De Gaulle Snubs Roosevelt Shocks Washington in Public Dispute
Washington voices shock at General de Gaulle snubbing President Roosevelt reportedly over plans for meeting and potential decisions. The piece argues Roosevelt’s public disclosure pressures de Gaulle, questions leadership, and warns ongoing France US tensions risk wider European peace. It notes security and timing issues behind conference arrangements and predicts possible reconciliation or a return to dialogue.
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Washington
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
France
United States
General de Gaulle
Paris
Algiers
Europe
America
Subscription Rates and Office Details
Subscription rates listed by Carritt show options from weekly to yearly with various prices for Ohio and outside states. The notice cites a subscription service, foreign and domestic office locations, and advertising rates on application.
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Carritt
Ohio
Txige
Athens
John W. Spices Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
O. Cuvelanc
Remembering Chopin and Sand in Liszt’s Paris Solarium
Frederic Chopin and George Sand share a tense, revealing exchange in a Paris ballroom as Liszt prepares a private recital in near darkness. Sand praises him then asks for a favor to guide his actions tonight, while backstage Elsner hunts for Chopin. The scene shifts toward a candlelit piano performance as Liszt asks the room to dim.
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Chopin
Sand Frederic
Franz Liszt
Liszt
George Sand
Monsieur Chopin
Frederic
George
Monsieur
Madame
Jane
Paris
Madame Sand
Jozef Elsner
Josef Elaner
Our Debt to Washington Remains A Timely Honor
Reflecting on George Washington a great American leader who faced divided postwar America and scarce resources. His courage resourcefulness compassion and humility built the nation and shaped ethics in politics. His Farewell Address offers lucid sage advice yet should be read in its historical context.
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George Washington
Washington
Congress
Hard to believe Iwo Jima a fortress to behold
A candid assessment of Iwo Jima Rendova and Tazawa as the fiercest battlefronts in the war with Japan prompts questions about the cost of a mainland invasion and whether nearby bases suffice to defeat Japan without Tokyo assaults. The piece laments the human cost and calls for a less deadly method of warfare in World War II.
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Iwo Jima
Pacific
Japan
Rendova
Tazawa
Tokyo
Churchill Hat Sparks War on Hats and Style
In a humorous critique sparked by Sir Winston Churchill's Crimea Conference hat, the piece ruminates on men's headwear, praising the black lambs wool shapka and lampoons uniform hat fashion. It laments lack of practical design and calls for a fashion reform in men's attire.
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Churchill
Crimea
Cherenit
Letter From Washington predicts rising interest in foreign policy
Peter Edson notes a surge in State Department mail from the public, rising to about 1,000 letters daily and signaling growing concern with postwar foreign policy. He cites Dumbarton Oaks and the coming United Nations conference as top topics, predicting volumes will rise after the Crimea talks and the San Francisco meeting.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of State
Department of State
U.S
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations Organization
Crimea
San Francisco
Gallup
Roper
Purhe
Man Rejects Praise For Churchill Hat Style
A man resists attention and longs for Mr. Churchill's hat. He notes the cap keeps ears warm and sits lightly on the brow, but he remains uncomfortable, unflattered, and unimaginative as he heads out in his usual felt.
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Mr. Churchill
Higley Study Club Guest Day and Local Events Recap
Hostesses in Colonial costume welcomed guests at the Higley Study Club Guest Day at the Morrison home 50 Morris Ave. A 2 George Washington program at Athens Junior High featured Elizabeth Wood Earl Watkins and Paul Slaughter with a violin quartet and Grace Foster as accompanist. The Men's Mixer Dinner at the Methodist Church had F C Schilling as general chair. J E Thackeray demonstrated a lariat. Athens Boy Scout readers led by Fred M McKay J W Leng and Roy L Dupler attended a Scoutmaster recognition dinner in Parkersburg.
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Higley Study Club
Morrison
Morris Ave
George Washington
Athens Junior High
Elizabeth Wood
Earl Watkins
Paul Slaughter
Alice Carpenter
Alice Maccombs
Virginia Sezale
Donna Gaitten
Grace Foster
F. C. Schilling
Methodist Church
Leland Sanford
Leslie Fultz
J. E. Thackeray
Fred M. McKay
J. W. Leng
Roy L. Dupler
Athens
Boy Scout
Parkersburg
Tuppers Plains News Notes In Honoring 82nd Birthday
Mrs. Alice Dean thanks friends for birthday cards on her 82nd birthday. News items mention Mrs Helen Woode of Alfred visiting Mr and Mrs C F E Woode, Miss Virginia Lee Sisson visiting grandparents, and various local visits and gatherings. Families in Reedsville, Chester, and Capsville share meals, travel, and funeral attendance, with multiple names noted among community events.
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Tuppers Plains
Alice Dean
Helen Woode
Alfred
C. FE. Woode
Dorothy Shears
Elizabeth W. Va
H. T. Dotson
Alice
George Hamilton
George Hamiton
Thei Sds Virgina Lee Sisson
Hermon Kim
Fon
John Tall
Forrest Rose D
Vrs
Botts MM Pri
Rol Gs Vionde
Riva Ridehark
Bernice Ridehrour
Chester
Brayford
Virgina Lee Sisson
Shade
Mahel
Poet’s Corner On Huns and Allied Push Near Rhine
A fervent wartime column praises Allied unity and the Big Three collaboration against Hitler. It notes Allied forces facing mud and weather, Eisenhower’s offensive prep, and planned drives toward the Cologne Plain, with Montgomery and Patton exploiting German flanks as the Ruhr region looms.
