Washington Calling By Marquis Childs
Washington praises Senator Monroney for pushing a strong report on McCarthyism and the use of smear tactics. The piece notes intra party splits, invitations to McCarthy to speak, and concerns that the tactic erodes civil liberties and presumption of innocence amid rising political tensions.
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Washington
Mike Monroney
Senate
Maryland
Back Street
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Robert C. Hendrickson
New Jersey
McCarthy
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Waham Jenner
Indiana
McCarthey
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Boston
Taft
Margaret Smith
Saltonstall
Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting Notes
Wellington area society notes report from the VFW Auxiliary at the Post Home. Louise Martin presided, Mary Ewell reported as district delegate, and officers were installed replacing resignations. Included are bake sale plans, rummage sale, quilt tickets, and preparations for a ball game trip to Cleveland on August 25 under VFW auspices.
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Wellington
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Louise Martin
Mary Ewell
Marblehead
Post Home
Margaret Zimmerman
Rummage
Lorraine Clark
Guard
Ma Farrar
Ewell
Charlene Crandall
Zimmerman
Wilma Perkins
Masonic Hall
First Baptist Missionary Society
Kenneth Avery
Magyar Street
Mesdames Lynne Coates
M. C. Bement
Brinley Ford
Paul Wilkinson
Zelma Clinesmith
Butte, Mont
Bernie Miller
Howard P
Reichenbach appointed LMRE manager at Wellington
Reichenbach resigned as manager of the Lorain Medina Rural Electric Co operative in Wellington succeeding Harry Bovard who stepped down due to ill health. A former Western Power and Light employee, he joined LMRE in 1943 as engineer then assistant manager. Also announces new grid coach Morton Campbell, 33, moving to Wellington with family.
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Reichenbach
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Co
Wellington
Harry Bovard
Bovard
Western Power and Light Company
LMRE
iNew
Morton W. Campbell
Phyllis Carmen
Prospect Street
Bonnie Ward
M. D. Ward
Magyar Street
John Edward Milsted
Dennis Ott
Wakeman
Ward
Wellington High School
Oberlin
Milsted
North Olmsted High School
Navy
W.B.A. News
All Woman‘s Benefit Association
Alpina
Gleveland
Maxi
Sullivan Town Notes Echo Sunday Family Reunions
Weekend visitors and family gatherings mark the Sullivan town notes. The Swope and Clawson families hosted and attended reunions at Ashland County Fair Grounds and at Nova and Loudonville locations. The Bair reunion drew 95 relatives while a Cleveland man chaired the meeting. Hard cooked eggs suggested as salad garnish closes the brief.
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Charles Swope
M. D. Richards
Ashland
Pvt
Eleworth Baird
Nova
Elsworth
Armed ‘Forces
Wade Jaccaud
Charles
Swope
Roy Whitcomb
Ozro Finkle
Elyria
G. O. Channel
Akron
Clyde
Roy Ropp
Mary Loomis
Rose Simon
Tuesiday
Bair
Henry Fausett
Cleveland
Bill Lutz
Bell Wolt
New Washington
Cuyahoga Falls
Plymouth
Mt. Vernon
Ark To Be Moved To Lake And Hospital Meeting Planned
Clarence Winfield prepares to move his 60 foot motor cruiser to Lake Erie after six years of construction. Dick Parsons to load at 90 E College St with moving to Vermilion’s Lee’s Heat Yard set to begin Monday. The cruiser sleeps 12 with a marine engine from a navy craft and 12 knot speed. Also school building sale set for Sept 12 at 2:30 pm at 235 S Main St with minimum $7,000 expected. Oberlin hospital district meeting called Aug 16 at Oberlin City Hall to explore joint township hospital district and possible November bond issue. County Prosecutor Paul Mikus to attend.
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Winfield
Rocky River Yard
South Main Street
C. A. Mosher
Oberlin Hospital
Austin
Pittsfield
Camden
Obelin
Oberlin
Paul Mikus
Man’s wait ends in theft on Conshohocken lawn
Gerald P. Kelly dozed on a lawn outside a club in Conshohocken when he woke a thief had stolen his watch worth 90 dollars and two ten dollar bills. Police were told of the incident and the loss.
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Conshohocken, Pa
Gerald P. Kelly
Demonstration Plantings Promote New Crop Varieties
The NDAC Extension Service reports 12 North Dakota counties will host crop variety demonstration plantings this year to inform farmers about improved varieties through hands on trials and local field days.
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North Dakota
Ndac Extension Service
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Salonstal
Senator Smith
John Tope
Detroit
Young
Tope
Hendrickson
Monroney Subcommittee
GOP
Meet the Press
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Mrs. Smedley
Owen Lattimore
Walt
Harry Service
Chestnut Ridge
Tiber
Rome
Faith Ware
Herrick Ave. Weat
Phi
Sation
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Gene's Pastry Shop
E. River St
National Food Laboratory
Lake Avenue Creamery
Lake Ave
41St & Broadway
Lorain
Neitzel’s
Main St
Grafton
Bes
Oberlis Or
Betty Ceimbach
N. Pleasant
Abookire Grocery
11Th and
Middle Ave
Gulf Road
Poultry Farm
Spring Valley Country Club
Gulf Rd
Cleveland Rn
Olive St
Hunt
Maxwell Cig Coffee Ib
OFS
Wayne County
Madara Creamery
East Ave
Madara Creamery, Inc
Ast Ave
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