Views On The News By Henry McLemar
Henry McLemar humorously reflects on preparations for national conventions and the rigors of convention coverage. He recalls veteran observers like Sullivan and Lippmann, mocks convention theatrics, and notes photographers and parades, ending with a brief local item about Chelsea and New Bedford incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Dunhill
Volun
Ralc
Milwaukee
Tam
Mark Sullivan
Frank Kent
Walter Lippmann
David Lawrence Tan Aee
Ike
Sterling Siatesman
Wilbur J. Knocknecs
Wilbur
Turkey
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Suburban Church Listings in Penfield Henrietta and Beyond
A dense schedule of church services across Penfield, Henrietta, Birmingham, Sullivan, Crownhelen, and nearby towns lists pastors, Sunday school times, worship topics, and special events. Highlights include sermons on The Boat that was Simon's and A Beautiful Dress, youth and women’s groups, midweek studies, and interchurch visits varied by parish and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield United
Mary H. Candy
Simon
Ralph Howman
Donald Ferrman
Janet Zimmerman
Hughes Arrives In Washington To Testify
Howard Hughes arrives in Washington to testify before a Senate War Investigating subcommittee on war plane contracts. He says he has information for the hearings and will answer when called. Witnesses include Charles Perelle, Albert Browning, and Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Ahly
Sportsman-Industriadlat
Afinr
Culver City
Senate
Hughes
Charles W. Perelle
Fonmer Hughes Company
Perelle
Ty St.as
Bensate
John J. Williams
Johnny Meyer
Albert Browning
Robert B. Patterson
Ford Motor Company
Bennett E. Meyers
Air Force Materiel Command
Browning
Patterson
Donald Nelson
Old War Producion Board
Meyers
Hughes Enterprises
Budget Bureau Rec
Elses
Air Force
Noah Dietrich
Hughes Tool Co
Uless Hughes
Christian Women in Action Meet at Amherst Church
The Women's Guild of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church met in the church parlors with Mrs Paul Linden leading. Devotions cited The Christian Way and the Future, and a report on the North East Ohio Synodical meeting. Three new members joined, committees were named, and plans for a December Christmas party and November 13 luncheon were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Christian Women In Action
Women's Guild of
St. Peter’s
North East Ohio Synodical Women’s Guild
Unlestown
Linden
Irving Emmerich
Henry Kane
Martha Baller
C. Hollingsworth
Lorain County
Marjorie Pritlie
Carrie, Kreger
Tillie Hedman
Mattie “Hatnan
Florence Hollingsworth
Prittie
the Messenger
Cleveland
Barris
L. Roemer
Minnie Bechtel
F. Berger
Bollins
E. H. Mays
William Mischka
C. Mulder
C. Mathes
L. Lattenan
Mys
Fred Hermann
Nellie Bring
Fordyce Dull
Herbert Bring
Joe Malaspina
Edna Slumska
John Bock
Ceres
Lora, Young
Pomona
Flora
Marjorie Dill
Assiste
Mabel McLoday
Vianist
Marian Knittle
Hickory Tree ‘Grange
State Grange
Columbus
Grange Hall
Mabel McLoda
William Heck
Lora. Young
Carrie Kreger
Robert Choate
Women's Society For World Service
First Evangelical United, Brooken Church
Vandersall
Ray Sick
Choate Eld
4. R. Mueller
Reuben Date
C. J. Springer
Robert, Gilliland
Lester
Robert Dipdeek
Louis Hardetark
Catuds
J. J. Smythe
P. Rol
Ss. Joseph's Cathiode
Braney Duskey
Theddere Schoutz
Mee
Dyeepht Smurech
Alfred Nahin
Buco
B. Malloy
Myry
Paul Blayn
P.T. A
Wie Parente Leicher
Crates Of Chickens Sent To Committee Head
Live chickens from irate producers were sent to chairman Charles Luckman of the Citizens Food Committee in Washington on the fifth poultryless Thursday. Messages stated the producers cannot sell or eat the chickens. Chickens came from Upper New York state. The Salvation Army will feed destitute people in Washington with the crates. The agriculture department noted poultry sales fell in October despite lower prices and said trade experts are mystified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Upper
New York Staté
Upper New York State
Luckiman
Salvation Army
Agriculture Department
New Members Initiated by Lambda Chi Sorority
Lambda Chi sorority held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Earl Holbrook’s Bruce Lane home to initiate new members Mrs. Edwin Robson and Mrs. Art Vetler. A short business session led by the hostess in President Doris Lee’s absence planned another holiday project with Stanley Dawley, East Carlisle principal. Remarks covered church and community activities, bridge prizes awarded, and a dessert course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlissle
Edwin Robson
Art Vetler
Oda Ch
Lambda Chi Sorority
Earl Holbrook
Bruce Lane
Doris Lee
Stanley Dawley
East Carlisle School
Lee Reecy
Edith Brown
Maxeine Burke
Tessert
Plas
Eleanor van Arsdale
Bray
