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Birthday Party

Mrs. George Ward entertain
ed for her son Rusty, on his
fifth birthday, and her daugh-
ter, Georgine, on her third
birthday, at her home Friday,
with a party for a number of
the childrenS' little friends and
their mothers.
Those present were: Sharon
Torske, Larry Reed, Claudia
Tintinger, David Kalberg, Pam
Roberts, Tommy and Cleta
Jean Morrison, Cheryl Newark,
Dennis Yerger, Sandy Walker,
Carla Newkirk, Julie Harlin,
Judy Ludrick, Barbara Raup,
Pat Kronmiller, Susie and Day.
i'd Burns, and Harlin and Pat
Dyckman.
Missionary Society
The Baptist Missionary Soci-
ETY. met March 2 at the home of
Mrs. C. Bigley. Mrs. E. l.. Rum
felt had charge of devotions,
and Mrs. William Cox led pray
er.
After the business meeting, a
lovely luncheon was served to
IS members and three guests
by the hostess, Mrs. May Big
ley, and the co-hoSteSS, Mrs.
Alice Salveson.
The next meeting, a special
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white cross program, will be
held March 16 at the church,
with Mrs. Rowena Dillon as
hostess and Mrs. C.. H. Butler
c~o-hostess.
Pine Ridge Bluebirds
The Pine Ridge Bluebirds
who were organized this month
with Is charter members, anu
who meet each Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs.
Roy Chambers. have elected the
following officers:
Donna Eyre, president; San
dra TorSke, vice president; Judy
Harris, secretary; Janet New
ell, treasurer; and Marilyn
Mann, scribe. Rev. r. T. Lud-
den is the individual sponsor
of this group, with Mrs. John
Fisher as guardian, and Mrs.
Chambers as assistant. At
present the group is busy max
ing Easter cards for their par
.entS.
Dessert Bridge Party
Mrs. E. E. Jackson and Mrs.
Carl Edwards were hosteSses at
a desSert-bridge at the Jack
son home Monday evening.
There were four tables in play
and decorations were carried
out in the st Patrick's Day
theme.
Prizes went to Mrs. Albert
Wildin, high; Mrs. Merle Even
son, second; Mrs. John Put
nam, draw; and Mrs. Walter
Sawyer, low.
Club Meets at Jones'
The Birthday Club met. at the
home of Mrs. W. P. Jones Tues
day afternoon to honor Mrs.
Jones on her birth anniversary.
Hostesses were Mrs. Vernon
Wolf and Mrs. Charles Ferger-
son. Refreshments were served
and the guests played Beano.
Mrs. Jones won draw prize,
and was presented with a lovely
gift from the club.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

ADMITTED - March 2, Clar-
ence SHIRLEY, Wyola; March 3,
Mrs. Stanley Muhlbeier, st, Xa-
vier; March 5, Tom Small,
Kirby; March 6, Mrs. Ray Nor
issette, Hardin; March 7, Mrs.
Francis SWaby, Dunmore; Mrs.
Dean Naylor, Grow Agency;
Mrs. James Mullin, Busby; Ann
Ruth Phillips, Hardin.
DISMISSED - March 2, Mrs.
Theodore Harris and son, Har-
din; March 3, Clarence Williams;
March 6, Ed Castle; March 7,
Mrs. Riel Roberts; March 6,
Mrs. Tom Small.
BIRTHS+March 8, Mrs. Stan
ley Muhlbeier. twin boys, 4 lbs.
and 4 lbs. 2h or; March 6, Mrs.
Ray Morissette, boy, 9 Id. 1Ok
OF; March 7, Mrs. Francis
SWaby, girl, 7 lib. 81 OF; March
7, Mrs. Dean Naylor, girl, 8 lb.
10A OF; March 7, Mrs. James
Mullin, boy, 6 ID. 5k OF.
-1
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds.
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aid Nell Of Livingston, Joe
walters of Billings and Walter
r Hall of Livingston, state
commander.
THE board will adopt meas
,,res designed to protect the
nosts from exploitation by gam
bling interests in the state"
Also. Fred J. Nelson of Bill
inos was appointed publicity
director for the State depart
ment.
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,1rr, : uoRN BEEF RUSTLERS

