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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1954

Page

6

Dulles Faces Tough Job Preparing For Geneva

Dulles and allied powers confront a complex Geneva agenda as they aim to resolve Korea and Indo China issues. Pressure rises from Britain and France for concessions to China while Rhee warns of acting alone. The United States seeks troop withdrawal from Korea with protection for South Korea, amid fears over a shifting Indo China war.

Geneva Korea United States South Korea Indo-China Germany Berlin Rhee North Korea Dulles Bertin State Department London Atention China

LaGrange 4-H Club Elects Leaders At March Meeting

Members of the LaGrange Happy Healthy Hands 4-H Club viewed Lorain County Fair films presented by Associate County Agent William Tedrick at a March 9 planning session hosted by Mrs. A. C. Fish. Election results named Glenn Long president David Guligan vice president Natalie Fish secretary Tom Able treasurer Verla Rider reporter Jerry Long recreation leader and Darry Archer safety commissioner.

LaGrange Lorain County Fair Wiliam Tedrick A. C. Fish Glenn Long David Guligan Natalie Fish Tom Able Verla Rider Jerry Long Darry Archer

Man Delivers Stop Signs Then Fails Driving Test

EMID Okla UP Ronald Diesterweg a metal contractor delivered ,000 stop signs and other road markers to the state Monday then failed a scheduled driver's license test He went through three stop signs the examiner said

EMID Okla Ronald Diesterweg

Incentive payments charged to wool producers debated by Congress

Congressional Quarterly studies outline a proposed incentive plan to boost U S wool production by direct payments, with a target of 300 million pounds annually and tariff-backed funding. The plan would replace price supports, limit payments to 70 percent of tariff receipts, and set an average incentive price per pound announced before the marketing year.

Congressional Quarterly Washington Congress U. S U.S Department of Agriculture Great Plains Intermountain National Wool Growers Association Edwin C. Johnson Colo Herman Welker Idaho Tariff Commission Eisenhower House Senate Secretary of Agriculure Ross Riley National Wool Marketing Corporation Ohio

Birmingham Discuss Forming PTA

Florence Township Community Club discussed disbanding in favor of a PTA. Clarence Miller praised the club’s civic work before a vote to continue the club. A PTA may be formed if the community desires. A nominating committee was appointed, and officers will be elected at the April meeting. The president was chosen as representative to attend the Fireland school district meeting March 29 at Henrietta. Nelson Howe was extended com

Birmingham Florence Township Clarence Miller PTA Gerald Froberger Fireland Henrietta Nelson Howe

Kipton Church to Hold Evangelistic Meetings

A week of evangelistic meetings is planned at Camden Baptist Church from Sunday evening March 28 through Friday April 2 with Rev. William Tusco of Sandusky delivering the messages each night plus special musical numbers. The Camden Homemakers Club meets Friday afternoon March 20 at Mrs. Donald Davidson's home to craft hats and share sewing supplies. The March Camden Kinderzaken Club meeting, postponed by a snowstorm, will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o clock at Mrs. Richard Parsons’s home in Wakeman. The Camden Garden Club was hosted Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Jeannie Prosser of Wakeman.

Camden Kinderzaken Club Richard Parsons Wakeman Garden Club

Election officials push for housewives votes in primaries

In Chicago officials urged greater female voter turnout by targeting housewives for upcoming spring primaries. They canceled a rule that required two men to state their ages, while men must still reveal theirs.

Chicago

Fix It Yourself For Years Of Wobbly Tables And Chairs

Advice from 1953 on stopping wobbling by leveling furniture top to bottom. If wobble is floor based, use wax paper and plastic wood for minor gaps or a hardwood block with a screw for larger fixes. Castors can be adjusted with steel wool to seat further. For personal replies, write Mr Cobb with SASE.

Mr. Cobb

Potter Critiques New Records In Hollywood Interview

Disc Jockey Potter, a top national figure and Hollywood’s second highest paid celebrity, says most new records lack balance between orchestra and vocalists. He blasts overarranged tunes, imperfect vocals, and notes executives push selections, leaving the public with limited choices. He also says performers and songs aren’t aimed at general buyers.

Hollywood Peter ‘Potter Potter Jimmy Glenn Miller Benny Goodman Artie Shaw Duke Elilington Beryl Davis Stadio Record

Beef Supper Set Sunday Evening at St Mary Church Avon

Avon The Alfar and Rosary Society of Avon's St Mary Church will sponsor a family style roast beef supper Sunday starting at 5 p.m. The public is invited. Mrs Lila Wearsch is chairman with prefects assisting, including Albertha Horwedel and many others. Mrs Ann Petsche is society president.

AVON Alfar and Rosary Society of St. Mary Church P.m Lila Wearsch Albertha Horwedel Mesdames Leonard Rosemary Kinzel Eleanore Myers Alberta Detzel Doris Dufala Florence Curtis Edna Biltz Doris Klein Kate Renusi Ann Linden Ronie Mencl Exama Gilles William Stielings Ann Petsche

Lausche To Attend Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs

Governor Lausche plans to attend his first Kentucky Derby on May 1 at Churchill Downs in Louisville as the guest of Governor Lawrence Weatherby.

Columbus &S Lausche Churchill Downs Louisville Kentucky Lawrence Weatherby

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