Robson Road
Daisy “Fuwers
Manitoba
Canada
Flay Worthingtton
Huttertot Ridge
Donnil Sage
Ladhorie Methodist
Atv
Howing Church
Worthingdow
Burt Sage
Bupteraut Hidge Road
Pat
LaPorte
Bible School
Hole
Lewis Green
Chow
Lester Brown
H. H. Gregg
James E. Dewhurst
God Ney
Whethoven
Nancy Packards
Youth Fellowship
McCarthy Sees Housing Materials Shortage Ending
Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin told a two day housing hearing in Chicago that the shortage of housing materials could end by next spring if no serious strikes hit steel and gypsum industries. He said labor leaders largely cooperate and that the building industry needs twice its current number of apprentices to support the expanded program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Mccarthy
R.wis
McCarthy
Congressional Committee i
Rabbit And Cavy Show Set For Nov 8 And 9
The Lorath County Rabbit and Cavy Breeders Association prepared for a two day show at the rear of the V F W 1079 hall with 400 entries from Ohio and nearby states. Judges are Karl Sautters Canton and A H Bentz Akron. Next meeting set for November 15 at 188 Bell Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Gillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorath County
Cavy Brestlers Association
Joe Wojcik
Hall
Alfred Emery
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Idiana
Ohio
Karl Sautters
Canton
A. H. Bentz
Akron
Harry Gillmore
Bell Avenue
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Holds November Meeting
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post 197 met at the legion home with Mrs Henry Makrusil presiding. Plans were announced for Armistice party on November 11 with a 6 30 supper and dancing afterward. Barn Yard Night on November 18 and a sandwich coffee service were planned. Mrs Margaret Young is very ill at Amherst Hospital. New member Betty Mitchell was welcomed. Prizes were won by Mrs Hilma Fitzpatrick Rem Willis and Mildred Dudesh. Desert served to 21 members by Mrs William Slack and others. Engagement announced for June Joyce Crandall to James A Buchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Araisticer
South Amherst
Henry Makrusil
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197
Legion Home
Barn Yard
Margaret Young
Amherst’ Hospital
Betty Mitchell
Lewis Kilmer
Hilma. Fitzpatrick
Rem Willis
Mildred Dudesh
William Slack
Albert Slack
Harold Allsop Jr
Charles Crandall
June Joyce Crandall
James A. Buchs
State plans loans for World War II veterans
The State Veterans Board studies a proposal to create a "baby RPC" offering $5,000,000 in loans to World War II veterans on low interest, long term terms. The program was authorized by the 1947 state legislature during discussions in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Veterans Board
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Henry McLemar
Chelsea
Mass
John 8. O'Neill
New Bedford
Maas
Alfred Fraves
Mhieves
Vights
Recondi
Music Shop
Isaly
Elyria
Flyria
Birmingham
W. EL Norman
Mugu
Alan
Ite
Alb
Wellington
South King
Raat
Bee
Taitf Maser
Vhidhees
Motautitet Cave
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Litchfield
Assembly OF God
Chester Roig
Oberlin Assembly OF God
Oberlin
Glen Bab
Cuck
North Olmsted Universalist
Heber Robinson
North Olmsted
Alaseph Dudley
Dudley
Pilgrim Fellowship
Eden Elliott
Arthur Boyce
Grafton
Harold M. Willman
Branley Waskins
Belden
Harold Mc Willman
Henry Sehyuiver
Choe
Nitoter
Christ
Thureh
Boa
Buterfeld
Churel
Minty
Heskin
Borgia
Butterfield
Georke Dlatieson
Archite
Hills
Aaueter
Chie Atioeda
Nilen Nash
Savannah
Army
Hannah Fl. Franklin
Edwin J. Franklin
A. W. Sime
Fannie J. Sims
WAC
New Zealand
Pri- Vale
Joe Kelly
Cow Pracy
YON Baptist
H. DP. Tbach
Duh Tervern
Dustor
Anos Methodist
Ernest Kugutz
Eldridge
Mas
Luc Roemer
Anshorst
Henry, Amenhauser
A. Nabakowski
Willard Kreeger
Arlene Baird
Jinx Club
Taylor
Evelyn Kreeger
Lois Gambish
Jean Kubuske
Zeta Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi Wail
Florence Nahm
Farm Bureaus
Farm Bureau Group 4-B
Henry Leimbach
Dl Group 4-E
Philip Dawley
Int Lorain
Hospital
Max Flechner
Delores Dragos
Ralph Thomas
Alex Savina
Charles
Kolb
Rabbit
R. A. Jackson
Gregg
Earl Brown
Robert. Lee
If. H. Greag
Herman Goodspeed
Joyce Ann
Billy
Dolly Reese
Parkview Court
Lodi ST
Westinghouse
Cgheytt & Ft
Sovshang Cigit
Stella Ryan
E. W. Rule
Merle G. Karns
Walter Decker
Rygh
Kerky
Ips
Harold Buchs
Henrietta
NASA Teme
Charles Kolb
Amherst Hospital
Paul Moriara
Marietta
Guernsey
Janary
Rhode Island
John Deere
McGormick
Sophie Pado
Clayton H
Sevy
Auer
Lae Klinect
Arizona
Lake Rd
Lorain
Vermilion
Elberta Beach
Fordson
Singer
Jknieknada
Buyer's Ripk
W. B. Dent
A. Walker
Ryin Klinect
Fenstermaker Auctioneer
Homerville
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