Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 72, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 10 April 1947 — Page 2
SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY. APR. 10, 1947. SULLIVAN. INDIANA Political Announcements COUNTRY GIRLS CLUB ' mystery pal gifts. The next meeting will be held The Country Girls Club was j Delicious refreshments were at the home of Mps. Clara Evans, entertained by Mrs. Ruth Alsop, served to Pearl Metcalf, Delia Thursday afternoon, April '24th. daughter Beulah Black and Easter Sunday with Mr. and family. Mr. and Mrs: Noel Davis and Mrs. Claude Gordon. Mrs. Henry Beasley entertainA Home Owned Democratic Newspaper ullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan-Democrat, founded 1854 'it POTNTER ,. ... Publisher iANOR POYNTGR-JAMISON ... Maflager and Assistant Editor tffcR H. MURRAY ......... . i Editor '.nit-red as second-class matter at the Postoffice. Sullivan, Indiana ai ner nome soutnwesi pi aum Anderson, Clara Evans, HJa van, Thursday afternoon, March stoelting, Rosalie Anderson, Ludaughtar and Jerry Jordan of 1 ed with a wedding shower SatPeru, Indiana, Ruby Tennis of ; urday night in honor of her dau. Indianapolis, and Sudie .Tennis gter, Mrs. Lee Wells.. The of Te'rre Haute, were the week- : young coupie received many nice end ' guests of Mr. and . Mrs.' iftg George Tennis and son,' Bob. " Mr anrl Mrs. Elmer Miller and1 Dale McKee and Geraldine Z7th. i cille Boone. Ruth Metcalf, Mrs. The - following persons have signified their intention of seeking nomination for .the' various Games were enjoyed during Gurnie Bed well, Mrs. Criss Vick me ai emoon with prizes igoing rey, Lois Wesner, Ann Morrison, to Mrs . Lila Stoeltine and Mrs. Inez Brashier. Nellie Morrison, i Delia knrlorsnn' i Trpnp Anriorsnn Hail Wilson. I ivir. ana wirs. Lrarnet tsraaoury uWished daily except Saturday1, and Sunday at 115 West Jackson; $t.:: offices in the coming city primary election on Tuesday, May 6, 1947. Mrs Ruth Criss Vickrey and' Mrs. Laura Lemons, and the hostess, spent Easter Sunday in Prince-: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mfller and Clark were marnea saiuraay ivaii, Indiana Tele&obe 13' Alsop received lovely Ruth Alsop. ton, Indiana the guests of their children of . Jasonville, , spent nignt. ; DEMOCRATIC TICKET . , . : . v, v ; '; For Mayor ISAAC SOUTHWOOD L. United l'ress Wire'-Service Tftitionitl, Representative: Thcis and Simpson, New York . IIIIJ--UUIJ1UJIJLIJUUUI.I'LIJI'L'JUU WJJT'JI III UJIIUJILI Jl'l; 1.1. '" Jll)ll I . Jl I V. T1 MWjM-M-vvTvv-r.....j.Mw..
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For Mayor ARTHUR McGUIRE
Russia Disagrees Yet
For Councilman, 3rd Ward H. M. STEWART
For Councilman, 3rd Ward RALPH YUNG
For Councilman, First Ward A. E. "LEX" DRAPER
For City Councilman, First Ward
FRANCIS TRUELOCK
The Soviet continues to make life miserable for the men ni the Western powers who want to make something out the present critical situation. At all points, the Russians e throwing; monkey wrenches into the machinery. Of course, no one expected the Russians to like Presint Tnimnn'a nlan rrv oirf Craaoa anrl Tiivb-oir WiVi Ua Qn
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' Unadmmng glances at the Dardanelles American , 'TfTAperts in Athens and. Istanbul will strengthen the resist- Prince of Wales, by whom it has ce of both Greece and Turkey to Russian demands. ; continued to be' held. When the Neither do the Russians like Senator Vandenberg's sug- ' present Duke of Windsor was stion that the United Nations approve the plan, but with- Prince of Wales and Duke of t the all-important veto power that Russia could use to : Cmwa11- he used the revenues ock any approval of the plan. of the duchy to buy his place. thing from the futile efforts to collect reparations from ham th his share, ormany from the last war, or perhaps hoping to weaken the . merican position in that country ..by trying to force us to' Venezuela derived its name
ree to the Soviet reparations demand, will do nothing but from early explorers who found jeet to what Secretary of State Marshall or Foreign Min- i 143 dwellings built on piles simU er Bevin-pronose . lar to those in Venice, hence In the armament problem, Mr. Gromyko, no less stub- ' Venice" or 'Venezuela,". rn than Mr. Molotov, refuses to discuss the armament prob-1 - Philadelphia and Boston estab-
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u e wiseiy reiuse to no. i To make a lasting peace, and one that will be "as fair as j ssible, the co-operation of all the members of the United itions is necessary. j Until Russia sees that she will not have her. way in erything, and until she Is willing to compromise on the im- i
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