All War Service Men Are Having Troubles
The piece profiles Ralph K. Davies former deputy petroleum administrator for war and his wartime career. It notes unsteady reconversion for big-business veterans, Davies’ medals and praise from officials, and questions about returning to his Standard Oil post as changes unfold after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Potomac
Ralph K. Davies
Davies
Standard Oil of California
Joseph C. O'Mehoney
D.wyo
Senate
PAW
Oil and Gas Journal
Truman
Army-Navy Petroleum Board
F. J. Horne
Brehon Somervell
William R. Boyd Jr
American Petroleum Institute
Oil Industry War Council
Ralph Davies
Collier
R. G. Follis
Subscription Rates and Service Details
Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail delivery in Ohio and outside Ohio. Rates cover 1 year 6.50, 8 months 8.50, 3 months 3.25, weekly 25 cents, with different figures for out-of-state and overseas deliveries. Mentions service men overseas require a better of request and mentions post office handling as Second-Class Matter under act of 1918.
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Ohio
Vailacia
O— Baterec
Athens
Jonn W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
The Murdere Trey Cred Mystery Continues at Cliff's Edge
A Westbrook household reels after a sudden death as detectives question Fletch, Stites, and others about Phillipa and the missing children. Tensions rise with phone traces, alibis, and a late Atlantic City lead as Jemima Harrold and family await further clues.
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Xavil
Cliff's Edge
District Attorney's Office
Westbrook
Betsy
Fletch
Phillipa
Clara
Atlantic City
Jeff
Those Lawless Vets Defend Veterans Amid Crime Fears
A defense of veterans amid fears of crime by ex servicemen argues 11 million men cannot be painted as criminals. The piece says most veterans are like neighbors and brothers, and while some face reconversion, they are not inherently immoral.
Pattern for Aggression in Soviet Policy
The essay argues the Soviet Union uses internal subversion and troop presence, disguised as liberators, to erode non Communist governments in Poland Hungary Yugoslavia Iran Manchuria and elsewhere. It contends Moscow leverages unrest to create de facto regimes while avoiding direct battles, challenging American pacifist leniency and Atlantic Charter commitments.
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Russia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Iran
Manchuria
Moscow
China
Manufacturer blames delayed pricing orders for delivery lag
A New York manufacturer states government rules slow delivery of men's wear. He argues the OPA has not hindered production and supports continued price ceilings. He warns free prices would not hasten output but could double suit costs soon, blaming pricing-order delays and slow amendments to shift more yard-goods into cheaper stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
OPA
Five-Foot-Five Alabama Congressman Emerges as Interior Candidate
Peter Edson profiles Frank W. Boykin, Alabama congressman and longtime timber magnate, as a rising political contender for Secretary of Interior. The piece details his unlikely rise, wealth, household folklore, and influence with patent lawyers, plus a past pivotal role in presidential votes.
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Washington
Harold Ickes
Frank W. Boykin
Alabama
Boykin
South
Florida
Congress
Ickes
Chicago
Byrnes
John Bankhead
Truman
House Committee On Patents
Henry Wallace
LC. S
Navy Army clash over Bikini Atoll test ship layout
Navy and Army dispute weapon test ship arrangement for the May Bikini Atoll atomic blast. Army favors rail lash, Navy seeks one mile separation between capital ships. The debate aims to reveal real bomb effects for naval method revision.
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Navy
Army
Bikini Atoll
Glouster Masons Plan Father and Son Banquet
Glouster Masonic Lodge will hold its annual Father and Son banquet Thursday at 7 30 p m The program centers on Washingtons birthday All Masons are invited and may bring a son Those without a son may borrow one to attend
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Glouster Masons
Glouster
Gold Bricks Triumph in Alley League Over Speedy Five
In Glouster the Gold Bricks win two of three against Speedy Five with a 1794 to 1775 total. G Stephenson 312, L Masterson 479, P Smith 448, M Brown 385 lead the winners. L Price 492, M Hemsley 481, R Andrews 414, C Kittle 378 top the losers. First game 616 598. Rich Leafs sweep Jonasons 1462 to 1382. Zimmer 541, D Price 472, L Lent 449 pace the winners. Dennison 534, Hemsley 477, Bryan 374 top the losers.
