To Cross Or Not To Cross Settle Soon In Korea
United Nations forces debate crossing the 38th parallel as negotiations in Washington and London loom. General MacArthur advocates mobility and continued pressure while British ministers fear a sweeping offensive could derail peace talks. A decision is expected within 48 hours amid signs of renewed Chinese activity and a possible cease fire plan.
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Harry Ferguson
United Presse
United Nations
Korea
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Herbert Morrisson
House of Benmans
North Korea
Douglas MacArthur
38Th Parallel
U. N. Army
MacArthur
Washington
Lake Success
Peiping
U. S
Two Distinguished Men To Lecture At Oberlin
Oberlin College will host Mead-Swing Lectures with two scholars. March 27 Dr Daniel D Williams of the University of Chicago speaks on Tension Points in Theology Today at First Church at 10:00 am and 3:00 pm. March 29 Dr Loren Eiseley of the University of Pennsylvania discusses Time and Fossil Man in Bosworth Hall Room 5 at 4:30 and 8:00 pm.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Daniel D. Williams
Federated Theological Faculties
University of Chicago
Williams
God
Rauschenbusch
Colgate-Rochester
Loren Eiseley
University of Pennsylvania
Bosworth Hall
Sunrise Service Include Guest Speaker At First Methodist
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist church announces Rev. Wallace Akers of LaPorte as guest speaker for the Easter Sunrise at 6 45 am. Barbara Ramage will sing and youth participate under Barbara Wellert. Breakfast at 7 30 am requires reservations by Friday noon with Marilyn Nicholas as general chair. Proceeds aid the Lake side Conference Fund.
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First Methodist
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
First Methodist Church
Wallace Akers
LaPorte Methodist Church
Elyria Council of Churches
Barbara Ramage
Barbara Wellert
Marilyn Nicholas
L. N. Nicholas
Joanne Kuhl
Ernest Kuhl
Dixie Miller
Bagan Miller
Anne McClellan
Jack Johnston
Lakeside Conference Fund
Meat output to rise in 1951 says Penn State economist
Kenneth Hood extension agricultural economist of Pennsylvania State College forecasts a meat production increase in 1951. He notes that average meat consumption rose from 145 pounds in 1950 to 148 pounds per person, with output expanding to meet anticipated higher military needs.
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Kenneth Hood
Extension Agricultural
Pennsylvania State College
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