Russia's rise influences postwar settlements in Moscow
In Washington and abroad, a veteran observer argues that Moscow’s new agreements shift power by granting veto-like influence to superpowers, enabling the United States and Britain to shape European and Far Eastern questions. He warns that substance remains unsettled and that true ideals of the Atlantic Charter and UN Charter are not yet achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teheran
Yalta
San Francisco
Potsdam
Moscow
Eirher
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Far East
Britain
Council of Five
London
Japan
Korea
Balkans
Europe
Red Army
Magazine subscription rates and service notes
The notice lists subscription prices for various regions and durations, including 1 year and several month options, with differing rates for Ohio residents and those outside the state. It mentions overseas service, mail handling, and postal classifications, plus advertising rates and obituary card charges.
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Associated Press
Carean
Bates
Ohio
Cartier
Strew
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
Iam
New York
Columbus O
Cea
Judge Janes Sworn In To Gallipolis City Court
Gallipolis city court swears in William H. Janes for a third term as Municipal Judge. Judge Lewis C. Warden administered the oath at Princeton University and noted Janes service as a Navy ensign. Frances Worman Wheeler was sworn in as Court Reporter and Harold Mackenzie qualified as Justice of the Peace.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Lewis C. Warden
William H. Janes
Jones
United States Navy
Princeton University
New Jersey
Warden
Frances Worman Wheeler
Harold Mackenzie
Justice of the Peace
Secretary of State
Howard S. Hardway
Rio Grande College hires Dr. Vance as physics professor
Dr Charles B Vance joins Rio Grande College as professor of physics chemistry and mathematics starting January 14 replacing Alton R Kurtz on leave to study at Ohio State University. Vance holds degrees from Denison Ohio State Indiana University and has taught in Ohio Illinois Florida and Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Vance
Evansville College
Evansville
Ind
Rio Grande College
Vance
Alton R. Kurtz
Ohio State University
Kurtz
William A. Lewis
Department of Education
Denison University
Qohin State University
Indiana Unversity
Ohio
Illinois
John B. Stetson University
DeLand
Fla
Year End Reflections On A World In Transition 1945
A 1945 year end editorial outlines global landmarks and the dawn of the atomic age while noting mixed public mood. It contrasts grim public pessimism with cautious optimism from leaders like Truman Byrnes Attlee Bevin Stalin Molotov and the striving hope that postwar governance can improve in 1946.
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Curbstone
Truman
Byrnes
Attlee
Bevin
Stalin
Molotov
Cultural isolationism in Petrillo music ban debate
The American Federation of Musicians chief James C Petrillo bans foreign originated music from American broadcasts arguing only union members deserve jobs. He implies cultural understanding suffers as foreign musicians are kept off stages, warning of rising isolationism and echoing fears akin to book burnings.
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James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Canada
United Nations Organization
Petrillo
Art of
Heifeitz
Mr. Petrillo
Hitler
James Caesar Petrillo
Not Routine Yet in Global Debt Tales
A light note on borrowing expands to a national issue as Great Britain owes the United States money, highlighting hopes that such financial matters become routine and transparent in government. The piece contrasts personal lending with international debt and urges clearer public understanding of national finance.
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Bill Brown
Joe Smith
Great Britain
United States of America
Peter Edson's Letter From Washington 1946 year in review
Washington columnist selects the year’s notable blunders and missteps in 1945. He mocks leaders like Hitler Mussolini Tojo and domestic figures such as Truman Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt while noting international misfires. He predicts a bumpy 1946 and urges better conduct as the page turns.
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Washington
The Saddleback Inn Mystery Deepens in Saddle River
Pike Calin travels to the Saddleback to meet John Clas's secretary and learns Mary Butler has vanished. A phone exchange with Sam Pringle reveals a vial of clues and a registered air mail to be opened, while Pike confronts Bateman at the library desk about a borrowed book and a seven day loan.
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Pike Calin
Roger Bland
Pike
John Clas
Mary Butler
Fay Ladar
Sam
Saddle River
Price
Tve
Mary Buiter
Bland
Mr Bateman
Miss Felton
NEA Service
Mr. Bateman
Miss Tudor
Worth Continuing War Blood Donor Drive
The writer urges continuing high-powered war campaigns that faded with victory noting the ongoing need to save civilian lives. Hospitals remain grateful for generous blood gifts as the appeal emphasizes ongoing donor support.
Bashan Social Notes Show Holidays and Visits
Bashan Social Notes list many Christmas gatherings and travels. Residents visited relatives in Parkersburg St Albans Chester and Beatrice while others spent Christmas with family. several families went to Beatrice for in law visits. sick list includes Sammy Barden Norton Stout. basketball trip to Tuppers Plains noted.
