Rome Quiet Amid Day of Protest Against De Gasperi
Rome remained largely peaceful as leftist groups staged a national protest against Premier Alcide De Gasperi. Demonstrations drew few crowds, with deputies and party leaders absent, while ordinary life continued in stores, transit, and streets.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Shaiflsleeves
Visliate Palace
Ethitics
United Fess
Acm
Otk
Communista
Oclilists
Turin
Mario Scei- Wa
Ordor
Ruartteed
Pilmiro Togliad
Rebiner
Alcide de Gasp
Fragmented text hints at political upheaval and De Gasperi
The readable portions describe attempts to oust De Gasperi by Communists and Socialist groups. It mentions demonstrations across the country and pressures on deputies in the National Assembly. The fragmentary language implies a tense period of government instability and party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasperi
Confederation of Lab
National Assembly
Grayls
Kiyria Garden Club News Highlights Local Gardens
In Ges Cheneaux Michigan the Kiyria Garden Club tours island and mainland plots. Early spring care warms beds like a Wonderfill bed near The Snows. A Detour note recalls a White Church with a distant cross and a garden of two hundred spikes of gladioli.
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Ges Cheneaux
Peninesta
Michigay
Ponts
Cub Pack 105 Plans Fall Picnic in Cascade Park
Cub Pack 105 and families gather Sunday afternoon at Cascade Park for the first fall meeting of the 1947 48 year. Activities start at 2 p m with stunts games and a baseball game between Cubs and fathers. A family picnic supper is planned with each family supplying its own basket lunch. A campfire session will end the day with awards for Cub achievements and several Cubs graduating to Hoy Scout Troops 105 and 136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Hal Engerrl
Cubs
Hoy Scout
Decision Near On Freight Rates Increase
Washington reports an Interstate Commerce Commission decision on railroad freight rate hikes after two weeks of hearings. Railroads sought an immediate 16 percent rise, with earlier requests for 16.7 percent, a 27 percent average boost, and a separate 10 percent interim rise pending inquiry. The commission will issue a ruling next week, separating the 10 percent interim plea from the larger proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cartiers
Ida
College
Amherst Club News Highlights Social Notes and Drives
Amherst area clubs hold a Pentagon Club gathering with Mrs Nalley and prize winners. Women from St Peter's Guild plan an October observance at the church and an outing at Oberlin Roadside Park follows a luncheon. Brownhelm church ladies host a missionary tea. Red Cross Lorain chapter leader outlines yearly programs. Hospital notes include discharges. a membership drive for the Local Parent-Teacher Association commences next week with a goal of 500 members and prizes.
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TocLus Amherst
Aife
James Quigley
Howard Nalley
Maple Street
Pentagon Club
Carde
Mra
Nalley
B. A. Jenne
al Waldron
Cleveland
Vera Laurer
Women's Guild of
St. Peter's
William Hall
Jackson Street
Martin Schroeder
Ladies’ Society
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Carl Walters
Japan
Oberlin College
Anthonys Northelm
Hayes Whittlesey
T. W. Wilson
Hospital
Robert Hubbard
Amherst
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Ouilines
Blazex
Lorain
American Red Cross
Town Hall
Red Cross
Hood
Paul Snyder
Dar
First Evangelical United Brethrent Church
James May
Snyder
H. Morath
Richard Griffin
Harold Mathes
Herbert
BNA
Edward Sitie
Norman Miller
Mye
Carl
Community Church Schedule and Crusade Notes
The first meeting of the school year is set for Monday evening October 1 with the Balety. cRUACH program preview. St Joseph Catholic and other churches list schedules for worship at 10:30 am and 10:40 am, with Holy Communion for high school age youth and sermons on The Divinity of Christ. A District Crusade rally is noted in Norwalk and multiple pastors from Peter's Evangelical, St Paul Evangelical Lutheran, First Evangelical United Brethren, and other churches appear in the weekend program.
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Balety
Cruach
Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
H. Bollens
P40
Marsés
Christ
St. Paula
Luther H. Robinson
St. Philip's Lutheran Church of Cleveland
First Evangelical United Brethren
C. C. Vandersall
Foote
J. ©. Snyder
Brecksville Veterans’ Hospital
Dale Riggh
Local church announcements list services and meetings
The notice outlines worship services for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 617 Lake Avenue with teaching staff and evening study groups led by Elders. Grace Lutheran invites attendance with sermons, choir, and Sunday school including new classes and midweek activities. Christian Science lesson texts for September 21 1947 are cited with Bible verses and Eddy writings.
