Japan Group Demands Emperor Powers In Constitution
A powerful group in Japan pushes to restore strong imperial powers, seeking authority to declare war and states of emergency, suspend the Diet, and appoint ministers. Backed by US figures and led by Yoshida allies, reformers push to rewrite the postwar constitution amid election-driven politics and ongoing occupation legacy.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pover
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Richard Nixon
America
Thad
Amherst Club Notes Gift Wrapping Plans and Local Events
Amherst groups report varied activities from gift donations to American Indians in New Mexico to a Christmas party at Mrs. Powers home. The Amherst Study Club discussed The Three Jerichos with next event on Current Events and a Vermilion gift wrap demo. Churchmen's Brotherhood debated communism with a Christmas Store review next. Altar-Rosary Society planned a Nov 12 14 bazaar and turkey dinner. Boy Scouts reviewed first and second class qualifications as conservation reports were prepared for 1954 presidency. Three candidates invited for a weekly URL card party while Lakewood and Norfolk teams visit Amherst for bowling and games. A stag party honors Charlie Fisker on his birthday.
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Lois Niesen
Betty Vilagi
Lois Gambish
New Mexico
Toledo Art Museum
Lorain County
TB and Health Association
Cleveland Ave
Dorothy Barber
Vermilion
Virginia Linn
Oberlin Ave
Amherst Study Club
Alfred Proctor
Three Jerichos
Fred Powers
Mirs
Gust Zilch
Jerome Wenner
Conrad Mulder
St. Joseph School Hall
Margaret Lloyd
Joseph Lembach
Joyce Smarsh
Janet Blair
American Legion
Legon
Board of Review
Robert Jones
Darsball
Lakeword
Amherst
Norfalk
Elyria and nearby towns report notices and namesake mentions
A fragmented OCR item lists many local places including Elyria South Amherst Grafton Oberlin Columbia Station Wellington Shawville Vermilion Bealch Beach and Westlake Meding reflecting a regional notices page with scattered proper nouns.
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Elyria
Amherst South
Amherst Grafton
Oberlin
Columbia Station
Wellington
Shawville
Vermilion
Bealch Beach
Westlake
Meding
Amherst Rotary Club Hears Talk On Parental Communication
Don Wanderly, school psychologist, spoke at the Amherst Rotary Club meeting on how much to tell parents. Attendees included D. M. Overensh and others from Lorain and Oberlin. Jack Koontz introduced Wanderly. Hospital notes listed births, admissions, and dismissals in Amherst and nearby towns.
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Amherst Rotary Club
Don Wonderly
Jack Koontz
Wanderly
Id. M. Overensh
Ray Sweet
Tom Hex
Harold Zalles
Elvring
Jack Critell
Elyria
Floyd Butler
Norwalk
Steve Dal Fleming
Amherst
Dennis Pollack
Willie Sparka
Lorain
Mary Fullmer
Walter Morgner
Keith Borell
Evert Nylen
Columbus
Monument Builders of Ohio, Inc
Nylen
Auxiliary Pump Approved Emergency Power For Water Works
City Council last night approved a report to authorize standby power for Blurai Water Works. Engineers Havens and Emerson will design an auxiliary diesel pump and generator to move 5 million gallons daily in emergencies. The $55,000 project is funded by the waterworks fund. The bid clause was struck after council debate led by Councilman Eugene Smith and City Solicitor Mudard Baird.
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Blurai Water Works
Waterworks ’Committee
Havens & Emerson
Noet
Eugene Smith
Mudard Baird
Baird
Victor Stewart Jr
Smith
Walter Decker
Max Pedley
Waterworks Group
Waterworks Committee
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Speed
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Montgomery Ward
Bendix
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Roper
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Franklin Ave
Universal
Loran Maller Creek
Hachiye
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Elijah Thompson
John Kitton
Hopewell Palaee
Matthew Zoonnar
Hopewell Township
International
Tu1ior Women's Leave
Sture
Ashland
Amherst Lodge
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Michael Lotko
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Safety-Service
Pawler
Solletter
O'Neil
Sheffield
Central
Parsch Lumber & Coal CO
Dupont Paints
FASCO
Weiser
J-M
Andersen Windows
Atlas Tools
Sakretei
Arona Meroury
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