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Joe
Berlin
Munich
Rhneland
Eisenhower
Iketay
Dueren
Cologne
Rhune
Feild
Montgomery
Patton
von Rund- Stedt
Cologne Plain
Reedsville Social and Personal Notes Update
REEDSVILLE The W.S.C.8 met for an all day quilting gathering with a noon potluck for nine members and two guests. Next meeting is March 14 at Ruth Pickens home. Pvt. Richard Smith left for Camp Swift Texas after a furlough with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith. Several locals visited relatives in Wheeling Parkersburg and Columbus while others traveled to Iowa, St. Louis and Graham. 4-H Valentine party enjoyed at school hall. Red Cross War Fund drive contributions noted.
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Reedsville
W.S.C
Joe Pickens
Ruth Pickens
Richard Smith
Camp Swift
Texas
Ednor J. M.smith
Smith
Joseph K. Connally
Familly
Allie R. Marks
Song
Wheeling
Alice Connally
C. E. Humphrey
Iowa
St. Louis
J. B. Young
Graham
Clarabel Barnett
Parkersburg
June Lott
Tuppers Plains
Evelyn Chevalier
Alice
Dorothy Crislip
Columbus
C. M. Crislip
J. W. Emrick
Lancaster
Frank Shumway
B. L. Edwards
Chester
Doris V. Barnett
Charles Edwin Humphrey
Ben F. Buckley
Betty Frost
Tapers Plains
Penn Hamilton
Fioneer 4-H Club
Red Cross
Washington’s War Leadership Guided New Nation
After the great war, Washington was chosen to lead. His wise statecraft helped forge a free nation and establish enduring governance.
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Washington
Words of wisdom from Henry Leach in 20gan Ohio
Henry Leach offered enduring words of wisdom that resonated with the community. His message emphasized guidance for the Nation's future, promising to live on in collective memory and national life.
Carbondale News Notes Highlights Local Obits and Visits
Nellie Lowry called to Marietta by sister Rose Davis illness. Pvt Neal Dodds on 21 day furlough in Athens with wife and son and parents Harry and Mrs Dodds. Jane Burkett back from Barberton after brief visit with Pfe Richard Burkett of Malden. Maggie Sweazy funeral attended by Porter Sweazy and Air. Clyde Barber returned to Detroit for grandfather Jasper Cox’s death. Kenneth Newton funeral held at Asbury Church last week. Out of town relatives at Jasper Cox funeral include Cleo Penny Chauncey Frank Betts Athens Asa Canter Tom Deal Chauncey Josh Clark Charles Betts Mary Chesser Asbury Ed Hawk Ardeth Lewellyn Delores Barber New Marshfield.
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Carbondale
Nellie Lowry
Mariet
Rose Davis
Neal Dodds
Georgia
Athens
Harry Dodds
Jane Burkett
Barberton
Pfe
Richard Burkett
Malden
Porter Sweazy
Maggie Sweazy
Fellowship
Logan
Clyde Barber
Detroit
Jasper Cox
Mal@re
Betty Barber
Mfre
George Barber
Mattie Stanley
Effie McClean
Asbury Methodist Church
Kenneth Newton
Sveek
Cleo Penny
Chauncey
Frank Betts
Asa Canter
Tom Deal
Josh Clark
Charles Betts
Mary Chesser
Asbury
Ed Hawk
Ardeth Lewellyn
Charles Lewellyn
Delores Barber
New
Marshfield
Point Rock Garden Club Meeting and Local Notes
The Friendship Garden Club met with Mrs. Ora Cottrill and her daughter Neva as hostesses. Fifteen members and one guest attended and a surprise birthday for Miss Neva Cottril was held. A potluck supper fed 21 with a mystery package drawn by Mrs. Kathleen Ragan. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Ginevra Foster on March 14. The page also notes visits, scrap paper drive, and wartime trivia about chalices and the egg laying mammal.
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Point Rock
Friendship Garden Club
Ora Cottrill
Neva
Cassie Caster
Ginevra Foster
Walter Canode
Jane
Nina Steele
Elaine
Steele
Frank Nelson
Edwin
Star Hall
Clarence Cruze
Wilmington
Alfred Foster
Columbia School
Neva Molden
Emma M. Whittington
Rutland
J. E. Radekin
Athens
Bertha Dennen
Fred Nelson
Wilkesville
Thurman Poling
Martinsburg
W. Va
W. A. Gregory
Meryl Bobo
Columbus
Jarret Bobo
Columbia Chapel
Ray, Morris
Frank Dwight
Merle Hoffman
Dena Hoffman
Larry
Dena
George Radekin
Doris Radekin
Chillicothe
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Thomas E. Clark
J. B. Swanson
Thomas E. Gibson
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Elk’s Party
H. G. Jefferson
Jack Jerns
D R Bean
Poet's Corner
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Germany
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Henry Leach
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