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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
10
A twilight group from the University of Vermont and Dartmouth College ended in tragedy when Mallorie G. Gaelts, 21, of Verona New Mexico, slipped from a ledge and drowned in Huntington Gore near Jonesville Vermont while swimming.
The Wynantskil School Parent-Teacher Unit will install new officers at a supper meeting tomorrow at the Third Presbyterian Church. District director Cobb condemns Japanese Reds and will act as installing officer. Plans for the coming year will be outlined with retiring president Mrs Henry Peffer and committee chairs announced.
The government and MacArthur barred four Communist central committee members from politics and expelled seven from parliamentary seats. Leaders, union figures, and Propaganda chiefs face restrictions as Yoshida's government maintains control post election. The purge targets top Politburo figures including Tokuda and Nozaka and shifts power in the wake of Liberal Party strength.
Members of the building trades classes at Decatur High School turned a project into a sale within two days. The group created a gold pot and offered it at a strong asking price, attracting interest from buyers and achieving a rapid turnover.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at St Mark's Methodist Church held a mother daughter banquet with 130 attendees. Mira Marion Slakely was installed as president, with Homer Folger as vice president and Edward Webster as treasurer. Also installed were numerous secretaries and coordinators led by Mrs. Richard Van Keuran the speaker.
The program of the evening featured Mrs Wemple as organizer with violin solos by Mrs Joan Aird and pianist Mrs Alfred Golden. Guests included Miss Constance Foster and Miss Beverly Brown among others. The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer women prepared and served the dinner.
Washington journalist Marshall Malin labeled Stalin the worst dressed man on the international scene in an informal rating. Haberdasher Paul D Gilbert presented the dubious title at the Association of Better Business Bureaus event.
A crooked OCR fragment from Booth Bend Indiana quotes a National Retail Clothiers figure claiming many global problems could be solved if Jee Bala visits. The message oddly suggests outfits to “fix him up” and draws a crude invite to a stranger.
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