German Peace Treaty Plot Faces Hurdles in Washington
France moves to shape the next stages in allied talks on a German peace treaty as ministers discuss strategy in Washington. The process promises complications and delicate negotiations ahead.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1951
Page
2
France moves to shape the next stages in allied talks on a German peace treaty as ministers discuss strategy in Washington. The process promises complications and delicate negotiations ahead.
Lifebuoy soap claims to deodorize best by cleansing 13 body parts not just a few. Doctors say Lifebuoy with purifying ingredient cleanses skin better than leading soaps and stops B O up to 48 hours, with daily use preventing odor before it starts.
Elyria Ohio dated column discusses a hypothetical if Stalin could unite Eastern and Western Germany under one government, with Reds infiltrating to take control. It argues Western Germans may align with the West for safety, while Japan and Moscow influence strategy against Western Europe and Japan’s stance toward Russia. The piece references Soviet plans and postwar diplomacy.
Local delivery listing shows Betty Leimbach at 128 N Pleasant and phone 473-633, with Oberlin P. O. Box 33 and contact number 49-024 for delivery service in the Oberlin area.
Oberlin notes call for October 7 dedication of a Grace Lutheran church addition with Rev. Ralph Young hosting as speakers including former pastors Rev. H. Dewey and Rev. W. S. Fields. Orientation plans outline Oberlin College new student group activities and arrivals from 33 states and foreign countries with faculty adviser meetings and library tours.
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