Secrets and plane crashes tied to world conferences debate
A Washington columnist questions Nazi involvement in pre conference aircraft accidents and argues for strict press secrecy on movements of the President and other high officials. He cites Cairo Casablanca and Gibraltar events, urging continued restraint to protect military security and public business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Jonathan Daniels
White House
Harry Hopkins
Paris
Roosevelt
Cairo
Navy
Brazil
Casablanca
London
Churchill
Bay of Biscay
Pyttigal
Leslie Howard
Miniister Sikorski
Poland
Gibraltar
Vella Conférente
Confernce
SA. 5
Secret Service
Liszt and Eisner in Paris Sequel to Chopin Etude Night
Jozef Eisner and Louis Pleyel debate publishing rights after a Liszt Chopin night. The crowd admires Liszt as Liszt speaks, and Eisner weighs agreements, while Eisner seeks care for Frederic and contemplates a Paris move. The scene ends with plans to sleep on the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xai
Jozef Eisner
Frederic Chopin
Liszt
Jozef Elsner
Kalthren
Jozef Elsnér
Chopin
Ghopid
List Jozéf
Elsnér Pulles
Kalk‘brender
Madamé Land
Ray
Franz
Louis Pleyel
Alfred de _Mussét
Franz Liszt
Peralt
Frederic, Chapin—' Leis
Pleyel
Professor Gisner
Louis
Déak
Louis—buss
Louis . Pleyel
Jozef
Paris
Frederic
Joezei
Madame
Sand
Ehimph
ehimph.” ._Lyczef
Jozet
Louie
Loula
Nightlife curbs amid wartime rationing debate
Readers weigh a nationwide midnight shutdown of night clubs from Manhattan’s gay scene to Ohio dives. Critics question why action is taken now after inflation and war workers surge, arguing other venues and energy use merit limits and that the ban targets one class of business rather than broader conservation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Ohio
Ali
REAL ONE WORLDER S IN A PEWS STORY OF GI RELATIVES
Robert Skinner a Gloucester born soldier writes from England about Christmas with relatives and friendly visits during furlough. The piece argues that such experiences among Americans with diverse ancestries help promote American democracy and One World ideals through informal diplomacy and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slnday
Robert Skinner
Glouster
England
Europe
Taxation Strain Warns Of Broader Federal Takeover
The piece argues rising government control and tax shifts threaten local and state finances as federal power expands. It cites Ohio road repairs and reduced revenue from wartime commerce, noting citizens face higher costs while services may fall. It warns voters may resist new taxes to fund ongoing government ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineal
Ohio
Peter Edsons Letter From Washington summary
Peter Edson surveys the 1940s State Department mail from readers on issues including the Jewish question and Palestine, Christian peace campaigns led by Methodists and Baptists, aid for Europe, conscientious objectors, and relief for Greece. He notes Polish American activity, reactions to Crimea Conference plans, and the lingering impact of Dumbarton Oaks peace proposals on public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of State
State Department
Palestine
Europe
Civilian Service Corp
Throud
Poland
Croeve
London
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
K. S
Tamadon
Crimea
Dumbarton Oaks
Cisterias
Vitigens
Public Forum on War, Peace, and Morality in Coolville
A letter from Coolville signed by R. Florence Gillian dated February 19 argues that true peace requires turning to God and upholding Christian values. It condemns liquor, divorce, and worldly pleasures, urging Christians to place Christ first to end the war and secure a better nation for returning soldiers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
God
Christ
Coolville
Florence Gillian
De Gaulle Angers Big Three Over Exclusion From Crimea Talks
Commentary argues De Gaulle seeks equality with the United States and Britain within the Big Three. It notes his anger at being invited to the Crimean parley and his refusal to meet Roosevelt, warning France’s recovery relies on postwar support. The piece stresses France’s former greatness and the alliance’s aim to restore her voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dewitt MacKenzie
de Gaulle
Roosévelt
Europe
Paris
Algiers
Roosevelt
Dé Gaulle
Big Three
United Nations
Bidwell Personal Notices From Local Methodist Meeting
Bidwell section records a Methodist Church W S C S meeting at Mrs J L Coleman s home with list of attendees and refreshments. It notes Army service status for Joseph Robinson a second lieutenant at Camp Maxey Texas and mentions weekend visits by local residents and family gatherings amid miscellaneous names and misspellings common to this OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Vernon Coleman
J. W. Robinsone
Joseph 4. Robinson
Camp Maxey
Texas
Lawrones Hinerman
Mercsrville
Marguerite Hinerman
Charley Ward
Grant
Reva Murray
Habitat
Anthons Mure
Grover Kpotig
Swent
Hame
Giassburn
Cheshire News Notes highlights local visits and moves
Cheshire residents share weekend visits and arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawking and daughter from Canning vacation with N. R. Rothged. Mrs. Clifford Harrison returns from Norfolk to Seaman Clifford Harrison. Betty Rothseb and Helen Allenworth begin nurses training at Haizer Hospital. Cpt. Gene Sayre returns to Camp Blanding after furlough with his wife and parents. Effie Godfrey moves to daughter Williams Harman home. Grace Thomas hosts Hote Fife from Kyeer.