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Glouster
Hemsley
G. Stephenson
L. Masterson
P. Smith
M. Brown
L. Price
Max Hemsley
Robert Andrews
C. Kittle
Boy Scouts Take Practice Hike Near Glouster
GLOUSTER Troop No 72 Boy Scouts went on a hike Saturday leaving the scout room at nine. They carried food and prepared their noonday meal while on the trail. They practiced tracking fire building and cooking with Scoutmaster Ralph Hines guiding them.
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Glouster
Boy Scouts
Scoulmaster
Ralph Hines
Three Are Discharged From Armed Forces
From Trimble Township, Sgt. Joseph Christman, A. R. M. 2e Lawrence Masterson, and Delores McAllister of Glouster are discharged from the service. The notice lists their names and hometowns in a brief local military discharge release.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Joseph Christman
Trimble
Lawrence Masterson
Delores McAllister
Oil Paintings Given As Church Awards
Oil paintings by Miss Phyllis Box awarded to Sabra Dunlap Helen Pough Marcella Brown and Frances Thomas for attending services. Each evening a painting goes to the top attendee. Evangelist Box lists sermon topics for the week with Women’s Night Tuesday and Men’s Night Wednesday. a pageant will be presented during the services.
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Glouster
Phyllis Box
Sevangelist
Sabra Dunlap
Helen Pough
Marcella Brown
Frances Thomas
Evangelist Box
Memorial Association Meets This Evening
GLOUSTER C E Turner calls attention of the executive committee of the Trimble Township Memorial Association to the meeting in the mayor's office this evening at eight o'clock. He urges attendance so plans may be made for canvassing funds for the monument and the park. GLOUSTER Mrs H Rubertt Lowry of Barberton spent the week end with her mother, Mrs P J Stankey, a patient in Sheltering Arms Hospital, and with her father, P J Stanley, in the city.
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Andrew Stites
District Attorney's Office
Hendricks
Jemima Harrold
Jenny
Betsy
Dru
Miss Jenny
Glouster
C. E. Turner
Trimble Township
H Rubertt Lowry
Barberton
P. J. Stankey
Sheltering’ S Arms Hospital
P. J. Stanley
Mrs Robinson III Chauncey in Serious Condition
Mrs Beulah Rab jingon Chauncey has been seriously ill at her Jacobs Avenue home for two weeks with influenza and complications. She relapsed after a recovery and remains in serious condition, though doctors report some improvement.
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Mrs. Robinson III
Chauncey
Beulah Rabjingon
Jacobs Ave
Social Notes from Glouster Club Meeting and Nearby News
Glouster Junior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs. Ben Vaughan’s home on Braun St. Voted $5 to the Red Cross $2.50 to the Boy Scout drive and added funds to the State Living Memorial Forest Fund totaling $10. A service man’s name Lewis Jannice was drawn for a forest dedication. Members heard an Missouri State review and Vic tor Herbert life sketch with songs by Helene Binderbasin. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Roger Kittle’s home.
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Glouster
Ben Vaughan
Braun St
Red Cross
State Living Memorial Forest
Lewis Jannice
Lot
Missouri
Roger Kittle
Edna Binderbasin
Victor Herbert
Helene Binderbasin
Virginia Morris
Charles Emory
Willis Blower
Eugene Jones
Robert Angle
Judson Young
Glenn McDonald
Charles Patston
Frances
Thomas
South High St
Queen Elizabeth to be reconverted into luxury liner
The Queen Elizabeth will be stripped of troopship gear after arriving from New York on March 6. The 85,000 ton liner will head to the Clyde in Scotland for refitting and return to trans Atlantic service in the fall, Cunard officials said.