LITTLE HORN BEEF RUSILEhS
The Little Horn Beef Rustlers
held their third meeting Oh
FEBRUARY 4 at the home o. Mi
and Mrs. Les Schroeder. Az
members were present. Charles
Westwood enrolled as a ne"
member.
Roll call was answered py 2
discussion of calf feeding. NEW
rser books were presented l 9y
the leader. Fred LETTERS. Gues1s
at the meeting were Mrs. ". w "
letters and Theresa, Mrs RS + Mrs. !.
Les Schroeder, Jr. A delicious
lunch was served by the hos
teSseS. 49,
The next meeting will be held
at , o'clock, February Is, al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jun
ior WestWood.
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cry POLICE CASES

Six offenders were fined SIS
each in city police court dur
ing the past week on charges
Of drunkenness.
Warren Bends paid a fine on
March /; on March 2 Tom
Stewart. Wallace Iron and Bus
fer Little Light were fined, and
James Wilson and George Little
Wolf paid fines on March 4.
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POSTPONE DINNER

The annual Legion AuXiI1ary
birthday party scheduled Tor
tuesday, March "A, has oeen
nosfnoned until the following
evening, March Is. u4,a
with the churches of the com
munitv in postponing tie Gin
ner to- avoid conflict with the
Men and Missions banquet 10
be held March "A.
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COMMITTEE NAMED

A hoard to control relations
hotueen Amvet posts and clubs
has been appointed by State
Amvet officers. Members IN
clude Fred A. Seeman ana DON
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convenience of girls and their
mothers.

mothers.
Otawateea Campfire
The second meeting of the
OtaWateea Campfire group was
held at the home of the guard
ian, Mrs. Charles EgneW, on
March /.
Rev. A. Clair King has agreed
to be sponsor of the group.
Carol Kirkland, Frances Clayton
and Judith Thompson were ell
ected to get information about
plyWood to make scrapbook CO.
VerS.
The Campfire law is: Seek
beauty, give service, be trust
worthy, hold on to health, glor-
ify work and be happy.
Bishop to Visit Guild
The st. Thomas Episcopal
Guild will meet this evening,
March g., at the home of Mrs.
I. l.. Dehnert.
Following a short business
meeting, the Rt. Rev. Henry
Daniels, Bishop of the EpiSco-
pal Diocese of Montana, will
address the group.
H. E. O. Will Meet
The H. E. o. home demon
stration club will meet We'd
nesday, March 15( at 2 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Harry Cox.
The project on flower culture
will be presented by Mrs. V. H.
Ross.
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III. E. O. Will Meet
9TH Grade Campfire

The Seventh Grade Campfire
Girls held a meeting Thursday,
March 2, at the home of Mrs.
J. S. Simmons.
Refreshments were served by
Betty Butorac and Nancy Bren-
nan.
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Special Price on Whole Fish
SHRIMP. OYSTERS. CRABS,
LOBSTERS. PICKED AND
SMOKED FISH
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Top Ten Spot News
Stories of lo4o

These are the 10 biggest
news stories of the past year, as
selected by q representative
group Of weekly newspaper edi-
tors speaking through on on
nuoI poll conducted by The
Publishers Auxiliary.
I. Announcement that the
Soviet Union possesses atom
bomb.
2. Sweeping victories of Com
munist armies in China.
3. Trial of II top Commu-
nists in the U.S..
q. Coal and steel strikes and
subsequent events in notion.
5. Marshal Tito's successful
defiance of Russia and Comm
form.
6. Story of Kothy Fiscus fall
ing into we'll and subsequent
rescue efforts.
7. Failure of congress to re-
peal the Toft-Hortley labor
law.
8. Ending of the Berlin
blockade by the Russians.
9. Bitter inter-seryice dispute
between the army and navy.
10. DevoIuotion of pound in
Great Britain.
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BITTINGER