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Latter Day Saints
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Pay Saints
Lake Avenue
Fort G. Crawford
Is Am
Guy Hammond
Cuyahoga Falls
J. Kachis
Grace Lutheran
W. W. Walker
Grace Lutheran Church
Conestor Princeton Avenue
East River Street
WHR Sunagas
Walther League Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Churches of Christ
Berentst
Mar} Baker Eddy
Job
Scoente
Heal
South Amherst Schoolmates Picnic Draws Wide Attendance
A South Amherst gathering of Old School Mates drew sixty members from Cleveland Lorain Oberlin Elveia Birmingham Vermilton Amherst and South Amherst. Ot to J Huth was reelected president Myre Lulu Gued vice president and Mrs Gladys Heal secretary. A meeting was planned for next year with group singing and reminiscences. A supper was served at 6 oclock.
Infant Baptism and Scout Troop Activities Report
Saption Baby denates Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Janatia Zaba, baptized Sunday at Nativity Church Lorain, sponsors Mr and Mrs Peter Sackett, Mrs Zaba formerly Miss Elsie Bogardy. Clover Troop Girl Scouts on cooking badge work, meeting at town hall, planned paper drive, hunger for donations of pots pans dishes and table service. Thirty plus attendees and guests noted. Also Congregational Woman's Association and Congregational Sunday School board meetings held, Rally Day planned for October 12, routine business reported. Mrs Gust Mathes opened home for Congregational Association, and Mrs Werner Fluekiger hosted. Further items include Mrs Glenn Clapp hosting Methodist Society, and various family visit notes. Faculty items mention Parent-Teachers Association September meeting with Ruth McQuate presiding, Ruth Davis resignation accepted, Mrs Calvin Ruth appointed secretary, Hone Room Maters announced.
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Saption
Ann
Janatia Zaba
Lorain
Peter Sackett
Zaba
Elsie Bogardy
Clover
Thompsons Dairy
Tneir
Carl Quenour
William Jamie
Grayford Gott
Laden
Gust Mathes
Congregational Woman's Association
Congregational Sunday School
Werner Fluekiger
Doe Ashok
Pennsylvania
Niagara Falls
Woks
Glenn Clapp
Methodist Woman's Society For’ Christian Service
Public Employees Strikes Prohibited In Columbus
A new law bans strikes by public employees in the state, with layoff penalties and potential reappointment limits. Violators may be rehired but lose raises for at least a year and face nine years prostation and loss of civil service protections.
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Columbus
Halloween party plans and church notices mixed in
The text outlines a Halloween party planned for October 96 and lists church activities. It mentions Morning worship and Sunday school times at St. John and other churches, with names like Rev J H Bolfens and Rev Fate Riggs. It also gives maintenance advice for electrical motors, urging alignment checks, dirt removal, and installing a delayed-action fuse to prevent overloads.
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Sitio
St. Johne Beangeilealas Pantar
J. H. Bolfens
Ontreh School
Catholic
Chiateh
Nailylipae
Seikel
Fate Riggs
Sune Day School
Electric Motora
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Houghton Lake
Idsar Bergen
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Hawaiian Islands
James Cook
MacKay
Freda MacKay
Fourth ST
Lehman-Johnson
Uarret
Castle Wallpaper Co
Tality
TLE
Warret
OL Boy
Tie Deuchte
Antatic
Gaste
Mas
Claeet
Ave
Florence Sheman
William Cook
John Phillips
Alvert
Phillips
Lerau
Harold Allsop, Jr
al Phillips
Ellen Jean
Harmar Mathes
Sehrel
Parent-Teachers Association
Ruth McQuate
Ruth Davis
Calvin Ruth
Mathers
Zedmatt Firaté Akrade
Dake Wilhelm
Publi
McQuate
J. Tonald Leahy
James Nicol
Itil
Nicol
Janet Flowers
Migs Alice Crawford
Leahy
Hach
Woeman's Guild
St. John's Evangelical Curch
Mytie Holzhauer
Eerie
Hallowe'at
Mary
Hygrade
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Avenue
Second Street
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