Mr Flynn Travels With Roosevelt Moscow Trip
Edward Flynn, NYC political boss and former Democratic national chairman, traveled with President Roosevelt to Moscow and Moscow related events. He did not participate in conferences, raising questions about private business on wartime transport and whether his trip served official duties or private errands.
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Edward Flynn
New York City
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Mr. Flynn
Bronx
Moscow
Flynn
Harriman
Crimea
Sotiey
Europe
Black Sea
Americ
Roose
Marshal Stalin
Elt
Township trustees debate road funding amid winter travel woes
Trustees lament state highways neglect and insufficient township funds to repair feeder roads used by families and school buses. They urge understanding of funding allocations and propose changes to wealth distribution to improve roads and travel conditions.
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Inter
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Partisan reflections on American system and Senate roles
The fragment discusses doubts about the American system despite its faults, mentions a senator from Connecticut and Hart, references Navy service and political views, and notes party affiliation as a key factor in political identity. The text lacks clear framing.
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Hart
Senators and Ladies or Gentlewomen in the Record
Capitol Staff by John O'Donnell notes Adolph Sabath, Clare Boothe Luce, and others debating whether Congresswomen should be called ladies or gentlewomen. The piece mocks Washington society, headlines postwar diplomacy, and recounts Austine Cassini’s playful but pointed fable about a senator and a cautionary moral for the reader.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Adolph Sabath
Chicago
House
Congressional Record
Brother Sabath
Democrats
Connecticut
Clare Boothe Lure
The
Republic
Washington ‘Times-Herald
Washington Post
Washington
Austine Cassini
Igor Cassin
Times-Herald
Yalta
Mme. Cassini
Senator
Poland
Big Bear
Peter Edson's Letter From Washington on Kaiser and Wallace
Washington D. C. report highlights Henry J. Kaiser Andrew Higgins and R Reynolds backing Henry Wallace for Commerce Secretary. It details RFC loans and authorizations totalling over 409 million dollars with Kaiser as major beneficiary. Notes Kaiser paybacks and Defense Plant Corporation subsidies tied to Permanente magnesium and Fontana steel ventures.
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Washington, D.C
Henry J. Kaiser
Andrew Jackson Higgins
R. Reynolds
New Deal
Henry Wallace
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Jesse Jones
Kaiser
Fontana
Calif
U. S. Steel
Permanente
Defense Plant Corporation
Gale
OPA
RFC
Fist
REC
Maritime Commission
Newt. Fiegins
Worth
Defense Plany Corporation
Aiitime Commission
Snow Believed Going 10 Russia
Polish cabinet in London weighs request and whether the trip is necessary amid uncertain authority and unrest. No clear outcome or official statement given.
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Russia
London
Birthday Celebration of Pythians Lodge in Glouster
Members of the Knights of Pythias in Glouster observed the lodges founding anniversary with a chicken supper and a program featuring readings, music, a guest speaker on fraternal influence, slide shows, and a closing song. The lodge began in 1890 and later built a three story High Street building occupied by the lodge for 45 years.
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C. LI Eddy
Kentucky
D. E. Carr
Patience Wallace
Lawrence
Dunbar
Sheba
Betty Lou Robinson
M. MM. Bryson
Ww. W. Wallace
Varieries
Damon and
Pythias
Thomas Slemsley
God
America
Willing Workers Meet At Methodist Church
Willing Workers Class Circle No 13 of the Methodist Church met in church rooms Thursday evening with Mrs Sam Dunnett Mrs Margaret Ellis and Mrs Ben Hooper as hostesses Mrs P J Stanley conducted devotions Readings were given by Mrs Clara Golding Order of the Purple Heart Mrs R B Smith The Tes Mrs Lulu Bingman A Visit from O P Mrs May Duntoeth The Workman Mary Fraw Kett Was Fine Today Mrs Mare Hawk won the Bible contest conducted by Mrs Esta Gardner An interesting talk was given by Mrs Margaret Ellis The hostesses served Test ashments to the 17 members present
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May Duntoeth
Mary Fraw Kett
Mare Hawk
Esta Gardner
Margaret Ellis
Mrs Craft Hosts Rothwell Club Meeting
GLOUSTER Mrs w A Craft hosted the Rothwell Cig at their regular Thursday afternoon session with president John S Blower presiding. A letter from a member described the recent Philippines event and an upcoming project was teased.
