Limits of Soviet expansion and Western response
The essay argues the Soviet Union expands only into Slavic bordering states and agrarian societies while avoiding non Slavonic Europe. It warns against a powerful German, Scandinavian, or Italian influence and suggests Western economic and social reforms can curb Sovietism, noting Russia's history shows misrule fails long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hungary
Romania
Greece
Italy
Persia
China
East Prussia
Silesia
Kremlin
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Russia
Sweden
Norway
South America
Molotov
Latin America
Washington
Subscriptions Rates for Home Delivery and Mail
Subscriber rates shown for carrier and mail delivery. In state and nearby regions prices vary by term, including yearly, semi annual, quarterly and monthly options. Athens Ohio postal entry notes Second Class Matter under 1918 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
The Innocent Impostor and Patience's Dilemma
Patience Mond, living with two aunts in the country, falls for Paul Taylor from a nearby village. After secret dates and a kiss, Aunt Helen demands she renounce him, prompting Patience to promise, yet she leaves the room in tears, unsure of her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patience Mond
London
Paul Taylor
Paul
Patience
Stortford
Academy
Helen
Alice
Ened B
Aunt Alice
Miss Alice
Miss Helen
Aunt Helen
Radio Freedom and the editor’s right to speak
The piece defends press freedom and argues against FCC editorial bans on radio. It compares print and broadcast duties, warns of corporate influence, and urges giving radio listeners the chance to judge truth and opinion for themselves.
Which Is Smarter The Husband Or The Wife Debate
A six husbands six wives panel at the Nelsonville American Legion Building debated the question which is smarter with no definite conclusion reached. James Leach of Glouster severely cut his left index finger while sawing. Mollie Clark returned home to Syracuse from Dixon Missouri with her daughter Joan and Mrs. Ralston Hemsley. Ted Preston Mary Kahler H R Wilson and Robert Worth man visited New Orleans Florida during Ohio University spring recess and traveled back via the Smoky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville American Legion
James Leach
Fred Leach
Glouster
Mollie Clark
Dixon, Mo
Syracuse
Ralston Hemsley
Joan
Ted Preston
Mary Kahler
Senate Shoewage Debate Reveals $22 Brogans and Rising Prices
Kansas Senator Capper's Agriculture Committee weighs a revolving fund bill to buy farm products for abroad sales. The plan could tighten U.S. supplies and push shoe prices higher, amid testimony by industry groups about leather shortages and rising costs. Senator Ellender jokes about Eastland paying $22 for brogans, prompting laughter among colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas
Arthur Capper
Committee On Agriculture
Allen J. Ellender
Houma
James O. Eastland
Doddsville
Mass
Louisiana
Mississippi
Eastland
Ellender
George Aiken
Vermont
Army
Kenneth Royall
Germany
Austria
Japan
Korea
U.S
Congress
Irving Glass
New York
Tanners’ Council of America
Glass
W. W. Stevens
Assn
Joseph Hahn
Edward Atkins
National Assn
Senator Ellender
The Doctor Lays The Doctor Lays a By EDWIN P. JORDAN M D
The piece discusses tuberculosis once feared as the White Plague, noting North America’s progress and the goal to eliminate it. It explains early detection on X rays, rest and care, and modern treatments including revived BCG vaccination. It warns that global victims keep risk alive and urges prompt worldwide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
North America
Calmette and Guerin
Germany
U. S. Public Health Service
Eight Year Gas Agreement Approved in Gallipolis
The Gallipolis city commission approved an eight year ordinance and rate pact with the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The deal promises lower rates for 93.9 percent of users with the last two years at the current rate and an estimated $15,000 savings over the term. A 950 BTU per cubic foot gas clause was added at City Manager Roy J. Bartletts insistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
City Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Roy J. Bartlett
F. W. Phillips
Ray St. Jair
Phillips
Mary Akers
A. R. McCormick
Third and Vine
Portsmouth Road
Bartlet
Charles Miller
J. H. Hege
Jack Mills
Two Teachers Resign Posts in Gallipolis
At a Monday night school board meeting in Gallipolis resignations of two teachers were accepted. William Browning of Lincoln School and Oso Baird, who will retire at year end, were the resignations. The board approved a $250 easement payment to Alice Taylor for right of way and a $3,500 property purchase from Eugene Topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
William Browning
Lincoln School
Oso Baird
Alice Taylor
Eugene Topping
Radio Men Discuss Second Frontier Plans
Radio farm directors from Ohio Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia and Kentucky invited to Columbus meeting Sunday on the Rio Grande Second Frontier event. Roy Battles WLW chairman will address after lunch. Jim Chapman WTAM and Bill Zipf WBNS are among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iallipolis
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Columbus
Roy Battles
WLW
Rio Grande
Jim Chapman
WTAM
Bill Zipf
WBNS
Harbingers of spring spark Gallia County boat fever
The Gallia County Viewpoint notes boats returning to the Ohio River from Holzer airport buzz as fishermen and boatmen plan new ventures. Local talk centers on new boats, sales, channel work, a river pool, and a hoped for harbor free of snags. Rival speeds and tall tales abound, but enthusiasm for open water remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Heaven
Boy's Ear Injured In Baseball Mishap
Gallipolis youth Terry Johnson suffered a broken ear cartilage when struck during a Sunday baseball mishap. He is expected to return to school late this week while delivering The Athens Messenger on the Holzer Hospital route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Terry Johnson