The girls Fourth club was enter
tanned at the home of Margaret
Brenneman last Thursday.
Miss Ruth Ellene Curran, Brook
vile, Pa, and Harry Huff, of Grants
vile, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Orendorf, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Beachy and daughters,
Mt. Lake Park, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Emory one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Spessard, of
Chicago, spent a few days recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowser.
Misses Ferne Brenneman and Doris
Hetrick returned last Saturday from
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Brenneman, at Silver Springs.
Jack Ashendon, London, England,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Bucket last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Platter and
children, of Harrisonburg, Va, spent
a few days recently with Mrs. Plat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Orendorf.
William Winterbcrg, of Grantsville,
was a caller here last Monday after
noon.
Mary Jane Emory, student nurse
in Allegany Hospital, Cumberland,
spent the holidays with her parents
here.
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December
Pamn1AMsA

E January
u--- China total 20 million,
Is million of whom
were made homeless by war with
15-Air Force submits to Defense Secre-
tary James Forrestal proposed pol
icy to discontinue racial segregation
in ranks.
29-Repairmen overhaung the White
House open the building to reporters
who found parts of it near collapse.
February
e-FiIm star Robert Mitchum and ac-
tress Lila Leeds, sentenced to 6o-day
marijuana charges.
23-Grady. nqusitive COW of Yukon.
Okla, plunged into silo, achieved
brains for four days over problem
of how to get her out.
25-General Motors announces wages
of BAL 900 employees will be reduced
under cost-of-living contract with
26-Axis Sally begins defense at treason
trial by saying treason cannot be
committed with mere words"
March
--latest get-rich-quick scheme to
sweep America is Pyramid club. which
2-U. S births reported by Public
Health Service to number 3,55s.ooo in
1913.
2s-Axs Sally sentenced from 10 to 20 years
in prison for treason.
April
6-President Truman says he would not
hesitate to atom bomb under the
same circumstances IT was used on
Japan.
1e-Bureau of Agricultural Economies
predicts slight drop in prices. in
comes, production in 1919
2a-Russia completely jams Voice of
America" broadcasts to the U.S.S.R.
containing accounts of negotiations
ending Berlin blockade.
Moy
2-Atlanta city council bans public
wearing of masks except for festive
occasions. This is blow to Klu Klux
1o-Frank Hague's 32-year rule as boss
of Jersey City ends when Hague ma
chine is swept out of office
27-Movie star Rita Hayworth is married
to Prince Ally Khan.
June
2-"Wan Street Journal" survey reveals
used car prices melting like snow
under hot spring sun
6-American Medical associatio gags"
its chief spokesman and comedies
us. needs adequate public health
25-Attorney General Tom Clark orders
F.BI. investigation of terrorism in
Alabama where several have been
beaten inundated by hooded night
riders.
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11-World welterweight champion Sugar
Ray Robinson successfully defends
title from Havana's Kid Gavilan.
12-Amercan league All-stars defeat Ma
tional League team, III.
31-Sam Snead takes Western Open golf
championship at st. Paul.
August
1o-Ezzard Charles successfully defends
heavyweight championship by defeat
ing Gus Lesvenich.
l9-Hronoshin Furuhash Japan. sets
wG5d swmT 5o3 m Tes9Tds rs of sizes iSe
ABB minutes in 40o meter free style
and 1885 minutes in 300 meter free
style
2O-Coaitown. Steve Brooks up. sets world
record of l:34.4 IN winning one-mile
Whirlaway Stakes
September
1-Us. retains Dav'a Cup. defeating
Australia four matches to one item
s-chafles Coo. Oklahoma City. wins
US. amateur golf championhip in
Hollywood. wins Bendix air trophy.
round-the world flight, crashes into
house in Berea, Ohio, during Ma
tional Air Races in Cleveland, kills
self, two others. Silver Cup Trophy in
S arriving Taenf Hor sUss Dod s 0 Ny
Sweetie.
25-Louise suggs, Carrollton. Ga. takes
US. women's open golf title in Land
over Md.
October
5-9-New York Yankees defeat Brooklyn
Dodgers in World Series. four games
to one.
28-Capot beats Coaltown to win Balti-
mores Pimlico Special
November
1-1949 major league all-star AP base
ball team team announced.
15-Eddie vann scores fastest heavy
weight knockout record in Lon
don bout with George Stern 12 sec
onds, first round).
21-Cleveland Indians sold to a syndi-
cate of Cleveland business men.
24-Ted Williams, Red SoX, named
American Leagues most valuable
player.
December
3-Notre Dame defeats Southern Meth
odist 10 end season undefeated and
lead football pack. Army. Oklahoma
and California remain indicated.
12-KenuckY and Oklahoma bid for
tional cage leadership.
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July
1-Justice department files antitrust
suit in US. district court in Chicago
aimed at breaking up du Pont en-
l5-charles lucky Luciano. ex-New York
vice king, barred from Rome after
being questioned b out narcotics
25-Thomas Mann receives Goethe prize
for literature in first visit to native
Germany in Is years.
August
3-Photometer, which accurately meas
demonstrated at Columbia univer-
sity.
schools between Cardinal spellman and
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt ends.
19-FCC announces a ban on radio and
television quiz programs.
September
General Harry Vaughan defends
keeps White House Job. Defense
senator's world trips at government
s--American expedition to find Noah's
Ark fails.
BUS district Judge restraints FEC from
enforcing prohibition of give-away
2s-Tokyo Rose found guilty of treason.
October
3-Agriculture apartment reports
Americans spending per cent less
of their incomes for food than last
year. Vatican reports 423 million Cath
olics in the world.
17-Ise Koch, convicted as murderess Of
Buchenwald concentration camp in
Germany formally released from mill
tary prison after her life sentence is
committed.
27-Dr. Walter Hess, Zurich, and Dr.
Antonio Moniz, Lisbon, divide Nobel
prize for medicine for work brain
function.
November
4Dealers urge no boarding of coffee
during shortage.
16-Shah of Iran arrives for American
visit
1s-Vice-President Alben Barley mar
ries Mrs. Carleton Hadley of st.
1s-Eighteen of 20 who went down on
B-29 near Bermuda rescued.
29-New drug, neomycin, works wonders
in ending kidney infections.
December
2-U.S. may have booster" bomb to
set off powerful bomb Mt.
Etna eruptions threaten Sciian
towns.
@Former Rep. Andrew J. May ID,
KY enters federal prison fraud
sentence. Census bureau says en-
ployment is up. Shirley Temple gets
divorce on Liquor and lpstick''
s-New Jersey citizens told to curtaiI
tent in Germany with fraulein and
baby. New German drug reported
as promising treatment for
Ger.
1o-Vice-President Barley satirizes self at
Gridiron club banquet.
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DeaMA

