Naval measures debated as Yugoslavia tensions rise
David Lawrence notes a Mediterranean naval buildup following Yugoslav clashes with American planes. He cites plans for aircraft task force command, potential carrier launches, and the political barrier posed by Russia’s veto. He warns Yugoslavia risks losing American support through rigid acts, amid occupation issues and consular access disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Atlantic
Tor
Maton
Elrope
Waseda
Pratesta
Sccm
Vian
United
Paris
Europe
Mediterranean
Marc Musthear
Japan
Taskee
Ascan
Yugoslavia
Russia
Security Council
America
Britain
Belgrade
Iso
Aten Ne Res Opriude Spas
Murray City Notes Reflect Local Social World
A crowded column lists numerous visits and homecomings across Murray City and nearby towns. Families such as the Lanning, Lan, and Wolfe clans are noted with relatives visiting, returning from trips, or staying with kin. Discharges and calls home are mentioned for several residents including Pr. Dixon and Mr. Wolfe.
The Quiet Professor and the Homesick Guest
Cecelia Hart, twelve, arrives at Innisfail to live with the FitzGeralds. She forms a tentative bond with Mark Fitzgerald, discovers a welcoming library, and worries about homesickness as she begins to settle into the house with Ellen and Miss Charlotte. He offers companionship and a plan to help, hinting at a developing relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Mies
Pitzgerald
Celia
Mark Fitzgerald
Elfen
Ming
Cecelia Hart
Mark
Academy
Charlotte
Mrs. Fitzzerald
Fitzzeralds
Ireland
Ellen Wat
Mrs. Friggerald
Miss Charlotte
Lost River
King Midas
Nationalized Mines Remain Quietly in Government Hands
The piece argues that the coal industry has been effectively nationalized by default under government operation. Admiral Moreell leads a mixed public-private setup while John L. Lewis negotiates through a government-backed framework. Operators seek clarity from new safety codes and future costs before taking back control, with no clear path to private ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Moreel
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Bureau of Mines
John L
Joh L
Washington
Hands Off Yugoslavia and Threat to American Flights
The piece criticizes Yugoslavia for gunning two American transport planes, arguing U.S. policy toward Marshal Tito invited the attack. It recalls Mihailovic’s execution and warns Washington to prevent further aerial assaults on American property and to deter Yugoslav and Soviet meddling with American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yugoslavia
Admira
America
Europe
Yugosia
Ame
Pla
Seri Interna
Mihailovice
United States
Marshal Tito
Mihailovic
Miihailaiie
Balkan
Io Else
Peron Urges Unified Political Drive in Argentina
President Peron told National Revolutionary Party leaders it is necessary to form a single political party soon. He said governing is not his profession and that his trade is soldiering, promising to continue fighting if needed. The piece contrasts Peron’s stance with an American shipbuilder’s earlier defense of his dictatorship claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia
Mi JT
Peron
Argentina
National Revolutionary Party
Andrew Jackson Higgins
New Orleans
Higgins
Peronistas
General Feron
Economizing Wave in Washington Cuts Budget Proposals
Peter Edson analyzes Congress savings by blocking much of the president's 1917 budget plan. He notes fewer new programs and lower deficits, citing no action on scientific research, health care, universal military training, and education grants. The piece discusses saved costs from stalled military training and other proposed items as the era nears an election year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Othe Pt
Leng-Rense
St. Lawrence
Ermayer
Senate
Sewrence Foundation
Wagner-Marras Dingell
de Milion Delars
Iise
Avel
Pee Heal
Bunnet Bureau
Durid Schoal-Tomes
Argentina Coverage Claimed Controlled and Doctored
The text suggests Argentina coverage was labeled controlled and doctored with a quoted statement from Argentina's chief executive. It notes a possible defense that Mr Higgins may view the quote as doctored as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Higgins
Union Furnace Area Social Notices Include Local Visits
Union Furnace social notes list many visits and guests. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyton Snider and others from Flint and Bristol called on Mrs. Mary LaGore and John Cram. Dining guests include Mrs. Mary Kennedy with Mrs. Millie King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Carlyton Snider
Flint
Mich
George Spurock
Bristol
Mary LaGore
John Cram
Mary Kennedy
Millie King
Don Dishennet
Phila
Clyde Dishennet