Ted Johnson
Terry
Athens Messenger
Holzer Hospital
Play To Be Staged By Rio Grande Group
The Dionysians will present The Rock at Washington School auditorium Gallipolis at 8 15 p m under the Gallipolis Ministerial Association auspices. Players hail from Rio Grande College with Mrs Robert Stoneburner directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
Gallipolis
the Dionysians
Rock
Gallipolis Ministerial Association
Washington School
Rio Grande College
Robert Stoneburner
the College
Car Bumped Off Road Resulting in Juvenile Fine
Melvin K Roberts, 17, Bidwell, was fined 15 dollars in juvenile court after his pickup bumped a car off the road into a ditch. The other car was driven by F W McDermott, president of Rio Grande College. Three passengers were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Melvin K. Roberts
Bidwell
F. W. McDermott
Rio Grande College
County Road Improvements Voted by Gallia County Commissioners
Gallia County commissioners approved a list of road projects and the purchase of an Allis Chalmers tractor shovel with a trade in for a Cletrac front end loader. They also authorized $5,000 to County Engineer E N Leonard for ongoing road maintenance and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Allis Chalmers
Cletrae
Clay Township
Williams Hollow
Friendly Ridge
Burnt Run
Raccoon
Clark Webster
Teens Run
Providence
Davis
Cargo Providence
Clay Chapel
Guyan Township
Johns Creek
Rocky Fork
Sewards Ridge
Hog Back Hill
Georges Creek
Harrison Township
Rock Lick
Ridge
Brumfield
Northup-Yellowstone
Tick Ridge
Cheshire Township
Poplar Ridge
Addison Township
Rees Hollow
Perry Township
Corn Centerpoint
Green Township
Northup- Patriot
Pitchfork
Pleasant Hill
Morgan Township
Upcreek
Bill George
Rush Hollow
Paul Roush
Rowellsville
Morgan Lane
Walnut Township
White Hollow
Eakman
Flagspring Crossroad
Ohio Township
E. N. Leonard
Boat Club Names Officers At Gallipolis Meeting
Gallipolis officers elected at a Gilbert Bush hosted meeting Dr R B Thomas chosen commodore Dr Otto Carter vice commodore and Douglas W Mullineaux secretary treasurer Nine teen boats will dock under the Chickamauga bridge this year Commodore Thomas to appoint harbor committee for boat docking Three boats were launched Sunday Hugo Pierotti tested Century Sea Maid Dr Thomas launched a Chris Craft and a Slagle brothers 22 horsepower outboard is noted Mullineaux builds a 31 foot houseboat with unique features The club maintains a marine railway and launching ramp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Hugo Pierotti
Sea Maid
Doctor Thomas
Chris
Slagle Brothers
Doug Mullineaux
Services Held For Mrs Linnie Price At Salem Baptist Church
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Linnie Alice Wright Price 85 of Perry Township who died Sunday after a long illness. The Salem Baptist Church member was officiated by Rev Charles Lusher. Surviving are daughter in law Mrs Louis Price and grandchildren Vada and Wayne Price. Columbus also notes the death of Dr Louis C Benkett 74 longtime Franklin County coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Linnie Alice Wright Price
Perry Township
Salem Baptist Church
Charles Lusher
Louis Price
Vada
Wayne Price
Sam Simmons Warns Against Marshall Asia Policy
In a pointed column Sam Simmons urges that Secretary of State Marshall erred by courting Communist influence in China. He argues such moves could empower the Kremlin, threaten Berlin access, and hinder US gains in Asia, praising rising anti Marshall sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
China
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
Stalin
Asia
Berlin
Burma
Malaya
East Indies
Elks Officers Are Installed in Gallipolis Lodge
Gallipolis lodge of Elks installed officers last night with Robert Sheets as exalted ruler succeeding John E. Halliday. Other officers named included Charles McGinness leading knight Jack Griffen loyal knight C B Hanson lecturing knight Stanley B Huntington treasurer. Halliday named trustee and Aaron Davistyler. Lottie Bush fined $10 and costs in municipal court for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Lodge of Elks
Robert Sheets
John E. Halliday
Charles McGinness
Jack Griffen
C. B. Hanson
Stanley B. Huntington
John Halliday
Aaron Davis Tyler
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC WLW to Lum and Abner
A detailed listing of radio programs across stations NBC WLW ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WBNS CHS WPAR WMOA with shows ranging from news updates and dramatic serials to comedy acts and musical variety. Notable names include Lum and Abner, Mirrored by sport and news blocks, with times from early morning to late evening across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
News
Penort
Frery Nav
Cbe
Meatwark
Abec
East Witties Frour
Frenent
Abe-Weert
Mataork Cilent
Eact Kiddies
Norts
Muele
Chica Orchestra
Dhs-East
Lum
Abner Reneat
Dhs
Weat
Nerrerrethe
Lowell Thames Freneat
Dbbs
Rurnner
Abe Baste
Beuleh
Abe Fatton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jacke Snith and Sone
Dhbs
Abe
Herman Ovinter
Crosby's Club
Dbs
Green Hornet
North
Cbs America
Studio One
Red Skelton
Freedom
Cbs News
Mbe
Abe West
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Soviet
By Jay Franklin
By Renee Shann
Renee Shann
NEA Service, Inc
Radio Freedom
Vern H. Vorkes
Nelsonville
Murray City
Murray State Bank
Robert Bradley
Oklahoma City
Chauncey
Peter Edson
William Watkins
Bradleys
Oklahoma
Harve Sayre
Buchtel
Manhattan
Orbiston
D. D. Smith
Broadwell
Brill
E. H. Stout
Coolville
L. D. Gillogly
Higley
Florida
Gallia County
By Dann
Taber
Boat Club
Linnie Price
Louis C. Benkett
Franklin County
Corgest
Sam Simmons
Elks
Lottie Bush
Ilicense
Tyeer
Ozark Valley
Fred Waring
My Story
Ffour
Abe Ralf
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Abe Kate Smith
Nbe
Happy Gang
Abe Queen
Abe Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Cbs Treasury
Abner
Cbs East
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