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London
Arch 8
New York
Clyde
Scotland
Cunard
Bad actor Geary dies in canyon car crash
Bud Geary a 47 year old veteran actor famed as a bad man in 150 westerns was fatally injured when his car overturned on a canyon road yesterday. Chauncey Miss Jo Anna Ley attended a birthday party in Glouster Thursday night for Bobby Chute.
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Hollywood
JP — Segsbee
Bud) Geary
Chauncey
Jo Anna Ley
Glouster
Bobby Chute
Trimble Methodist Church to Hold Fellowship Supper
Rev Charles Caffrey of the Methodist Church charges a fellowship supper at Trimble Methodist Church on Wednesday March 6. The public is invited to bring a covered dish for the menu and stay for a short worship service after supper. The pastor will announce details of the revival service set to run from the following Monday through Friday March 22.
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Chauncey
Charles Caffrey
The
Methodist Church Charge
Trimble Methodist Church
Accident Victim Now Walks With Crutches
Chauncey resident Leslie Syx, seriously injured in a Dayton railroad crossing automobile crash last November, has regained mobility with crutches. Since hospital discharge he has been cared for at his daughter’s Dayton home, following the death of his wife Florence and 12 year old Naomi Ruth in the same accident.
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Chauncey
Leslie Syx
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Juanita Jones
Syx
Florence
Naomi Ruth
Home from overseas William C Lewis returns Chauncey area
Cpl William C Lewis arrived in Chauncey last week after honorable discharge at Camp Atterbury. He spent 15 months overseas in European and Pacific theaters and is now at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Frank J Lewis, Converse Street. Mrs Thelma Linscott hosted a dinner guest from California for a funeral. Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday at Chauncey Methodist Church for quilting. attendees listed. The bearded Aztec ant of Brazil is described with long swinging nests resembling a beard.
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Chauncey
William C. [Lewis
Camp Atterbury l
Frank J. Lewis
Converse St
Lewis
Thelma Linscott
the Plains
Pearl Phelps Goodson
Compton
Calif
Pisins
California
B. F Goodson
Jack
Columbus
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Mary J Dew
Lydia Spearry
Effie Fennell
Fanny Palmer
Elizabeth Harvey
Blanche Champlin
Bess Nicholson
Brazil
Miners Lead In Donation For Red Cross
Chauncey Mine 25 miners voted a two dollar per man contribution to Dover Township Red Cross drive beginning March 1. The local union has long been Dover’s largest contributor to Red Cross and other wartime causes. Officials include Earl Shackett president George Bartlett vice chairman Floyd Karna secretary DeWitt Walker treasurer with committee members Walter Kovaleski Frank Canter and Arthur Green. First Red Cross meeting set for Wednesday night at the High School building.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
Red Cross
Dover Township
Dover
Dolver
Earl Shackett
George Bartlett
Floyd Karna
DeWitt Walker
Walter Kovaleski
Frank Canter
Arthur Green
Paul Ley Returns From Pacific Duty
Chauncey resident Paul C Ley RM 30 served 15 months overseas with the Amphibious Forces of the Navy and arrived in San Diego from overseas. He expects a discharge and home about April 1. He was in the invasion of Okinawa and served at Tiensten China Jensen Korea before returning to the States. His parents are Mr and Mrs John J Ley Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Paul C. Ley
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Okinawa
Tiensten
China
Jensen
Korea
John J. Ley
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Peter Edson
Hannah More
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Memorial Association
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Inumas W. Figley
West Liberty
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L. E. Richardson
Mexico
Acapulco
Chapter
O. S
Masome Hall
L. R. Gooding
Glouster-Athens
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Mr. Gooding
Charlotte Mulholland
Verna Moleski
Jacksonville
Mary Moleski
Taylor Ridge
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Joseph Pallo
Fallo
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