Jackson Seen as Logical Chief Justice Choice for Truman
David Lawrence argues Justice Robert H Jackson is the most suitable pick for Chief Justice, noting his liberal Democrat background, proven courtroom experience, and key role in the Nuremberg trials. The piece discusses balance on the court, potential Republican candidates, and the political dynamics surrounding a vacancy.
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Washington
Robert H Jackson
Truman
United States
Justice Jackson
New Deal
Department of Justice
Supreme Court of the
Ween
Jackson
Burton
Ohio
Black
Murphy
Rutledge
Douglas
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Messrs
Reed
Stone
Hughes
William Howard Taft
Nuernberg
Schwellenbach
Department of Labor
U. S
Pacific Coast
Far West
Democratic Party
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Hoover
Senate
Parker
Circuit Court of Appeals
Town Landing Ends Calamity on Meadow Road
Debby and Joel retrieve Ellie from a boat at Town Landing after a search for John Qualey. Ellie admits a possible broken arm and mentions twelve ducks and a shelldrake found in the boat. The trio discusses delays and lingering tensions as Debby worries over Ellie and they head home.
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Joel
John Qualey
Ellie
Debby
Barberry Point
Joe
Wem Mase
Disteibered
NEA Servicis Inc
Elite
Peace or Separate Treaty At Paris Conference Debate
Washington officials signal Byrnes may push two separate peace settlements with Italy at the Paris foreign ministers conference. A battle between British and Russian aims underpins the deadlock, while the UN Charter complicates moves in Mediterranean and Italian colonies. США, Britain, and France favor democracy over Russia’s model, awaiting freely chosen Italian government.
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Washington
Byrnes
Italy
Paris
Andress
Russia
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Poland
Mediterranean
Dodecanese
Dodeca
Futile Anger at Labor Leaders Based on Federal Policy
The piece argues labor strife stems from federal policy and laws like the NRA Wagner Act and the Guffey Coal Act. It claims unions gain power while employers must bargain in good faith, predicts a perpetual labor crisis and rising costs harming postwar production recovery.
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NRA
UN chooses Lake Success for new world headquarters
After months of housing woes the United Nations selects a Lake Success factory site to house the Security Council secretariat and the general assembly’s permanent building in Flushing Meadows. Proximity to New York, good transport and nearby housing support the plan despite past U S friction and local opposition over a Westchester CT option. Delegates show growing weariness with the project.
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United Nations
Security Council
Secretariat
Lake Success
General Assembly
Flushing Meadows
World of Tomorrow
New York
New World Organization
United States
Westchester Connecticut
Eisenhower and Zhukov form unlikely two man peace group
Peter Edson reports that Dwight D. Eisenhower and Marshal Zhukov are co-founders of a private alliance dubbed the International Peace Organization of Two, formed from their Berlin Allied Commission friendships and ongoing letters. The pair debated democracy ideals, with Zhukov praising Soviet ideals and Eisenhower defending American liberty, while rumors spread of moving UN back to Geneva.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gregory K. Zhukov
United States
Soviet Russia
Senhower
Zhukov
L P. O
Allied Commission
Berlin
Germany
Eisenhower
Russia
Europe
U. S
Ther Onwa
Onhawer
Zhukey
Roverning
Startea
Ishal
Elfare
Nat Paramouri
Sly Ae
League of Nations
Geneva
Rome Italy Declines as High Prices Break Living Standards
The column notes Italy's economic strain with wages below living costs, high prices, and rationing. It cites a required monthly food budget of about 20 600 francs for a family of five, reports on low shelter rents under fascist controls, and widespread consumer tough times. It contrasts conditions with Rome's luxury shops and absentee landlords. It also recalls Athens High School skits from ten and twenty years ago.
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Rome
Italy
Johnny
East Side
Genevieve Apgar
Ohio
Letart Falls News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Births
Letart Falls notes include Rev W E Coyle visiting Ironton and nephew Bradley Addis, 93 in Sunday School, families visiting relatives in Cincinnati Syracuse and Columbus, birth announced for Robert Frederick Shiled in Lexington, and several local moves and illnesses.