IA January
MA Sir Nal colin Camp
bell. first man to ex-
coed 300 mph on
3-Robert Ingersoll Aitken. sculptor
4-Dr. August Herman Pfund. authority
on infa-red and other rays and on
optics.
12-Winie Howard. Broadway comedian.
February
1o-Isoo Abe. who introduced baseball to
Japan.
l2-Battlng Levinsky. former light heavy
2s-TTancis Edwin McSurtrie. editor of
James Fighting Ships"
28-John Sanburn Phillips, co-founder Of
McClure's Magazine and founder of
American Magazine. Charles Hanson
Towne, author, poet editor.
March
Arthur Atwater Kent. inventor. phil
anthropist, famous host.
6-Sen. Joseph Melville Broughton, Demo-
crat, NC. former governor of his
state.
Rep. Sol Bloom, chairman of house for
eign affairs committee.
ll-Gen Henri-Honore Giraud. French hero
of both world wars.
April
15-Wallace Beery. veteran screen star.
27-Frederic c. Wallcott. Republican SEN
ator from Connecticut
Moy
s-Joseph Peter DiMaggio. father of
ballplayers Joe, Dominic and Vincent
Count Maurice Maeterlinck, Belgian
poet and dramatist, author of THE
1o-sam Breadon, ex-president of St.
Louis Cardinals Neysa McMein, por-
trait painter. illustrator. writer.
1s-Dr. James Truslow Adams, historian.
Pulitzer prize winner.
22-James v. Forrestal; former secretary
nf Cafpn nv SrIic
June
1o-sigrid undset Danish-born Norwegian
14-Charles B. Uncle Charlie, Moran.
National league baseball umpire. Rus
sell Doubleday, retired publisher and
ae-Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur. interior sss-
rotary in Hoover cabinet.
July
2-Georgl Dimitrov, Communist premier
of Bulgaria
e-Harod H. Knerr. cartoonist who drew
katzenjammer Kids
1e-Frank Murphy, associate justice Of the
supreme court.
August
George Moran tseareyl. survivor of
Moran and Mack the Two black
l2-Al Shean, survivor of Gallagher and
Shean, comedy team
l6-Margaret Mitchell, author Of Gone
with the Wind"
18-Dr. Samuel Green, imperial wizard
Of Association of Georgia klans
September
3-Maj. Gen Walter Short, army COM
mander at Pearl Harbor when Japan
attacked.
S-Richard Strauss, German composer.
lo-Wiley BIount Rutedge, associate JUS
tice of supreme court.
15-Emest Edward Bonham, Pittsburgh
Pirate pitcher, former Yankee star.
18-Frank Morgan, film star.
19-Will Cuppy. author. critic and humaz-
list.
October
6-Robert Emnet Hannegan, ex-postmsste
general and Democratic national chair
man. Col. Matt J. Vim who made
Kentucky Derby famous.
November
9-Rex Mays, leading auto racing
sClyde M Reed. senator from Kan
saS.
25-"Bojangles" Bill Robinson, dancer.
2T-Wniam H. King, four-term Demo-
cratic senator from Utah.
December
1l-Clifford Bergman, editorial cartoon
list for Washington Star.
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CHRONOLOGY
OF 794l9

