What Now of Russia and American Policy echoed by McCormick
McCormick argues Americans must build bridges of understanding with Russia while questioning whether Washington officials and international bodies can prevent Soviet expansion. She warns that without decisive leadership and ongoing military readiness, alliances could shift and Russia may pursue military aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne O'Hare McCormick
The
New York Times
Russia
State Department
White House
UNO
Walter Winchell
America
England
Germany
Japan
Walter Lippman
Stalin
Communist Party
Europe
United States
Army Air Force
Congress
Soviet Union
Distribution progress vs critics in farming and retail
A discussion on the distribution system argues it advances not through elites but via millions of active participants seeking profit and better service. The piece asserts competition drives progress, critiques reformers, and cites Mary Baker Eddy on welfare and character, ending with a light remark about children as exhibitionists.
New York City unions clash with city on subways bargaining
David Lawrence analyzes New York City mayor’s stance against recognizing a labor union as sole bargaining agent for subway workers. He argues federal Wagner Act support, calls for legislative change to avoid a subway strike, and notes Democratic ties to pro labor policy while the city resists collective bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York City
New York
Congress
United States Senate
Detroit
Wagner
Transport Workers Union
Edson notes party papers clash on issues before elections
Peter Edson comments on the a brewing chasm between The Republican News and The Democrat as both run front page debates on taxes oil and sugar interests. The piece notes editors Murphey and O NeaI are prominent Washington correspondents and party publicity chairs. It highlights coverage of Lincoln Day celebrations Jackson Day dinner money raising and budget fights amid growing election tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican News
William C. Murphy
Democrat
Sam O'Neal
Washington
Murphy
Philadelphia Inquirer
O'Neal
Chicago Sun
National Press Club
Ed Pauley
George Allen
John Pew
Ernest T. Weir
Pauley
Allen
George” Truman
U. S
Truman
Abe Lincoln
Andy Jackson
Republican
George Kilion
Public Forum Letters Debate Foxes And Drinking
Letters from James R. Lowther and Eph Ainsley discuss fox hunting as sport and humane treatment of wildlife, urging protection of foxes and critiquing hunting practices. Ainsley ties personal faith to morality, while Lowther argues sport should adapt to preserve all animals and calls for licensing cats to protect game.
Government should curb whiskey and fine bootleggers
A quoted reader urges the government to ban nonmedical whiskey, punish drunkards with escalating fines and jail, and enforce the law to reduce intoxication. The note frames whiskey as the devil’s weapon and cites a biblical verse to support moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Shade Social Notes from Buckeye Lake and Nearby
Shade residents and relatives visit relatives here for a short time. The Art Thimble Club will meet at Mrs. R. F. Perry’s home Thursday Feb 28. Electricity wiring expands in Shade and nearby areas as poles and lines are installed and rights of way cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Jake King
Vinton Meeks
Buckeye Lake
Dell Williams
Pomeroy
Casson Meeks
Social Notes from Reedsville Chronicle
Mrs C E Humphrey returns from a two week visit in Graham Texas with her mother Mrs S E Hunter and family. Don and Dale Kibble of East Liverpool spent the weekend with relatives. Don just returned from service in the Philippines. Dale served over four years in the Air Corps. William L Childers spent last week with relatives in Charleston and Gassaway. He served overseas in the European theater and leaves the 26th for reassignment after reenlisting. Mr and Mrs Robert Mixer and Mrs Beulah Blaine of Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs Robert Wallace and W E Kirk of Houset West Virginia were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Wallace. Mrs Jacob Wigal of Belleville visited here Wednesday with her son Albert and family. Mr and Mrs J E Torrence of Long Bottom spent Sunday with H W Larkin and family. Fritz Goebel of Tuppers Plains spent Wednesday night here with classmates Charles and David Sisson. Mr and Mrs Dale Vineyard of Ironton are spending the weekend with her father E W Burlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mixer
Beulah Blaine
Parkersburg
Robert Wallace
W. E. Kirk
Housett
W.va
Lee Wallace
Jacob Wigal
Belleville
Albert
J. E. Torrence
Long Bottom
H. W. Larkins
Fritz Goebel
Tuppers Plains
Charles
David Sisson
Dale Vineyard
Ironton
E. W. Burlen
Mystery Hike ends Athens Scout camp with fog fire
Ten years ago Troop 36’s Mystery Hike at Athens Boy Scout camp began with a roaring fog fire in Dupler Lodge as 20 scouts participated. Troop officials and chaperones, dance committees, glee club concert details, and local club dinners are noted alongside school president nominations and a shrubbery sale plan by Athens City Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupler Lodge
Boy Scouts
Troop 36
Athens
E. S&s. Haller
Edward Cole
J. E. Hedges
F. C. Schilling
Roy L. Dupler
Richard Atkins
Walton Davies
Ralph Dalton
Athens City Federation
John Finsterwald
Athens Armory
Athens Junior High School
Roscoe Reading
Dorothy Good
William Cooper
Thelma Cox
Jacksonville News Notes from Jacksonville
Local notes report visits by residents to and from Warren Columbus and Nelsonville. Navy discharge news and Okinawa Campaign veterans are mentioned along with a February 27 church meeting and a 18th birthday dinner. A Jacksonville leader, Harry Sayre Sr., was placed in an oxygen tent in Sheltering Arms Hospital in serious condition.
