China and Sayin Peace Talks Advance After Months of Drafts
Foreign sources report China has been drafting a preliminary peace treaty with Sayin for regional stabilization. The conference is seen as aligning China with the United States and other parties, though officials declined to confirm specifics.
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Pepto-Mangan ad targets monthly weakness and anemia
An advertising notice explains weekly loss of blood iron during menstruation and suggests Pepto MANGAN as a treatment. It claims the product restores color and vitality, noting it is doctor prescribed for years and available in liquid or handy tablets, and advises consulting a physician for persistent weakness.
George Farrar Found Dead From Monoxide Gas
Coroner reports George S. Farrar 48 of Ellizabeth Street found dead in his car on Troy Petersburg Road west of Grafton Village. Carbon monoxide poisoning suspected after metal tube was forced through the floor. Dr Joseph Lasko pronounced death. body moved to local funeral home. investigation ongoing.
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Housing Shortage Described as Disaster in United States
The United States faces a housing shortage described as a disaster. Leading figures urged Congress to act, calling for strong measures to cope with the crisis. A letter from Provident Philadelphia, Murray, and J. Thomas of the union housing committee urged fast passage of the Wagner-Allender housing bill to spur 15 million city and rural homes in ten years through private and federal support.
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In Memoriam of a Presbyterian Church Member
Fifteen years have passed since his passing. He was employed by W. H. Bumstead in the late 1980s and was a member of the Sec ond Presbyterian Church. Survived by his wife Margaret Christiansen, married in 1986, his mother in Washington DC, and two brothers.
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Senate G O P Plans Discussion On Rationing
The Senate GOP policy committee will hear arguments for and against sugar rationing and price ceilings in a meeting today. McCarthy and Bricker urge ending rationing immediately while supporting price controls. Sparkman cautions against abrupt end to rationing and stresses inventory buildup for orderly distribution.
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Weav ers Move to Cherry Plain and Various Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Albert Weaver and gone have moved to Cherry Plain from Mt Whitney farm Miss Mildred Pease has gone to Be Hospital In Boston Mass to continue her studies in nursing Mr and Mrs Charles Bateman refined home last week after spending the winter in San Antonio Texas Mr and Mrs Ivan Locke of Fabius were week end guests of Mrs Locke s parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Wheeler Mrs Wheeler accompanied them for a few days visit Mrs Mabel Hadeells and daughter Tabor of Lebanon Springs were week end guests of Mrs A mitselle s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Albert Silverwall Mrs Dwight Beck and son and Miss Mary Beck spent the week end at their uncle s home in Monroeville New Jersey with Dwight Beck who is a motor sergeant in the Army stationed at Camp Dix NJ J Paul Sykes Morgan Lawleng William Rose John Esposito Simon Weinberg and David Silvernail attended the Berlin Central basketball team annual banquet at the Berlin Central School Saturday evening Mrs Arthur Lincoln entertained about 25 friends of her daughter Carol at her home Tuesday in honor of her daughter s birthday Games were played and refreshments served from a table enhanced with decorated cake Carol received many gifts TO WITHDRAW TROOPS New Delhi The Indian government has decided to withdraw 400 Indian occupation troops from Japan which was it can be aged in constitution with the government and other commonwealths concerned the defense secretary told the Central Assembly yesterday he said no unit would be given
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Ambassadors Credentials Blocked by Harwond Officials
The Harwond Foreign Office announced next Tuesday that credentials for Lonton WPl-Lewis Bonghas to serve as United States ambassador to Britain are being reevaluated. The action targets the appointment to the Duke of Gloucester and Princess Royal, with Cauntes cited as the reason for the halt.
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