January
ssaseesaz.ksss.s:iE5 1-Threc-foot snowfall in
Teheran and other Iran
ian towns causes carthen
houses to collapse, kill
ling 60.
ling SIP, injuring 275. High gales,
floods, cold wave kills 80 in Western
Europe
crop. Billiards roar through Rockies
causing 121 deaths.
27-At least 600 Chinese missing foIlow,,
Shanghai coast.
February
3-Blizzards in western and mountain
states cause 500 deaths and property
damage of 5000 million.
8-Twenty-eisht die when Scandinavian
plane crashes off Swedish coast;
Observation-Disclosures e p re n
plunees down 4o-foot embankment.
24Crash Of Cathav Pacific plane from
Manila on northern Hong Kong is
land kills %. Twenty-Five die in air
crash at Cuzco. Peru.
27-Nine students Gle in fire destroying
dormitory at Kenyon college Gam
bier, hio.
March
24-Tornadoes. KIN % IN south and south
west Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas,
Mississippi ard Louisiana
April
seventy-four die in Efnnsham, III.
ls-s fI,t,t persons arc killed in earth
quake that rocks central Chile.
28-Crash in South Africa of three cleo
trio trains kills "a.
Muy
team dies in plane crash at Turin
2l-Tornadoes kill 4G persons. IN Mis-
sour. Indiana. Illinois. Iowa and
Kentucky.
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14-Chinese Reds take Canton.
15-Wholesale arrest conducted by Com
munists continue in Czechoslovakia.
20-Yugoslavia elected to U.N. security
council over Soviet protests
28-George Bidault becomes F e n C
premier, ending crisis
29-United States consul and staff seized
by Reds at Mukden.
November
dutch, Indonesians agree on terms
for sovereign Indonesian state.
France and Canada team up to urge
nations A-bomb pact
14-Indian extremists hanged for assas-
sination of Gandhi Britain delays
date for Matchmaking steel. Chinese
Nationalist shell US. merchant ship.
Chinese Reds ask N. to GUST Nation
alist delegates.
1s-Washington refuses to recognize con-
troll body created for Danube by
2o-President Chants of Panama ousted by
coup.
rested by Chinese Reds lies with
peoples court in Mukden. ousted
Panama president leads demonstra-
ton in Panama City. West impe-
ments Paris plan to ease controls on
West German republic.
23-Chinese Reds release US. consul gen.
eral Angus Ward on suspended SEN
2+Panama supreme court re-seatss
President F Chants, but police chi chief ed
Arias becomes president.
26-Chinese Reds arrest US. vice-con-
sui, William Stokes, in Mukden.
29-Cominform asks unseating of Yugo-
SlaVia's Tito.
3o-Chinese Reds take Chungking, National
list capital.
December
Western defense area divided into five
groups in Paris meeting.
2-Nationalist China warned by US. upon
ship attacks.
7-UN. declares Jerusalem an inter-
otto nal hn1U off will ppf
Reds terms for release of two
Americans held in North Korea.
S-Chinese Nationalist abandon capital
at Chengtu and flee to Formosa.
10-Labor party defeated in Australia
elections.
1l-North Korea Reds free two Yanks after
81 days detention.
12-Angus Ward and staff freed by Chinese
Reds, board ship for U. S.
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November
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- Juh~uiy
>~~s=---->---l 1-Barbara Ann cot
wins Lou f. Marsh
memorial trophy as
Canada's outstanding 1913 athlete.
Joe DiMasgio s6 siG G66 1883 contract win
~ 20 n,,nv CardeIIa's damage
sI,i9 iieainst New York Giants
s, Su't "s. - 49,, 4ioe racord for mile
l4-Calu4&5 C4a 70 ues record ioi 'iine
anu 70 a
March
r,is ra+iros ae heavvweieht
l-Ipe i0ois t,,,ns yToroofer
- TIle,Iln,oli' 80 ppgnI defoats Repis
"a "a ''iil LIZ, VI Cor N1+ional Assn Of In.
E5 Basketbail champion
ship.
26-Keatucky wins National collegiate AA
basketball tournament IN Seatt e Rus
sian Hero WINS Grand Nduondl Steepie-
chase at AlnTee. England
April
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Sanders enter
tanned their children with a New
Years dinner on Sunday.
The Oakland sub-district Methodist
Fellowship was entertained by the Mt.
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Lake Youth Fellowship. About 65 at
tended from Oakland, Kitzmiller,
Grantsville, Friendsville, GAINESVILLE,
Corinth, Aurora and Mt. Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shafer an
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was entertained with a taffy party
last Thursday night at the home Of
Bruce Groves. Attending were Mrs
Hope Moon, Helen May Moon, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Perline. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman,
Saturday evening at Mrs. Roy Zim-
merman's. About 70 guests attended.
The Young Peoples Sunday School
class of the Mt Lake Baptist church
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Ray Paugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Crib King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Beckman, Hen
rietta Weeks, Louise Sisk, Dolores
Groves, Robert Groves and Robert
Landon.
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MT. LAKE PARK