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Jacksonville
Walter McCaskey
James Vaughn
Warren
Charles Frazee
Charlene
Earl’ Frazee
Grace
James Williams
W. M. Lerch
Columbus
Robert Meeks
The
Methodist Church
Leona Orme
Donald Smathers
Smathers
Navy
Lewis Marsh
Charles Tippie
Alfred
Elmer Bratka
Akron
Delbert Malone
Great Lakes
Okinawa
Japan
Delmar Hilt
Verne Hilt
Ina Kempton
Bernice Pyle
Nelsonville
Harry Sayre
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Murder They Cried By Dorothy Staley
Betsy reads a dramatic letter from Uncle Andrew explaining motives behind his actions and Phillipa's scheme to sue for divorce. The note reveals Andrew’s fear of heartache for Jenny and the twins, and hints at financial manipulation and custody tensions. The group prepares to travel to assess the fallout as Jenny faces shock and guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Andrew
Hendricks
Mr. Willson
Mr. Willison
Fletch
Jeffrey Hazlett
Jenny
Andrew Stites
Phillipa
California
Stephen Wolfson
Corning Social Notes Honor Golden Wedding Anniversary
Corning notes Mrs Dave Swackhammer and husband celebrated their Golden Wedding with an open house on Sunday Feb 17. Out of town guests included the Schmid Case Hendrich Hendrick McMasters Wills Loomis Esselstein Parsons Salver and more. Also listed are a birth announcement in Zanesville and parish events with local gatherings and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Esselstein
Betty Esselstein
George Esselstein
Larry Dein
Dayton
Art Valentine
Mae Gossman
Zanesville
Myrtle Frasier
Crooksville
John Swackhammer
Murray City
Anne Parsons
Lillie Salver
Waverly
Holden
Anita Winnenberg
Henry Winnenberg
Corning
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion
Elizabeth McVay
Mary Irwin
B. C. Edwards
Columbus
Eliza Murray
Joe Fry
Grant Hospita
North Valley St
The Master and the Flowers Poem by Nora C Hesson
Poet Nora C Hesson recalls the Master in a devotional verse where trees, flowers, and nature honor the crucifixion. Roses soothe his journey while daffodils bring gold to the Son of God, with lilies and wild flowers forming a sacred sermon on the path.
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God
Mary Baker Eddy
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Britain
the Public Forum
Messenger
Forum
George Washington
Eph Ainsley Nelsonville
R.D. 1
James R. Lowther
Reedsville
Devil
Shade
Social Notes of
Sans Souci
Varsity Inn
Elizabeth Wood
Pledge
Jack Beasley
Janet Mackinnon
Martha McVay
Yvonne Meister
Eileen Decker
H. R. McVay
Meister
Pomeroy High School
Emmy Lou Keehne
Mary V. Neutzling
Emma Kk. Ebersbach
Ruth Tracy
Hobson Study Circle
Victor Pierce
Church
Thomas Clark
Ohio
Wilbur B. Imes
Bliss Business College
Jacksonville News
Dorothy Staley
Stephen
Bertolette
Dru
Miss Jenny
Nana
By Galbraith
Corning Social Notes
Poet's Corner
Nora C. Hesson
Gallipolis
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