Democrat Women Plan 20th Anniversary Luncheon
The Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women will observe its 20th anniversary with a luncheon on Wednesday November 11 at 1 PM at Grange Hall Route 76 Ridgeville. Past presidents and charter members will be honored. Ohio Federated Democratic Women officers andNorthern Ohio members are expected to attend. guest speaker to be announced.
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Lorain County Federation of Democratic Women
Grange Hall
Route 76
Ridgeville
Federated
Democratic Women of Ohio
Ohio
Miss Prague Says Communist Judges Value Bricks Over Beauty
Miss Prague of 1946 claimed Communist beauty contest judges prioritize a girl’s bricklaying output over looks, saying leg measurements no longer count. Luncheon tickets are available from local organizers in Lorain, Elyria, Avon, Amherst, Oberlin, Wellington with reservations due by November 7.
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Chicago
Prague
Robert V. Johnson
Nikki Nicolai
Jessie Warrer
Lorain
Lena Golecen
Elyria
Mildred Kurman
Avon
Mary Wolf
Amherst
Marcia Russell
Oberlin
Florence Fortney
Wellington
Elyria Telephone Company
New Atrocity Reports Grim Reminder Of Red Brutality
A front page spread cites U S Army accounts of atrocities by North Korean and Chinese Communists against American and Allied troops. It compares those acts to Katyn and Warsaw, referencing Dr. Mayo and officials in the U N, and notes Soviet methods including executions, purges, and terror, framed as a warning of possible future aggression.
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John H. Martin
U. S. Army
Katyn Forest
Charles W. Mayo
U. N
Smolensk
Mayo
Lavrenti P. Beria
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow Radio
New York
Warsaw
Russia
United States
Siberia
Moscow
Peiping
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Achive
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J. Grant Keys
John Lugas
Walter Wisinski
Thomas McCarty
Steve Molnar
Victor Stewart
Fred C. Ruth
Thrift
Harry Claycomb
Democratic Central Committee
O'Donnell
Gibson Moore
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