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Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
Houston Gilmore
Marie Spires Gilmore
Betty Rothseb
Helen Allenworth
Haizer Hospital
James Rothgeb
Huntington
N. R. Rothgeb
S-Set
Douglas Rife
Ft. Benning. Ga
Ivan Grover
Cpt
Gene Sayre
Camn Blanding
Fla
Effie Godfrey
Wiliam Harman
Hote Fife of
Kyeer
Wridgy
Grace Thomas
Ten Years Ago Shirley Temple at Ohio Theater in Little Colonel
Youth star Shirley Temple, then three, appeared in The Little Colonel at the Ohio theater in Logan with hostess Mrs J Re Baer at Hillcrest Inn Athens. The White Fishing Club banquet included Frank ONeal and Alva Morrison. High School basketball faced Chillicothe in season finale. Mrs C C Millikan visited relatives in Delaware. Mrs F W Bush aided in Columbus with parties for Kate Hayden and Gillette Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Lass
Ohio Theater
J. Re
White Fishing Club
Frank O'Neal
I BS
Frank O ‘Neal
Columbus
Alva Morrison
Trimble
C. C. Millikan
Delaware
F. W. Bush
Kate Hayden
Gillette Hayden
Hemlock News Notes and Military Postings
Hemlock notes greetings among residents including Lt Cheries and Mrs Cheries from Abilene Texas visiting neighbors in Millertown. Cpl Joe Vargo in Congo returns on furlough after 28 months in the Mediterranean theater with multiple citations and a long service record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Roberts
Goluster
Allison Linscott
Millertown
Orta Linscott
Helen Dyer
Barberion
Bert Abbott
Jane Moore
Congo
Nina Eayle
Glenna Williams
Glouster
Dora Call
James Snowden
Violet Stallings
George Snowden
Charles Campbell
Andrew Takiend
Barberton
Rosamond Gregory
Mildred Reed
East Palestine
Sgt
Charles
Campbell
Ann Campbell
Dunkle
Joseph Vargo
Frank Vargo
Cpl. Varga
Mediterranean
North
Africa
Pearl Harbor
Battes
Felidaty
Columbia
5. C
Rendville School Notes Postpones Parent-Teacher Meet
School notes from Rendville list classroom students and teachers. Mrs Eugene Snider remains unable to return after a fall on the ice. Honor roll announced for first semester, with names across grades from Ralph Blackwell to Esther Astrby and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mitchell
Eugene Snider
Fionor
Ralph Blackwell
Plant
James Jones
Margie Smith
Butler, Jr
Yvonne Hib
Roy
Pamela Hitt
Eurgene Jones
Ernest Carmichael
Evelyn _ Burley
Norma Jean Plant
Delores Hill
Delores Fountain
James Hall
David Altmai
Edward Butler
Clifford Murphy
Vinton Smith
Vivian Owens
Wanda
Jean Darinchadl
Esther Astrby
Vial Ir Fountain, Jr
Ronald Buray
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Births and Visits
Corning social notes report the birth of a daughter to Mrs. R W DeCrow at Sheltering Hospital Athens on February 17. The father serves in the South Carolina flight squadron and the family resides with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C E Haskins, Corning. The column lists knitted items by Corning women and notes visits by Cpl Othel Radigan and family, Mrs Luella Brown, Earl Spray, William McMichael, and others, plus updates on local residents’ activities and military assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
R. W. DeCrow
Shelteringpital
Athens
Satuay
South
DeCrow
C. E. Haskins
Corning
Corni
G. Price
Bertha Ferguson
Gertrude Reese
Lydia Dew
Othel Radigan
Ruston
Luella Brown
New Lexington
Earl Spray
New York
Anna Spray
William McMichael
Corning Public
Army
Bob Holden
Miami
Fla
Holdali
Margaret Sauders
Shawnee
Maurice Rodgers
East Hill
William Clark
Chauncey
Irene Roberts
Bethesda Hospital
Sgt
Harold Roberts
Melvin Fox
Cpt
Pryce Dunlap
Vern Dunlap
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Roman
W.itso
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Andy
Bidwell Personals
Cheshire News
Jean Bauch
Universal Producing Company
Merveland
Hamlin
Harold Wise
Chillicothe
Hemlock
Rendville
Corning Social Notes
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