Delegation to UN in London Faces Hyde Park Debate
Washington's Almeticah delegation heads to London for the first UN meeting amid worries over location of UN headquarters. Hyde Park is favored by some Republicans, with fears of isolationism and political entanglements near Eleanor Roosevelt. Economy and regional proximity may push headquarters away from New York.
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Washington
Almeticah
United Nations Organization
London
New League
Clardige
Clardige’s
Gibbs
Diie
UNO
United States
United Nations
New York
Boston
Amelia Mole Tian
Stovan
Garvrilovic
Banda
Ares
Hyde Park
President Rouse
Daonot
Eleanor Roosevelt
New League of Na Hons
Franklin Rensevett
Hyde Poark
Hudson Valley
America
Brasa
United Feature Syndicate
Nature
Doan
Amherst Grange to Install Officers Tonight
Amherst grade news notes a Hickory Tree Grange session at Amherst with Oberlin in charge of officer installations. Frank Moenle leads as master. Kathyrn Gull as torture. Fred Herman steward. Me Eilen Moehle secretary. patrols, probate, and other posts filled amid luncheon by the economic committee. Five World War II veterans admitted to Elmer Johnson Post No. 118 in a regular meeting at the Lekidd Home.
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Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
BH. Parke
Oberlin
Frank Moenle
Claude Huey
Kathryn Gull
Fred Herman
Maynard Heller
David Woodings
Eilen Moehle
Fordyce Dull
Patricia Wilhelm
Ceres
Gladys Woodings
Pomona
Juliann Woodings
Flora
Mary Ann Such
Daiy Steward
Marian Knute
Ava Alexander
Muatran
Grace Woodings
Maatran
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Lekidd
Robert Lee Wenck
James B-Shoct
Clarence Frederick
William Elmer Smith
George Walker, Jr
Walker
Guat
Walter Moebng
Columbus
John Daniel
Elyria Avenue
Serhart Moff
A C. Berg
Clarence Lapp
Outs Behnke
Elyria
and Mes
Ford Moser
South Amherst
A. C. Herg
Danviel
Moff
Avon RECKIV DISCHARGE AVON AT Iadian Town Gap Pa
Robert Peak was discharged after three years and ten months in the Army with overseas service of one year and ten months. A dinner in his honor was held at his mother Ethel Peak’s home. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Boyd of Finday and Mrs. Roy Large of Lakewood.
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Avon Reckiv
Avon
Robert Peak Tig
Iadian Town Gap
Ethel Peak
Richard Boyd
Finday
Roy Large
Lakewood
Hessit Peak
Boyd
Doris Gough
Rhona Kirkpatrick
Elytia
Monahay
Norman Stockhaus
Kay
Sandra
May Valine
Wayne Damesan
Cleveland
Anna Schwarte
Dais Knights
Floyd
Edwin Kineht
Lindsey, Ohay
Roy Schwinn
Susana
Roy Jr
Lee Dempin
Rocky River
Archie Chester
Roa. Chester
GL. Jenkons
Hubert Gough
Irwin Fitch
Loran
Christmas Guests and Local Notes From New London Area
Christmas weekend guests included News Bridy Thomas Po Parnell of Pottsbugh Pow Mr and Mrs Walliamh Parnell of Warren and Mrs Smith of Oberly. Local students Leary Sturtevant Heidelberg University and LaVerne Howland Bryant University returned home for holidays. A new pastor Rev Anthony Wortinm from Philadelphia succeeds Rev Clement Gepper at Our Lady of Lourdes. Penicillin usage noted for hospitals in the Caucasus region of Russia.
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New London
Wellington
Thomas Po Parnell
Pottsbugh
Walliamh Parnell
Warren
Smith
Oberly
Charge Parenell
George Parnell
On. T. Smith
Oberlin
Harold Godgrnay
Kessler Field
Alice
Cleveland
Fidhe Ville
Kenneth Maret
South Pacile
James Walters
Arvin Emerson
Post Office Department
Paci
Mr Emerson
Gerald Powe
Dale
Americans All on the War's Mental Wounds
Daniel A. Poling praises psychiatric advances at Mason General Hospital Long Island treating 3000 veterans with neuroses and derangements. Treatments include electric shock hypnosis narco synthesis group therapy and reconditioning with over 10000 admitted to Mason in three years. He highlights two broad psychiatric classes, urges faith with the book Faith is the Answer, and notes an Indianapolis hospital sign from Homer Peckinpaugh.
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Mayon General Hospital
Long Island
New York
Robert S. Byrd
Mason
America
Ministry of Science
Norman Vincent Peale
Smiley Blan Fon
Mason General Hospital
New York Post Corporation
Memphis man turns bus into claimed Blue Heaven home
J A Wood, 30, a tire plant worker, faced a Memphis housing shortage and converted a tall bus into living quarters calling it Blue Heaven. He says he is single and does not have family with him, living in the bus to cope with the shortage.
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Penn
Memphis
J. A. Wood
Tire Plant
Wood
Molly
Baby
Proprietor’s War Medals Cited in Candid Comment
A fragment notes a proprietor who warns entrants to “enter at your own risk.” It lists his decorations including the Purple Heart, unit citation, combat infantry badge, and battle stars for campaigns in Nears Mandy Luxembourg the Bulge and Germany.
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Luxembourg
The
Bulge
Germany
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First Evangelical Church
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Preble County
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Ady
Overheed
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