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Ray Smalley
Arthur Orr
Paul Orr
Ronny White
Eddie White
Fuppers Plains
Kenneth Dunfee
New Marshfield
Agnes Bentz
Pomeroy
Mike Bentz
Leo Eddy
Beatrice
W. Va
Eddy
Walter Harris
Richard
Jimmy
Syracuse
J. C. McKay
Sammy Barden
Norton Stout
George Roberts
Roberts
Relandus
Blendena
Mike Theiss
Dorcas
Milford Frederick
George Fredrick
Edward Theiss
Bath
Arthur Orrland
Britain’s postwar burdens and socialist shift observed in England
DeWitt Mackenzie writes on Britain’s Spartan living as wartime scars linger, yet a firm resolve to recover persists. He notes a slow leftward political swing toward moderate socialism, public worry over delivering reforms, and hopes for better meals, housing, and living standards as the country eyes a stabilized future.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
London
England
John Bull
Churchill
Britain
John
Bull
Belgians Adopt Yank's Expressive Exclamation
In Bastogne the coat of arms will bear the word Nuts as Maj. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe’s famous reply to a German demand to surrender is honored. Belgian War Minister Leo Mundeleer decorated the town with the Croix de Guerre for its role in the Battle of the Bulge last winter.
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Brussels
Bastogne
Anthony
C. McAuliffe
U.S. Mist
Leo Mundeleer
Two Divorces Are Granted by Court
Gallipolis court grants two divorces and dismisses another on Monday Judge Lewis C Warden presided Roy Bickle receives divorce from Bertha Mae Bickle and custody of their minor Ernest Brown recently discharged from the U S Navy after more than two years overseas Mildred Brown is granted a divorce and restoration of her name to Mildred L Rice
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Gallipolis
Lewis C. Warden
Roy Bickle
Bertha Mae Bickle
Ernest Brown
U. S. Navy
Mildred Brown
Alildred L. Rice
Social Life Notes From Chester Are Packed With Holiday Visits
Chester social pages list numerous Christmas visits and dinners across families from Chester to Columbus and Parkersburg. Recipients include Willa Coast at W Va State Tech School, Supt and Mrs Hayes, Lodwicks, Foxes, Windsors, Smiths, Reut ers, and Carnahans among others. Also reported are GALLIVOLIS court judgment against Faith Oil and Gas and the Kananga elderly resident Chauncey Rothgeb’s royalty suit plus the death of 80 year old J Oliver with details on survivors and funeral plans.
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Chester
Muss Willa Coast
Montgomery
E. R. Hayes
John Lodwick
Columbus
Harry Lodwick
Ben Buckley
Reedville
John Reuter
Akron
Della Windsor
John Fox
Ward Hayes
Fox
B. K. Smith
Dela Windsor
Lucille Smith
R. B. Laughead
Middleport
Bailey
Rex Bailey
Mirs
Harry Lee Bailey
Billy Lee
Minersville
Delmar Baum
Ronald Bailey
Coolville
Darrell Cleland
Hannah Cleland
Victor Will
Canal Winchester
B. Knight
Edna Will
Ronald Osborne
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
W.va
Harold Brown
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Hayes Brown
Morris Carnahan
Jonn D
Charles Warner
Delbert Carnahan
Oak Hill
C. H. Jones
Edward P. Morrison
Black Lick
Ross Cleland
Charley Kananga
Gallivolis
Chauncey Rothgeb
Faith Oil and Gas Company, Inc
Lewis C. Warden
Rothzeh
Revival Opens At Gallipolis Mission With Open Services
Gallipolis mission hosts a New Year watch night as Holiness Prayer Band United opens a series of revival meetings led by visiting pastors from Nazarene and Methodist churches. Each evening features special songs and a rotating lineup with Rev. E B Cox, Rev. C T Mooney, Rev. Cecil Wise, Rev. E E Jacobs, Rev. Edith Edwards, and Rev. Floyd Wise among speakers. Public invited.
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Gallipolis
Holiness Prayer Band
United
Teniz
EB. E. Cox
The
Nazarene Church of
Middleport
C. T. Mooney
Cecil Wise
Pomeroy
E. E. Jacobs
Methodist Church
Laurel Clit
Edith Edwards
Clifton
We. Va
Floyd Wise
Mission
Inez George
Rand
Eric George
Aionday
Old Time Photo Found Near Cheshire in Coal Load
An old-fashioned tin-type photo dating to about 1850 was found in a coal load bought by Henry Eversole of Otto Rothgeb who leases mine output from the Frank McElhiney farm near Cheshire. Eversole invites anyone who recognizes the picture as a relative to claim it.
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Gallipolis
Henry Eversole
Otto Rothgeb
Frank McElhiney
Cheshire
Eversole
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Bashan Social Notes
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Yank
Social News of
J. S. Davis
Tuppers Plains
Phylis Curry
Budd McClain
Lela McClain
J. Oliver
Kananga
Paul Olver
A. O. ‘Lee
Charleston
Carl Oliver
Willian Messier
Walter Duckworth
F. J. Entsminger
Gallia Mission
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