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Glouster
W. A. Craft
Rothwell Cig
John S. Blower
Mis
Philippines
Kittle
Trashmenty
Bisson
MebDonala
Wlr
Drury
Elisaneth Chute
T. A. Noon
Boee Tinnishan
EM. Brower
Alta Sweenes
Mig
Mrs. Lona White Dies After 3 Years Tness
GLOUSTER. Mrs. Lona White died at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital Sunday February 18 after an illness of three and a half years. She is survived by one son Clarence four daughters Mary McCance Columbus Hazel Antle Trimble Le Nora Curt Cuyahoga Falls and Vernice Antle with whom she lived plus 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband A L White and five children. Funeral services will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Cali An Ye Trimble Heights at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Cali An- Ye
Trimble Heights
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Club Activity
Glouster Loyal Daughters of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. John Henshaw's home with co hostesses. Meeting led by Mrs. Wilbur Balderson due to absent president Mrs. Delmar Gladden. Devotions by Mrs. Ola Eddy and Miss Lalla Danford, readings on Lincoln and Washington shared by members. Refreshments served. Local residents and friends mentioned visiting or sending greetings, including Nell McCoy Middleport visiting Glouster, Mr. and Mrs. Matheney of Florida sending fruit, Mrs. John Wallace Xenia visiting, Lt Elizabeth G ex in England, Cpl Wilford Knott at Fort Hood after furlough, and Cpl Francis Love overseas duty after Ft Benning training.
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Glouster
James Clemens
Saunders
Camp Fannin
Tex
Trimble
Chillicothe
Byron Skinner
Great Lakes
Triton
Mer. Trimble
Thirent
Cpl
Arthur Schuyrten
Goat Island
South America
Helen Wener
Nell McCoy
Middleport
Roger Kittle
John R. Clark
K. Rockhold
W. D. Witham
W. A. Matheney
Florida
John Wallace
Xenia
Logan
Kenia
Joan Hunter
Elizabeth G. £ x
ANC
Engiana
Jack and
Lena (Hunter) McAllister
Wilford Knott
Camp Hood
Texas
Mabel Knott
Shelba Darlene
Allen St
Knott
Fort Silk
Dolores
Leasure) Love
Jacksonville
Francis Love
Corporal Love
Ft. Benning
New York
Worker Gives $2800 Check After Fire Killing Fred Hipscher Family
An employee of the Soodyear Aircraft Corp presented a check for 2300 dollars to Fred Hipscher, whose two children perished in a recent house fire that destroyed his home, as compensation or aid following the tragedy.
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Soodyear Aircraft Corp
Fred Hipscher
Warsaw Letter Haunts Frederic Chopin at Salle Pleyel
In a Paris dreamlike scene a Warsaw letter arrives for Frederic Chopin as the Salle Pleyel fiasco unfolds. Juxtaposed with jeers and thunderous visions of the Polonaise, the tale followsElsner and Pleyel figures amid scandal and haunting melodies. Frederic confronts sleepless shadows, hearing a phantom professor urge him to perform before a million voices. The cliffhanger asks whether Chopin can rise above the chaos.
