Stimson Opposes War Referendum Proposal
Henry L. Stimson, former secretary of state and war, in a letter to the New York Times today, denounces a House debate on a war referendum as destabilizing and harmful to national defense. He cites Ludlow’s proposal and peace groups, joining critics including President Roosevelt and Cordell Hull in opposition. He warns that such a plan would disrupt national unity on a crisis threshold.
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Gottlieb the Tailor Christmas Message and Services
Gottlieb the tailor wishes friends and customers a Merry Christmas and urges timely clothing repairs for the holidays. Suits and overcoats cleaned and pressed for 65 cents. Phone 2785. 711 Broad Street.
Toytown On Display Faces Congressional Vote Debate
Simson warned that moving the plan in Congress before a majority vote would signal national weakness. He argued it would invite foreign pressure, harm unity, and weaken the navy and air force, jeopardizing coastal defenses and the nation’s readiness for any invasion.
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Ohio News In Brief
Dr. Robert E. Hughson Jr 34 Yorkville physician died here from uremic poisoning Burial set for Thursday at Bluffton where his father is practicing physician Lyle Goddard 2 son of Mrs Alfred (rest may be continued in the next item)
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Colored bands used on gulls in migratory study
The U S Department of Agriculture and partners mark 5000 herring gulls with colored bands to speed data on fall and winter distribution. Recovery reports from coastward banding stations will help trace first season movements and expand beyond aluminum bands. Observers should report color, position, date, and sighting location to designated institutions.
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Penfield families greet holidays and party notices
Penfield Thursday morning Mrs Bunt returned with him to his home where she will spend the holidays. ENTERTAIN CLUB Mr and Mrs Clayton Bobel hosted the Young Peppies Pinochle Club on Saturday evening December 18 with prizes to Mrs Hazel Andrews first and Mrs Florence Sheriden second for ladies while Hart Ferriman first and Lynn Myers second for men. Refreshments were served by Mrs Babel. In other notes, workers continue in Belfast to lengthen the Carnarvon Castle liner. A Roque brune fort in France reports the discovery of the world’s longest rifle measuring over 12 feet. London parks begin planting 1,400 trees to commemorate the Coronation.
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