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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1952

Page

4

Spies Dupes And Diplomats A 1952 briefing on Soviet influence

Editor notes begin a twelve part series exposing espionage and diplomacy in the Far East. Agnes Smedley and other American figures are depicted shaping U S policy with Communist influence, highlighting State Department actions and key figures like John Stewart Service.

Eest Americas Poles Dupes Dell, Sloan & Pearce Ine and Lute, Brown & Co Agnes Smedley Richard Soes Shanghai Sorte Tokyo Harley Hede Massing Harry D. White Washington John Maynard Keynes Noel Field Soviet Union Lincoln Agnes Smedler Anes Smedle Joseph Stilwell China Archibald Clark-Kerr Inverchapel Evans Carlson United States Marines Svengal Freda Utley Carlson John Davies United States Hankow Sitwell Davies Edgar Snow Guenther Stein Owen Lattamore T. A. Bis Asia State Department Far East State Departments John Stewart Service Ralph de Toledano United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Wellington

Classified notice listing delivery service by CORA M SHEPARD at 523 Barker Street with contact numbers FAITH WARE Herrick Avenue West and two phone lines 42 L and 21 Y for deliveries.

Cora M. Shepard Barker St Faith Ware Herrick Ave West

Wellington Alumni Association Holds 76th Meeting At School

About 300 attended the Wellington High School event as Ralph Gray led the 76th annual Wellington Alumni Association meeting. Officers elected included Claude Parsons first vice president, D Blake Stevick second vice president, Leon Jones treasurer, and Miss Alice Andrus secretary with assistors.

Wellington School Wellington Wellington Alumni Association Fiiday Ralph Gray Offcers Claude Parsons D Blake Stevies Robert Young Alice Andrus Norma Barber Janet Carino Snatz Shirley King Patricia O'Bren Carolyn Poiner Leon Jones Charles Lashley Treva Hawk Hall Wilkham Sporseller Lucille Thompson Murray Addie Parke Jewett Mary Louise Bradstock Travis Lois Gaugh Yahrke Harriet Miller England Evelyn Rugg Wilkinson Paul Gray Beverly Baker Lee Lois Gray Foster Robert Gott Stuart Wells Chester Martin Webber H. BeViter Edward Spatz Nethe Naegele West Kathryn N Leola Capra Smith William (Bull) Norton Betty Bauhof Jamison Marjorie Holiday Ravitch Lelan Kirkpatrick Robert Cope Robert Shepard Walter Young Thelma Gillette Gibbins Jean Reep Hardy Dale Gibbins Cora Mosher Ladies of the Methodist Church Keith S Andrews Helen Murray Westbrook Clyde Cooley Orpha Wilcox Finley Jarmison Patricia Hand Morton Campbell Russell Alghiin Gerry Auble Rodney Dryer Carl Fischer Stuart Grim Tony Marley Martin Morahan Willard Sheffield Joe Wait William Bill) Kepler Keith Kiplinger Bill) Rogers Wellington High School Alumni Association Charles Florence Oberlin College Lorain County General Motors Michigan Association Addie Trippe Hemenway Frank Smith Carl Rust Mabel Benedict Palmer Hugh Allyn Charles Whiton Verne Ledyard James Condon Leon Adams Sarah Brumby Williams Ruth Campbell Rider Mary Zellars Bishoaugh Carl Grose Virginia Warren Herman Wight Karl John Olsen K. J. Olsen Baker Street Ohio State University College of Medicine Medical Corps Reserve Olsen Pacific Tripler Army Hospital Honolulu Air Force Wall Hawaii Yesteryears Merton Campbell Nebraska First Methodist Church Clarence Chambers Gladys Bassett Edna Gott Charles Barnes Arthur Furmish Cora M. Shepard John Grissinger

Carlisle Sewing Sallies Hold Second Meeting in Carlisle

Carlisle Sewing Sallies held its second meeting at Mrs George Gulgen’s home. The group approved a bake sale proposed by Bonnie Walker and announced a talent show and safety and health contests. Speeches on safety were given and materials for a head scarf and luncheon cloth were discussed. Refreshments were served by Hazel McKelvey and Loretta Conklin.

Carlisle George Gulgen Bonnie Walker Hazel McKelvey Loretta Conklin

Four-H club meetings share crafts and plans across towns

The HenRietta 4-H Clovers met May 27 at Janet Schlecter’s home with dues, roll call, and project reports. In Sheffield and Avon Peggy Publish hosted a session teaching hemmed tea towels, and La Grange Clover Club discussed Memorial Day flowers, fair booth plans, and a future picnic.

Henrietta Janet Schlecter Wellington Sheffield Peggy Publish Avon Barbara Koover LA Grange la Grange Clover Club Joan Spicer Carol Koontz Doris Ravella Judy Gregory Sue Mokren Mary Ann Myers

Unique Ticket Punch Lines Confound Railway Conductors

No two railway conductors have identical ticket punches as each device bears the name of its user, ensuring individual identification. The detail underscores a broader system of registration and accountability within the railway staff.

Edna Bohner Honored With Columbia Reception

Edna Bohner, a 1952 Columbia High School graduate, was feted by Mr and Mrs Edward Bohner at a Thursday evening reception. About 32 friends and relatives attended as the home was festively decorated. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Albert Schraegler and Mr and Mrs Andrew Bauer.

Columbia Edward Bohner Edna Columbia High School Albert Schraegler Granger Andrew Bauer Medina H. A. Keyes Pat German Bainbridge, Md Glenn John Snell Chicago Lyman Hitchcock Wilbur Hitchcock Camp Cook Los Angeles Jerry Moran Sherrill Dianne Arkansas Dianne Burnett Brunswick High School

Notable April Rise in Ohio Retail Sales Despite Monthly Decline

Ohio retail sales in the first four months of 1952 fell 1 percent from 1951, but April 1952 saw a 7 percent rise. Florists up 68 percent, apparel and department stores up, Easter timing cited. Four lines fell, including household appliances minus 12 percent and jewelry minus 6 percent.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Retail Annalist Bureau of Business Research Ohio State University

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