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Frederic
Salle Pleyel
Tle
Warsaw
Eecepe
Foland
Westen
Denin
Frederick
Korstancja
Louis Pleyel
Monisieur Pleyel
Paris
Monsieur
Zone Indy
Madame J
Jozef Eisner
Frey
Jan
Erc
Tytus
Izas Lorgnettes
Dover Church Group Meets at Millfield Home
February meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church was hosted by Mrs. Meryl Wallace. Officers were reelected. scripture and prayers were offered. Patriotic readings on Abraham Lincoln were given and a Valentine exchange held. Next meeting set for March 14 at Mrs. Maggie Dean's home with several members present.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
iMillfield Methodist Church
jMeryl Wallace
Millfield
Gertrude Brown
Clara Theisen
Ruth Simpkins
Mamie Chadwell
May Howard
Abraham Lincoln
Velma Wemmer
Florence Pyle
Maggie Dean
Ruby Simpson
Lucey Howard
Missionary Group Meets at Nazarene Church Chauncey
The Missionary Society of The Plains Nazarene Church held its monthly service Thursday night. With president Ada Lakin absent, duties were led by Mrs. Boyd Allen as Carrie Channel presented a study chapter. Attendees included Wilma Nell Adams Gwendolyn Allen Lizzie Shafer Elzina Wharton Stella Darnell Margie Darnell Nettie Thomas Gertrude Cabeen Ruth Cabeen Carris Channel Rev J W Lakin and son Ralph.
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Chauncey—Missionary Society of the Plains Nazarene Church
Ada Lakin
Boyd Allen
Carrie Channel
Wilma Nell + Adams
Gwendolyn# Allen
Lizzie Shafer
Elzina Wharton
Stella Dartnell
Margie Darnell
Nettie Thomas
Gertrude Cabeen
Ruth Cabeen
Carris Channel
J. W. Lakin
Ralph
Daughter Is Born to Sgt and Mrs McBride
Chauncey Star reports Sgt Harold C. McBride and Mrs Mel Bride welcomed a daughter named Vicky Jo on January 29 at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs McBride and Mr and Mrs J M Hyde of Athens. He was overseas at the time and this marks his second overseas deployment. He has served three and a half years, with 22 months in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Chauncey
Harold C. McBride
MelBride
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Vicky Jo
McBride
Merry of
J. M. Hyde
Hawaiian Islands
Sweazy Funeral Rites Held at U B Church
Funeral services for Mrs. L. L. Sweazy of Chauncey, who died suddenly of a heart attack while visiting her daughter in Columbus, were held at Fellowship U B Church in Hocking County. Rev. Mills, assisted by Rev. Bernhardt and James Maffin, conducted the rites with Christine Brown, Charles Bradfield, and Helen Courtney in music. Interment followed after a Columbus service at Mrs. Martin’s home. many floral tributes were presented.
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Chauncey
L. L. Sweazy
Orpha Martin
Columbus
U. B
Fellowship
Hocking County
D. S. Mills
Avondale United Brethren Church
Bernhardt
James Maffin
Christine Brown
Charles Bradfield
Helen Courtney
Mrs Staley Returns Home From Hattiesburg
Mrs Elsie Oliver Staley returns to Chauncey from Hattiesburg Mississippi to live with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Oliver Converse St. Her husband Sergeant Clarence Staley has left for overseas service. Thomas Oliver accompanied his daughter home.
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Chauncey
Elsie Oliver Staley
Thomas Oliver
Converse St
Hattiesburg
Miss
Clarence Staley
Lieutenant Ley Ends Chauncey Furlough Visit Home
Lieutenant John Bernard Ley returned to Berestrom Field Austin Texas after a 10 day furlough in Chauncey to visit his parents Mr and Mrs John J Ley and family A letter from Paul Charles Ley in the South Pacific reports his advancement to Radio Man 3c Attends Funeral Chauncey Mrs Donald Henry Chauncey went to Centerbury to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs Erma Wharter Hard who died in San Francisco California
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Ley
Camp Chauncey
John Bernard Ley
Berestrom Field
Austin
Texas
Chauncey
John J. Ley
Paul Charles Ley
South Pacific
Donald Henry
Centerbury
Erma Wharter
Hard
San Francisco
Calif
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Kalkbrenner
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Dover
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Frank Ley
Eddie
Connie Kiler
Edward Lex
Jacksville
Rebecca Harrison
Plains
Lew Jones
Orbiston
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