Conciliatory Tone At United Nations Korea Debate
In the United Nations Political Committee the mood was conciliatory as Australian Foreign Minister R G Casey spoke. Britain and France framed cautious questions on Vishinsky's peace proposal while France urged Russia to consider Korea as a similar case and waive the demand for forced repatriation under the Geneva Convention.
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United Nations
N.Y
R. G. Casey
Britain
France
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Henri Hoppenot
Selwyn Llord
Dean Acheson
Whichussia
Hoppenot
Voice Of The People On Floods In Basements
Dear Ector shares the homeowner’s dread of heavy rains causing basement floods. The note describes fear of rising water, soaked coal piles, damp heat, inaccessible canned goods, and damage to machinery and heating systems after floods.
McCarthy Attacks Stevenson Stirring Milwaukee Speech
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy faced boos and cheers in Milwaukee as he assailed Gov Adlai E Stevenson for the second time in a week. About 150 spectators walked out amid chants while McCarthy blamed opposition planted in the hall. The event, carried on three Wisconsin radio stations and one TV station, consumed part of his allotted air time as a crowd of about 500 gathered at the American Serp Memorial Hall.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph R. McCarthy
Adlai E Stevenson
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Serp Memorial Hall
Chicago
Stevenson
Phyllis Stine Sets November 9 Wedding Date
Miss Phyllis Stine daughter of Mrs Stine will wed Harold Lamb of Ashland in a Congregational church ceremony on Sunday November 9 at 2 30 in the afternoon with Rev Douglas Snyder officiating. A reception will follow.
Baruch and Byrnes See Eye to Eye on Campaign Issues
In Columbia South Carolina Governor James F. Byrnes, who shifted support to Dwight D. Eisenhower, received a message from elder statesman Bernard M. Baruch saying they see eye to eye on many campaign issues and note Byrnes has expressed his views on every occasion.
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Columbia
S. C
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Big Wage Raise For Hard Coal Miners Seen
Washington reports a major pay increase for about 65 000 hard coal miners as John L. Lewis and industry negotiators press to seal terms of a new contract. Lewis seeks an anthracite boost equivalent to the $1.90 daily rise won by soft coal workers, implying roughly 24 cents an hour for an eight hour day and about $1.50 for a seven hour day.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Eagles President to Attend Columbus Conference
Charles Boalsworthy president of Elyria Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles announced that A. R. Graber secretary will attend a November 2 conference of Eagle secretaries in Columbus. Delegates will discuss community service programs youth guidance Damon Runyon Cancer Fund Memorial Foundation and Muscular Dystrophy Association efforts.
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Charles Boals
Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
A. R. Graber
The
Aerie
Eagle Secretaries
Columbus
Eagle Aemies
Eagle
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Eagles
Eagles’ Memorial Foundation
PTA to Sponsor Children's Movies in Elyria Series
The Parent-Teacher Association repeats its cinema program for Elyria area children from kindergarten to junior high. Tickets cover 11 shows with chaperones, starting November 15 at the Capitol theater, and a new nasal drug Drilitel is noted for upper respiratory relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Parent- Teacher Association
PTA
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Elyna
Elynia
June Rannick
Elyna Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Allen
Melvin Sanders
Edison
Robert Taylor
Ely
Kenneth Peetch
Franklin
Robert
Reese
Garford
al Wrth
Gates
Rose Alexander
Hamilton
Robert Stewart
Jefferson
Russell Fugitt
Mechain‘ley
Ralph Kirby
Roosevelt
Parisian
Walt Disney
Capitol
Forest Fires Continue Threaten Joplin and Midwest Cities
Violent fires advance across multiple states with Joplin Missouri fearing loss of a 50 000 population city. About 21 buildings burned on Joplin’s western edge as 5000 volunteers fire teams and guards fight to preserve victory amid dry windy conditions.
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Joplin
Mio
Chcago
Cir
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John Fine
FBI
Ohio
Elyria Kiwanis Hears Finegan
Sheriff Carl Finegan spoke at the Elyria Kiwanis meeting on Get Out the Vote and demonstrated voting machine use. He traced voting History from 1869 lever machines to 1883 secret ballots and noted Lorain County’s $200 000 invested in machines. Anthony Horak led October Kiwanis programs.
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Carl Finegan
Elyria Kiwaniis Club
Sherif
Edson
New York
Jamestown
Lorain County
Anthony Horak
Kiwanis
Dividend Declares 2.00 Per Share For Year
A 2.00 per share annual dividend is declared on common stock with a 5.00 par value and an extra dividend of 0.00. Both payable December 1 to holders of record November 15. This year total equals 2.00 per share, up from 1.75 last year.
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Korea
Voice of
People
Trlles
O’donnell
Adlai
Mrs
Victoria Lucks
Beil Avenue
Elyria, Oho
Phyllis Stine
Byrnes
Vestal
Vestal’s
Neolite
Brown & White
Ewspapfer Archives
Edyth Thomas Wallace
Jean
P.T.A. Will
Joplin, Mo
Louisiana
Elyria Kiwanis
Finegan
Thew
Shove
Yyesterdat
Botamer
Florist
E. Broad St
Oer Tete
Doz
Broad St
Likly
Rockett
Broad Street
Denier
Mojud
Capitol Theatre
Sara
C-T
Price
PRIC
George Holobach
Elyria, Ohio
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