Hitler and Churchill Agree on One War Truth
The two leaders both warn the war will be long and hard, while the United States pushes ahead with munitions. Churchill foresees an undoubtedly long war for Britain, and Hitler calls for a hard battle year. Victory in the Balkans or the Mediterranean does not equal total victory. American aid to Yugoslavia and Greece hinges on establishing a front, and U.S. production is accelerating as programs launched within a year begin to bear fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Winston Churchill
United States
Churchill
Britain
Hitler
Balkans
Mediterranean
Near East
Yugoslavia
Greece
New York
Yagolavia
Egypt
Sidney Hillman
Mr. Hillman
Ces
Raymond Clapper on Defense Demands and Industry Shift
Raymond Clapper discusses looming shifts as defense cuts into civilian production by about 20 percent, with defense absorbing roughly 8 percent of total industrial capacity. The piece notes industry readjustment impacts, calls for high level explanations, and cites Britain’s drastic plans to concentrate civilian output into defense plants. It highlights Vinson priorities, machine tool use by big firms, and a tax program aimed at restraining consumer demand to curb inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Bor
Defense
Opa
Industriliste
OPM
Hirsh
CIO
United States Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
Business Week
Britain
OFM
Vinson
Reuther
Whose Duty When a Soldier Breaks Local Law
A wartime issue stirred by the American Municipal Association asks who arrests Private Jones for red light violations. In peace, local police precede. murder cases fall under concurrent civil and military jurisdiction. on military reservations, military authorities handle matters. cooperation between city and military leaders is urged to ensure laws are kept and soldiers receive fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Municipal Association
Jones
Service Organizations unite for soldier support drive
The United Service Organizations for National Defense plans 330 civilian-run clubs staffed by existing groups like the YMCA and YWCA. The government will build and lease the clubs, funded by agency contributions, with a first year goal near 11 million dollars to aid lonely soldiers far from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service Organizations For National Defense, Inc
National Catholic Community Service
Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
Travelers’ Aid Association
Advertising Has a Job in the Americasystem of Communication
Advertising is a channel among men to explain the economy’s workings. It carries messages about production limits and rising or falling demand. It helps industry explain prechanges and model/material shifts and guides consumers through emergency buying shifts.
Peter Edson Reviews Washington Scene
Peter Edson comments on democracy’s handling of tax bills and defense funding as Congress debates a 1941 42 tax program. He cites Treasury studies, budget figures, and the Ways and Means Committee led by Robert L. Doughton, contrasting expert analysis with democratic lawmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Treasury
Congress
Britain
Division of Tax Research
Ite
House of Representatives
House Ways and Means Committee
Robert L. Doughton
Laurel Springs N.C
Coolville Service Guild To Meet
The Helen Mac Leod Service Guild will meet Thursday evening May 1 at the Parrish Cabin on the Hockingport Road. A potluck supper will be served at 5. A return musical program will be given Wednesday at Buchtel by Troy High School music department under director Ms Louella Chutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Helen Macleod Service Guild
Parrish
Hockingport Road
Buchtel
Troy High
Orch
Dee
Louella Chutton
Athens County
Athens
Troy High School
Willamstown
Marietta
FLA
Mix
Howard Partiah
New Marehield
Clyde White, Jr
St. Clair Vile
Ruth Brandeberry
Ireland
Sra
Floyd Mattack
Parkersbur
HH. Chapman
Jest White
Pomeroy
S.A. Poliz
Greensburg
Ste
Stra
Harold Folte
Akron
Howard ‘Better
Greeneburg
Michael Karo
C. E. Finning
Garland’ Caldwell
Sumner
E. M
Erving LeMay
Ious
Doris Jean Brafford
Jum
Ita Chipman
Alfred Rogers
Gaylord Cook
Alyce Chariton
Stewart
William G. Cook
C. H. Oakes
W. HH. McDaniel
Newberry
C. L. Fuller
New Plymouth
F. C. Taylor
Columbus
James
Ohio State University
Samuel Powell
Marie Lawrence
Leroy
Portland
E. LeMay
Social Notes Of Syracuse Social Highlights and Local Visitations
Social notes from Syracuse recount visits and events among town residents. Colleagues and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell, Rev. Albert Greser, Miss Marjorie Moore, and Prof. J.B. Carleton appear among a string of Sunday gatherings, church activities, and family movements across Athens and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowettn
Athen tApell
Moether
Flower Stason Department
Lawrence Sellers
Som
Columbus
Dana Hysell
Harrisburg
Asbury Methodist Church
Stony
Rowet Quisenberry
Athens
Ohio University
F Guisenberry
Hirbert Stobart
Willian Bartels, Jr
Ravenna
Love and pride fade without God's love, a poet laments
A fragmented poem by Walter F. Ni hiser urges that love and joy surpass earthly wealth. Selfish pride leads to sorrow, while true peace comes only with God's love, warning against a self centered life. The piece presents archaic phrasing and typographical garbles from a damaged page.
