Abused Freedoms At Ohio University Editorial Clash
An Ohio University Post editorial condemns preparedness and mocks national defense, labeling the campus radical cadre un-American. The piece accuses the university of tolerating Fifth Column activity while criticizing conscription and the Burke Wadsworth bill, urging administration control and highlighting political bias in campus coverage.
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Ohio University
Ohio University Post
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Ohio
France
Norway
Great Britain
Cutler Hall
Davey
Bricker
Athens
Post
S.A.T.C
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Bruce Catton surveys wartime road planning and infrastructure politics as officials allocate funds for 1942 and 1943. The piece weighs highway priorities, materials, and mechanized army needs while noting debates over transcontinental expressways and evolving road science amid conflict.
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Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
Hugh Johnson on naval strength and the danger of war
The writer critiques US policy and naval strategy, arguing that surplus destroyers are not truly available and warning against entering a war under false pretexts. He contends the public stance is not to be aggressors and questions the push toward war without clear necessity.
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Fernec Ae
Britain
Major Eliot
Eliot
Knudsen
Bottieenecke
Roosevelt
Winter oats gain favor in Southeastern Ohio fields
In Southeastern Ohio the public forum reviews new small grain crops, especially winter oats. Tennessee Tenex winter oats yielded 1 579 bushels per 40% weight per acre from plantings in 1939 and 1940, with Lee C roof variety showing prompt growth. Winter Turf remains common though grain is smaller. oats offer higher yields and soil benefits, but require careful planting and weed control.
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the Monternet
The
Public Forum
Ohio
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
S. Dept. of Agriculture
EI Sarpenter
Athens area news reports weather toll and birthdays
The column notes a Denver visitor complimenting locals, a farmer stating a corn yield fell 50 percent due to dry weather, a seventh birthday party for Geraldine Parry, and Edna Copeland returning from three months in Europe. It covers a volleyball game among Athens businessmen and local street improvements near Fern Street and Congress Street.
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Mra. G. Putnam
Mary Wheeler
Denver
Colo
Frank Biddle
Athens
Learn What's New From This Office Aid Catalog
Handy office helps debut on the commercial scene to solve common problems. The article lists a combined letter seal and opener, a one ounce inkless balance, a rubber band tray, a plastic case with a feeding slot, and a cellulose film for protecting documents. Polaroid desk lamp and heated ink innovations are noted for faster, clearer printing. Long distance writing via radio typewriter advances, with hopes of networked mail from many machines.
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WM Wilson Handy
Jerome
Walters
Cranlonmichie
Rina
Praise for a man by Eckels and Judge Rowland
A neighbor recalls Mr Eckels speaking highly of a man who embodies all a man should be The text likens his wisdom and kindness to the great Judge of all and notes mercy for sinners as a guiding standard
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Mr. Eckels
Rowland
Fire on Cape Cod Theatre Sparks Courage and Return of Antiques
Johnny bands together with Rex Arnold to salvage the damaged set and restore precious Cape Cod antiques after a blaze at the Wharf Theater. Jean Beynosan leads a brave effort guiding flames and crowd to safety while Johnny contemplates his future and loyalty to his locals.
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Johnny
Helsing
Jean Beynosan
Molly
Jean
Carstairs
Bank Heaven
Rex
Arnold
Dunbars
Masters
Bart
Dr. Warren
Old Man
Earl
Regan
Reynolds
Carter Earl
Cape Cod
Rex’ Arnold
Wes
Andre
Miss Reynolds
Monty
Rex Arnold
Ieral
Meltons
Cameo Gift Sparks Pledge Amid Conflicted Hearts
In a tense scene Mildred Williams reveals a request to hand over a cameo as a wedding present. Jean confesses a shift in feeling and Johnny admits his role in the dispute, realizing the cameo was borrowed property not yet returned. The moment hints at love, loyalty, and a pending continuation.
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Jean
Molly
Masters
Johnny
Trisleey Johnny
Langsville Social Notes Full of Weekend Visits
Social notes from Langsville recounts weekends with relatives in Springhel and Columbus Streets Wendel Miler and daughter of Columbus visited Friday with Mrs Maynard Davie and daughter Sue of Charen ese, Mr and Mrs Willam Philip, and others. Marvyn Jeffers and son from Cincinnati spent the week with Men Fiore. Mr and Mrs Frank Braley and family visited Cheshire RD. Mrs and Mr Ward returned from visit with daughter and son. Graham returned to alts Monday after visit with Mand.
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Langsvilac
Lyte
Sack
Hte
Dale‘ Weient
Rer
Maynard Davie
Sue
Charenese
Willam Philipothothe
Hess
Mevander Marvin Jeffers
Cincinat
Fiore ‘Chase
Andre
Lede
West Gughter Iin
Jack Barty Fonot
Cheshire
Wits
Turkalan Ward
Menaton
Mia “Graham
Alts
Mand
Frank Gyan
Gota Braley
Frank Briey
Robert Ong
Fool i Ted
Ors
Harley Pauley
Rowe
Moe’ Kalliggy
Maxine
Mrs. Prank Bratey
Denny
Ison
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Daily Comment
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Edna Copeland
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