
Route
Bagley Road
Berea
Girl Admits Theft After Arrest for Breakin
Police report Thelma Robinson a 19 year old arrested for breaking and entering the Chomet home on 10th street last weekend admitted stealing 51.60 on March 18 from Stella Jenkowski at the Graystone Hotel where both worked. Robinson was sent to the Marysville reformatory by Judge Guy B Findley for probation violation on a prior Oberlin check forgery charge.
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C. L. Miller
Thelma Robinson
Chomet
10Th Street
Stella Jenkowski
Abbe Road
Graystone
Miss Robinson
Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Guy B. Findley
Oberlin
Valdosta 75-Year-Old Prefers Life Without Movies
In Valdosta Georgia 75-year-old Anna Kelley after her first movie says she can get along without them. She watched a western and a Esther Williams film and concluded she does not care for movies overall.
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Valdosta
Anna Kelley
Esther Williams
Final ILUB Summer Meeting on Embroidery Stitches
The final ILUB Summer meeting focused on embroidery stitches and related techniques. Attendees reviewed progress and shared tips to finish projects.
Two Vanover Brothers Held in Kentucky Sheriff Murder
Pikeville Kentucky two brothers Tommy Vanover 28 and Hubert Vanover 23 roadhouse operators are jailed on murder charges in the shooting death of Sheriff Roy Conway near his home on July 28 they face conspiracy to commit murder and are held without bond. Hubert had filed a $5000 damage suit against Conway and deputies alleging an illegal search. Tommy had been paroled from Fort Leavenworth and court martialed for assault.
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Pikeville
Roy Conway
Tommy Vanover
Hubert Vanover
Vanover
Conway
Vanovers
Rocky Gap
Pike County
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
J. A. Runyon
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