Democrats Forecast Victory In Four Of Five Races
The piece reports Democrats predicting at least four of five major contests will go their way including Lehman in New York and Edna Kelly in New York's 110th, with close races in New Jersey, California, and Virginia. It notes Republican optimism yet private admission of potential four-victory outcome. Major municipal races are tracked, including New York City where Mayor O Dwyer faces Newbold Morris and Vito Marcantonio runs under the American Labor banner.
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Washington
Norter
Lehman
Herbert H. Lehmen
John Foster Dulles
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
Truman
New York
Edna Kelly
George Fankirchen
Max Porein
110Th
Andrew L. Somers
New Jersey
Alfred Driscoll
Elmer H. Wene
U. S. House
Fof Representatives
Driscoll
Natonal
William A. Borle, Jr
California
Richard J. Welch
Virginia
John S. Bat
Socrats
William O'Dwyer
Newbold Morris
Tcket
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor Party
Boston
James McCurley
Four Candé
Camporee At Memorial Field Hosts From Lorain District
One hundred Scouts from Amherst Troop 322 hosted a three day Camporee at Memorial Field with units from Lorain 305 306 328 312 316 and Troop 1552. Activities included knot tying first aid wood chopping and fire making with a town parade and Halloween events. Awards crowned Amherst’s third place with 831 points. camping officials included Charles Hupp and Howard Texter.
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Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Amherst Eagles
St. Joseph's Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Hupp
Northeast District of Firelands Area Council
Howard Texter
George Gordon
Amherst Fire ‘Department
Clarence Gerber
Lorein
Cleveland
Avenue
Kanes
John ‘Ostasinx
Bradiev
Wes?‘ake
William Yeune
32Nd Street
Sir Young
Donna Hutton
Church Street
Joy Hoffner I
First Baptist Church of
Community Church Activities and Society Meetings
The Congregational Two Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday at Mrs C A Alexander’s home with Mrs Geraldine Olsen as co host. The church hosts mid week services and missionary meetings led by Mrs William Brner. Friday includes the Guld monthly meeting at the parsonage with Mrs Elmer Clary and hostesses. A full evening program at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and a Thursday Ladies' Aid gathering are planned along with various church group activities.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
C. A Alexander
Geraldine Olsen
First Evangelical United Brethren
The
Missionary Society
William Brner
Romero Cavate
Raxmond
Paul Metzke
John’ Lowsig
Feday
Guld
Elmer Clary
Robert Create
C. C.eersali Wal
Red Bird
Severs
Mession
John Fudwurg
Ruth
Vandersall
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
Cemele
Pam
John Dunn
Ladies’ and Society
Walther League
Grafton PTA Holds October Meeting At School
The Grafton Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday evening at the school. President Mrs Carl Hershey led the session with the Pledge and a chorus of The Star Spangled Banner. Reports from officers and committees were heard. membership reached 230 led by Jean Rothgery. The group voted to buy a jungle gym for the playground and set the Fall Festival for November 12.
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Grafton
Grafton Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Hershey
PTA
Ridgeville
Jean Rothgery
Groit
Phylis Blaine
George Edwards
Pt.a
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Behnke Ahead of November Wedding
A bridal shower was hosted Tuesday evening at Mrs John Behnkes Indian Hollow Road home with games and prize awards. Gifts for the honoree were opened from an umbrella shaped centerpiece in pink and white. Guests came from LaGrange Grafton Clarksfeld Oberlin and Perth Eaton and the evening ended with cake ice cream candy and clare. Ass Serter will wed James Thompson on November 5 at the Oberlin Camarate church with an open house at 23 pm.
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Indian Hollow Road
LaGrange
Grafton
Clarksheld
Oberlin
Perth Eaton
Ass Serter
James Thompson Os
Oberlin Camarate Church
Original incubator baby seeks keepsake for 58th birthday
Chicago resident Perlee Mathers, America's first incubator baby born on September 14, 1890 weighing one pound, requests the original incubator as a birthday souvenir. The device saved his life at birth and marked a milestone in medical history.
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Chicago
Perlee Mathers
Americas
Mather
Infant regains life aid after incubator arrives in New York
An eight inch long infant faced a grim prognosis until a French incubator reached New York. The device had been sent to the baby and transfer from a cotton-lined cigar box occurred, replacing a fragile cot. The incubator later vanished after displays at the 1893 Columbian Exposition and the Smithsonian in Washington.
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New York
France
Washington
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