Brent Geiger
Geiger
Ingmire
Pramity
Isiten
Bert Inemire
James Frey
David
Sharon
Saily
Laurelville
Charles TR
Margaret Rotter
Columnus
Dallas Wartthman
Dallas Warthman
Bill
Dan Jones
Blue Lake News Notes Reports of births and town events
A dense column lists births and family news from Mer and Aldhiram Teo to Mrs. Halley and Mrs. Co. It notes a house fire injuring two, various visits, a revival by Rev. Lusher, and multiple local visits and gatherings at churches, parks, and homes with many neighbors named. Bonnie Beaver recovers from a cut, and more residents are reported in and out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Larke
Mer
Aldhiram Teo
de Cox
Cat
Etta Halley
Heri Harrison
Clan Co
Willam Caldwell
Gilbert E. Bodimer
John
Bonnie
Anns
Anns, and Miss Pearl Burns, Inthansapo Ind
John Brucker
Estasale
Nelson
Brucker
St. Athans
Leroy Carls
Greenfield
Westroy Ninert
Lincoln
Dewey Gay
Charles Lusher
Chicago
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Elizabeth Chapel
Frank Loucks
Zanesville
Mgr
L. B. Loucks
Thomas Robert Evans
Marianna Pixmale
Covington
Athens County 4-H campers and regional travel notes
The item lists past and recent travels of local residents. It notes Athens County 4-H members Richard son Broadwell and Bernard Williams at Camp Ohio on Rocky Fork Creek in Licking County and other trips to Cleveland Chicago Green Bay Milwaukee Kenosha Ocean City Md and Honolulu. It recalls a 20 years ago eastern motoring trip by Prof. and Mrs. A W Boetticher and son Robert and home purchases by Mr. and Mrs. W B Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mode
Law
K. Ware
Frank Williams
Phyllis Jean Jonas
Itsville
Jonas
Sanday
N. Columbus
Fsarents
Myr
Clifford Wwn
Ars Donse Barnhill
Hat
Georgia Morrison
Lene Lau
Ling Inefield
Lance Leslie
Andy
Steve Leslie
Eugene Lauris
Detroit
Jntant Mus
Walter Br. T. R. Coburn
Bilof Bedford
Lon Coburn
Donald Darby
Rosalie
Barberton
Dave Lanning
Chester Mitchell
Helen Wolfe
Forte
Ind
Dan Wolfe
Business
Harry Shaffer
Ruth Hoffman
Logan
Richardson, Broadwell
Bernard Williams
R. D
Athens County
Camp
Ohio
Rocky Fork Creek
Eden Township
Licking County
P.O. Nichols
Chicago
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Goodman Joins Army as Goodman Heads Home After Illness
John H. Goodman of this city was inducted into the Army on Aug 5 and is stationed at Fort Bliss Texas with the address Pvt John H Goodman ASN 45047731 Hairs Brig A A R T S Fort Bliss Tex. William Goodman who suffered a heart attack two weeks ago has shown slight improvement and remains at home cared for by his sister Electa Colley of Sharon West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymale and Swain
Chickamauga Park
Bonnie Jon Beaver
Tutner Beaver
Saunders
Columbus
Russell Martin
Marion
Elbin Johnson
Homer Fleuc
Clarie
Chauncey Porter
Eddie Izers
Cardington
Cardie Smith
George Mink
Mink
Bobby Grazrheal
Emple City
Calif
R. G. Beck
Barry
Luther Beaver
John Beaver
Henry Gothard
Brandstetter Heights
Carol Caidseet
Irene Ankrom
Co- Saunide
Jack Queen
Garnet McGuire
Palmer
Elizabeth Chapel
Warne Curtiss
Minnie Gay
OHE
Dora Thivener
Washington
Jiarry Howell
Golda Northup
Calvin Roberts
Glen Roberts
Independence
Marvin McGuire
Rosa Taxlor
Dunbar. W. Va
Ivan Hartman
Logan
Linsay Plymale
Oliver Hill
Evelyn Grunken-Meyer
Divas Plymale
Biain
the Plains
John H. Goodman
Williams Goodman
Army
Fort Bliss
Tex
William Coodman
Electa Colley
Sharon
W. Va
Pilot Safe in Crash of German Jet Plane
Lt. W. J. Mc Cauley Jr of Dayton parachuted to safety after the ME-1968 German jet crashed between Wilmington and Xenia. It was the first German jet crash recorded since planes were brought to Wright Field for study. the aircraft was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
W. J. McCauley, Jr
Sterday
Wilmington
Xenia
Germany
Wright Field
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Murray City
Mirlie
Jacqualine
Tesdere
Royal Denth
Darov
Donald Daron
Dave Lan
Chester Mitone
Ph Cores
Chile Fort
Therle
Coaster
Muoehy Crouster
Tsop
Hollister
Berp
MM Elv
Howard Craft
Mc. McCall
Wiilary
John Withem
Andy Robson
Amosworth
Patty
Pete
George Lewphurs
Tabor
Ana
Julia Reddinsen
Ales
Pfr
Dixon
Jay Tixon
Sville
Lorenza Lewson
Mike
Beh Lewis
Dale Wolfe
Maxville
Grant Tippie
Cadiz
Emma Tippie
Harold Withers
Joan
Nelsonville
Sly
Norma Withem
Frank Bryan
Cecylia Hart
Innisfail
Bilvgeralds
Peter Edson
Union Furnace Area
Charlotte, N.C
Princess Charlotte
George TL
Blue Lake
Iside
By Galbraith
WEA
U. 5. Rat
P. J. Huffman
Cleveland
Roger Connor
Patricia
Hattie Lu Grones
Dow Grones
Ocean City
A. W. Boetticher
Robert
W. W. Gist
Cedar Falls
Iowa
C. D. Gist
W. B. Drake
Elmwood Place
Plains
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