Cheshire Personal Society meets for alumni banquet plans
Cheshire Personal Society met at the homes of Mrs. Viella Fargo and Mrs. Nina Healey to devote time to planning the alumni banquet set for Saturday night at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Healey and Mrs. Ruth Roush served refreshments as Mrs. Ward led devotionals and Mrs. Roush oversaw the business session. Also noted are visiting relatives from Florida, hospital news for Mrs. Briggs Kirby, a Columbus trip by Miss Beulah Musgrave, and a London police force growth figure from 1939 to 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esemessmer
Soman't Society of Christian Service
Viella Fargo
Nina Healey
Clara Ward
Louise Roush
Seasion
Healey
Ruth Roush
Cincinati
Briggs Kirby
Holzer Hospital
Beulah Musgrave
Columbus
E. Mr) Musgrave
Telegram Treachery Drives Carolyn Against Leana Sorms
Carolyn learns of a treacherous telegram and plots to outmaneuver Leana Sorms. She plans a risky move involving U-235 boxes, hired guards, and a freight car ride under cover of routine activity to safeguard her secret. Dr. Robert Hale joins as a potential risk to publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Leana Sorms
Bob
Leana
Ken Palmer
Teana Sormi
Train Hold Up Sparks Flight Plans and Lies
Carolyn reassures Bob after a freight train hold up as four men threaten the caboose crew. A gunman and another intruder force obedience while a truck arrives and a scrambling outside noise hints at a robbery. Carolyn insists her shipment remains safe, claiming she removed the valuables before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Bob
Leana Sormi
Leana
Tyler
Carlyn
Point Rock Personalities At Weekend Gatherings
Local residents and visitors connected to Columbus and Athens spent a weekend at homes in Point Rock. Notable mentions include Edgar Weyand, Foster, and Earl Spires, plus Edith Distlehorst visiting relatives and assisting with a new baby. Wendall Bigony and family, Fern Radclift at Richwood, and the Ohio party of Owen Kennedy and Ronald. Visitors from Chillicothe and Wellston noted, with health updates on Mr. Howser and teeth extractions for J. Turner. Community events featured the Columbia teachers and seniors gathering, and Isis District Legion convention attendance by D. V. Morris and Ray Fred Steffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwarge Jackson Lowther
Edgar Weyand
Edmund
Foster
Earl Spires
Columbus
Edith Distlehorst
Columbbus
Emer¢son Bigony
Anita
Mr. Bigony
Wendall Bigony
Turner
Owen Kennedy
Ronald
Athens
Fern Radclift
Richwood
Jacob] Bowser
Jarrett Bobo
L.V. Lowther
Guy Gorby
Columbia
Joe Turner
John Bable
D. V. Morris
American Legion
Vinton County
Emil Steffin
Ray Fred
Wilken
Social Notes from McArthur District Gatherings
Social notes list weekend guests and visits in McArthur and surrounding areas. Families mentioned include the McArthurings with Mrs. Martha Rosser, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Steumbus, E. Sylvester of Wellston, Geraldine Wrightsel and her sisters in Columbus, James R. Benedict in Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Salts of Dundas with their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Benedict
Pittsburgh
Steve Salts
Dundas
John Salts
South Canaan Social and Personal Notes
South Canaan social notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Ford Belcher of Michigan and by Mr and Mrs Freddie Busner and Basil son and Barbara. Mrs Oscar Dillinger hosted friends, with John Leonard's mother at Fairport Harbor. Leta V McLaughlin of Suysville visited Ho the mumpa Howard Kincade in Columbus, and Ralph Hoskinson with Mrs Hodkinson hosted in Columbus. O Minced has recovered from the mumps and resumed teaching at Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canaan
Ford Belcher
Michigan
Freddie Busner
Basil
Barbara
Plains
Oscar Dillinger
John Leonard
Fairport Harbor
Leta V. McLaughlin
Suysville
Howard Kincade
Columbus
Arthur Kincade
Ralph Hosknson
Colum
Sra
Herbert Hodkinson
Unis
Stewart
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Aranenas
Caen
Coereny
Crean
Fen Bee
Sue
Hilary
Athen
Orin
RG Tak
Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Coolville Service Guild
Social Notes of
Syracuse
Stenaerson
Ter
Joseph Mulligan
Irving’ Karr
A. le Flanagan
Arthur Lovett
Ninth
John Rogers
N.J. Karr
Marcia’ Karr
Syract Methodist Church Plan
Gaunipols
Poet' S Corner
Walter F. Nihiser
Ventenge
By Galbraith
Cain
Cheshire
London
BY Oren Arnold
Caboose
Schoenfeld Laboratory
Hale
Robert Hale
Blair
Point Rock Personals
McArthur
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