Nichols Sees The Lighter Side of News
Fred Lowrey, blind from infancy, built a career as a whistling musician with large record sales and praise from peers. He entertains servicemen at Walter Reed and recalls lean days after a nightclub firing. Local social notes recount Christmas visits and family events among Elyria and Lorain residents. A police verdict cites murder by suicide in Manchester Gunn, involving W Harry England amid a pending divorce.
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Washington
Fred Lowrey
Fred
Lowrey
State Schowl
Austin
Tex
Johny Charles’ Thomas
Alec Templeton
Minneapolis Symphony
New York
Walter Reed Hospital
Manchester
Gunn
W. Harry England
Lumber Desser
Jane
Jonathan
Dentin
International Soundphoton
Christmas Guests Pack West River Road Scene
West River Road lists guests during Christmas across Rocky River Medina and Elyria areas. Edith White, Harald White and families, John Barns, Gerald Bach and others hosted or visited Christmas Day and Eve gatherings with relatives from Cleveland LaPorte Camp LeJeune and Lorain.
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West River Road
Edith White
Rocky River
E. A. White
Harald White
Medina
John Barn
Schadden Road
Gerald Bach
Farina
Ill
Bach
Partha
Frank Papendrock
Elyria
Harley Rea
Otto
Cpl
Alwyn Rea
Camp LeJuene
WN. C
A. P. Gabara
Rhee
John Kearney
Cleveland
B. J. van Armburgh
Jene Wukie
LaPorte
E. H. VanAmburgh
Beechwood Drive
Walter Patten
Portageville
Lorain
Gdell Patten
Ned Parker
Huntington Home Circle Plans Meeting and Dinners
The Huntington Home Circle club will meet with Walter Even at board Saturday. A 4 potluck dinner is planned for 2:80 in the afternoon. Mystery prizes will be revealed with 10 gift tickets. Meeting starts Jan 2. Huntington school begins Jan 2. Royal Weboins Jr. retired in Camp Knox after holidays with his parents.
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Huntington Wome
Huntington
Walter
Aly
Sthook
Huntington School
Pie Royal Weboins Jr
Camp Knox
McHenry
Mya. Stealey
Weillington
Kevne Finkel
Truman Friendship Is Churchill Goal On Trip
Winston Churchill travels to meet President Truman in Washington to discuss a shared stance on world affairs and how to keep the United States rearmament in high gear. The pair seek a close personal rapport reminiscent of Roosevelt to align on strategy against communism.
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Truman
Churchill
Harry Ferguson
United Press Foreign New
Winston Churchill
United States
Congress
America
Harry S. Truman
Courtchil
Franklin B
Roosevelt
Robert Rice
Fost
Jtoria
Francis Bid
Dinger
Elyria
Edmund Russell
Beverly
Nancy Budeigle
Chesterland
Bowen
Lasterday
Florida
Traiter
Charles Sparks
T. UW Regal
Don Riddle
Will Baum
Fittsfield
Forest Rice
John Nargele
Paul Gray
Wellington
Howard West
Spencer
Bill Preston
Here
Tehran
Yalta
Washington
London
North Atlantic
Independence
Mr. Truman
Potsdam
Clement ‘Attlee
Iruman
Diplomatic Interactions Favor Face-to-Face Talks
The author argues that direct meetings in comfortable chairs yield greater progress in international relations than exchanges of notes between Washington and London. The point emphasizes the superiority of personal dialogue over formal diplomatic correspondence.
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Washington
London
Christmas Day Gatherings Across Kipton and Area
Kipton residents shared Christmas Day dinners with extended families including the Wette, Waite, Leninger, Dennison, Lateman and Morgan households. Birth announcements came from Sarasota Florida for Carol Ann Meyers, and twins Dawn Marie and Denise Ann Radcliffe in New London Hospital. Camden Garden Club hosted Elva Seath with Alice Cash as guest. December pointers and soil notes were discussed as members enjoyed cake and refreshments.
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Kipton
Bessie Waite
Robert Wette
Robert
Barbara
Amherst
Louis Waite
Oberlin
George Leninger
David
Donald Waite
George Dennison
Teddy
Twila
Lois
Norris
Ihard Miller
Fame Oouch
Clarence Bauman
Elva Seath
Camden Garden
Alice Cash
Kemp Whitney
Alice Pitts
Mable Bronson
Mildred Hanes
Columbus Mayor Returns Piano Amid Fund Probe
Mayor James Rhodes plans to return a spinet piano bought with funds raised from city hall staff. Deputy safety director Dewey Garner says about 500 dollars was raised from 45 employees, not the 1500 dollars claimed. The money may be refunded to contributors. a further collection was deemed likely to cover the remaining cost.
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Columbus
James Rhodes
City Hall
Dewey Garner
Columbus Safety
Garner
W. H. Jones
Dawn Sharp
Paul Sandrock
William Jackson
Donald Davidson
Darwin Sharp
Arthur Blackwell
Alex Laurie
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West Erie Avenue
Loraio
Bernadine Patten
M. P. Zink
Elytia
Ruea
Myr
Kenneth Wert
Gerry
Gleyn Fridegatine
Henriatta
Bros
John Schodiich
South Middle Avenue
Elyvias
Harald Fridenstine
Roger Williams
Famiy
Elvria
Joe Papenbreck
Baby
Clyde Fridenstine
Alexandria, WI
Linda Marie
Frigenstine
Gilbert Smith
Surman Nichola
Red Hungary
Austen Border
Jess A. Duff
Spokane
Wash
John J. Swift
Glen Falls
N. Y
David Henderson
Shawnee
Okla
James A. Elam
Kingsland
Ark
California
Los Angeles
Barry England, Jr
Arrow
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Likly-Rockett
James Jordan
Claude Simonson
Stunior
Ifs
Maurice Haw Jey
Elmer van Camp
Bernice Philiis
Cincinnati
Carol Tolling
Norwalk
John Nacsecle
Tester Bowen
LaParte
Mary Garvison
Marilyn
Herbert Fisher
Anderson
Ind
Frank Rice
Deborah Kay Angelo
Dee
Mia Eldon Angelo
Es Des Bet Office Aipment Co
Mataile Temple
Tet
Ice
Big New Pictorial
Sherwin-Williams
Style Guide
Big Pictures
Heldmyer Hardware
Broad St
Somers-Smith Insurance Agency
Lodi St. Arross
O'Donnell
Elstia
You
Tan
George Holobach
West Broed
So Iboy PE
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