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Letart Falls
W. E. Coyle
Ironton
Bradley Addis
W. C. Crow
Harry Roberts
Cincinnati
B. Powell
Don He
Lillie I. Wagner
Thomas Duffy
Syracuse
Letart Cemetery
C. H. Parsons
Columbus
M. M. Parsons
P. L. Wolfe
Plant
Pic
James H. Lewis
Fort. Belovir
J. L. Wolfe
Robert Rieinschmidt
Lexington
Robert Frederick Shiled
Kate Hizelmbotham
Abbott
Charleston
Cora Webb
Frank Goebel
Sue
Gene Ashley
Inner
Ralph McKenzie
Andidaion
Racine
Bert Grimm
Rubs Hannin
Wheeling
Herbert Roush
J. S. Quick
Margaret
Thomas Quick
Granville
Floyd Chapman
Cora Fisher
Statts Mills
J.D. Heiner
Mildred Ripley
Parkersburg
C. G. Ripley
Bernard
Burton Webb
Clarence Shields
W. O. Crow
Farra
Saxon
Jack Adams
Bob Adams
E. A. Adams
Mason Clinic
Mildred Roush
Pearl Willis
Raymond Warner
Elliott Graham
Redmond Norris
Marysville
Mattie Shields
Lina Hayman
Athens Messenger Publisher Elected Director at National Meeting
F. W. Bushetter, publisher of The Athens Messenger, was chosen as a director of the American Newspaper Association at a national gathering in New York. John Arthur Logan of Chicago visited his brother W. H. Logan in this city.
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F. W. Bushetter
The
Athens Messenger
American News Paper Association
New York
John Arthur Logan
Chicago
W. HH. Logan
This Cin
Wilkesville Class Is To Present Play
Wilkesville High School senior class will present Here Comes Hastie Friday night April 26 in the school auditorium. The Kecks moved to Leola Faught farm and infant son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Keck was born dead burial at St Marys Cemetery Miner town.
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Wilkesville
Hastie
Wilkesville Temple
Pythian Sisters
Della Long
Radcliff
Chiefs Club
George Ragan
Bessie Wells
Hornet
Raymond Keck
J. E. Strong
Harley
Romer
Laurel Run Club Hosts Friendly Neighbor Gathering
Mrs Charles Wood hosted the Laurel Run Friendly Neighbor Club meeting. Members quilted for Mrs Wood, shared a birthday dinner for Mrs Everett White, and awarded gifts to officers and lecturer Mrs Charles Patton. Easter eye hunt yielded prizes. readings and songs followed with several members noted as present or visiting.
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Laurel Run
Charles, Wood
Friendly Neighbor Club
Wood
Everett White
Clarence Patton
Charles Patton
Herman Bumgardner
St. Luke
Arthur’ Todd
Millard Patton
Donald Campbell
Mullard Patton
John Norris
Lawrence Wolfe
Elgernan Todd
Wilma
Shirley Kay
Ladonna Wolfe
Gary Wood
Bill Sparks
Paul Terry
Henry Todd
Charles Wood
Arthur Todd
Skiver
Nora
Haydenville
Harold Sater
Lancaster
Claude Brandon
Mickey
Logan
Millard Wolfe
Hastings
W. Va
Vance Wolfe
Walter Bumeardner
Albert Dodds
Nelsonville
Europe Food Value Seen Through Corn Shortage Debate
Dewitt Mackenzie notes the U S government clash with black market operators over 50 million bushels of corn to ease foreign famine. He recalls Hoover campaigns in World War I to urge corn use, cites Balkan and Danubian fields, and observes Bulgarian and Romanian production with Austere hunger in Europe. In Philippopolis villagers cook corn on the cob in the market.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
United States
America
Balkans
Asia
Europe
England
Herbert Hoover
John Bull
John
Danubian
Iowa
Romania
Bulgaria
Balkan Peninsula
Philippopolusyhab
Philip of
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