Pearl Harbor memory and wartime leadership recounted
In Eleanor Roosevelt's reminiscences she recalls the Pearl Harbor attack and its impact on U S leaders. She describes Franklin D Roosevelt gathering key officials in the White House as news broke, Winston Churchill secretly planning a visit, and the sense that the die was cast for history and the war effort. The narrative frames early 1940s diplomacy, morale, and presidential resolve.
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Pearl Harbor
Lupcheon
Franklin
Dee Uise
Sas Oe
Harry Hopkins
Frank
Jouse
Lin
Inch
Ang
Yen
Winston Churchill
United States
Generalissimo
Madame Chiang
Cairo
Churchill
Lehman
Hetain
Joseph W
Ussr
Stilwell
Japan
Mar David Dubinsky
Gholin
White House
Teheran
Marshal Staryears
Bes
Marshal Stalin
Alexander
Woollcott
White Trust
Marshal Stal- House
McCann Heilmann Nuptials Solemnized at Wakeman Church
Miss Elizabeth Jean Heilman and John Hubert McCann exchanged vows at Wakeman Congregational Church with Rev. Stoh officiating. The bride, a Kent State graduate and Cleveland teacher, and groom, a Cleveland State junior, plan to reside in Cleveland after a reception at the American Legion Home.
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Elizabeth Jean Heilman
John Hubert McCann
Wakeman “Congregational Church
Johan ‘Stoh
Timothy Huntley
Louis Laule
Henry Heilmann Jr
Heilmann
Kent State University
Cleveland Public Schools
McCann
University
West Blvd
Cleveland
Bob Bement
Elizabeth Jean Heilmann
Ohio Republican Women at Monteith Hall Discuss Turnpike and Union Topics
Delegates from Ohio Republican Women’s clubs met in Monteith Hall for business sessions led by Mrs. Shives and Mrs. Boylan. They covered the Ohio Turnpike project, costs, and administration officials, with Miss Gertrude Knott explaining progress and maps. A Christmas gift exchange was planned for a December meeting.
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U. S
Colettephams
Umbus
Harry A. Shives
Robert Boylan
Monteith Hall
Shives
Boylan
Mary Gray
Ohio
Miss Knott
Karl Kaley
Alice Fessler
Milton Wilcox
Nick Smith
Elizabeth Shepard Hunt
Parsonses Honeymoon In South Eastern Heights PTA
Miss Phyllis Carol Clowers wed Curtis Lee Parsons at the Church of the Open Door with Rev. James Hatcher officiating. The couple plan a wedding trip through West Virginia and will reside at 347 Louisiana Ave. Attendants included Shirley Parsons and Mrs. John Machovina. The bride, a Midview High School graduate, and the groom, a Richwood High School alumnus, announced plans for a future home. A PTA meeting featured slides of Korea and kimonos, with members noting future activities and a student Christmas program in December.
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Phyllis Carol Clowers
Curtis Lee Parsons
James Hatcher
Porter Messenger
Indian Hollow Rd
Clara Parsons
Louisiana Ave
Shirley Parsons
John Ma’ Chovina
Miss Parsons
Carroll K. Shaw
Korea
Eastern Heights Parent-Teacher Association
Cindy
Allen Schriner
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Toledo
Gilbert Russell
Ways and Means Committee
Ross Warner
Robert Nichols
David
Johns
Howard Haskins
Local Gold Star Unit Inducts New Officers
Elyria Gold Star Mothers Inc. inducted new officers at the American Legion Home. Hazel Pollock assisted by color bearers as inducting officer. Officers include Olive Wood president Ruth Jacobs first VP Hazel Kruse second VP Leona Gardner recording secretary Gazella Apai corresponding secretary Jessie Perkins chaplain Ena Wirth treasurer Mary Gerhart historian and musician Sarah Kubes sergeant at arms Bertha Weizarek Kathryn Rybarek ritual guards Marie Heskitt flag guard Gertrude Johnson banner guard. Chairs Leona Gardner hospital Sarah Kubes American ism and kitchen. New officers wore streetlength white dresses and yellow mum corsages. cake with Gold Star emblem. Refreshments served. next meeting Dec 20 at 8 p.m.
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Elyria Gold Star Mothers Inc
American Legion
Hazel Pollock
Lorain
Olive Wood
Ruth] Jacobs
Hazel Kruse
Leona Gardner
Gazella Apai
Jessie Perkins
Ena Wirth
Mary Gerhart
Sarah Kubes
Bertha Weizarek
Kathryn Rybarek
Marie Heskitt
Ger
Trude Johnson
Marie Muhar
Bertha Weizerek
Apples Dominant Temperate Zone Fruit in U S States
The apple is the principal fruit of the temperate zone and is grown in every state with bearing trees. Commercial production is limited to 35 states in the United States.
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U.S.A
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