Mrs. Clyde Liller and Mrs. Dale
Shaffer gave a shower i'm honor Of
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August

1-Dutch-Indonesian truce signed
Ditto calls for uprising against his
Cominform foes in Albania and Bull
garia, warns Russia not to invade
Yugoslavia
11-Internatonal rules of war revised.
12-Moscow denounces Titos Yugoslavia
as enemy of Russia.
l6-Greece reports rout of its northwest
ern rebels.
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Ted Schroeder fakes mems singles in
Wimbledon. England, tennis champion
ships; Louise Brough t5kes women's
zales take mems doubles: Mrs Mar.
saret Dupont and Miss Brough take
Womens doubles.
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UeCember
1-Government denies FILA. loans up
on racially restricted properties
Lewis orders three-day work week
after miners quit work again.
S-John L. Lewis signs pact with soma
coal companies involving wage in
creases. Former air force major,
Racey Jordan, says Reds got atomic
materials and rsdar equipment dug
ing war with official aid.
Sit. Gen. Leslie Groves denies
charges that Henry Wallace and late
Harry Hopkins prodded him to give
atom secrets or materials to Rus
STA. Steelworkers end strike at
Acoa.
fJ-Mineowners talk about forcing coal
strike to bring about showdown with
John L. Lewis. Department Of defense
drops 10000 employees.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-01-05
September

1o-President's fact-finding board rejects
steel workers demands for fourth
round pay raises.
13-Federal Judge Sherman Minton nom-
mated to supreme court
15-Government files antitrust suit to
break up A & chain.
19-Strike called by coal miners John L.
Lewis.
26-Truman signs reciprocal trade agree
ments extension act.