Plains Notes On Christmas Gatherings And Local News
The Plains section records Christmas day dinners and visits among local families including the Rutier, Rutter, Nida, Batchelder, Call, Hess, Matson, Savage, Williams, and Kovalcik households. It notes promotions, illnesses, travel to Columbus, and service members overseas, with community notices and church group plans.
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The
Plains
Clarence Rutier
A. E. Stitler
Columbus
Lawrence Rutter
Salem
James Rutter
Russell Adams
Mary Ellen
Preston Tucker
Preston Dow
Berlin
San Diego
Calif
Rutter
Robert Hendricks
Arlington
Fred Nida
Familly
Ray Shafer
Don
William Lawrence
Lima
Ken Reeder
Athens
Cleveland
Chester Call
Darlene
Dayton
Damon Call
Akron
Santford Call
Havilah Batchelder
Sarah
Ethel
John Batchelder
Paul
Gilkey Ridge
Wilma Adams
Riley Keeton
Glen Wheeler
West Virginia
Wheeler
Gilbert
Okie Phillips
David Miller
Harry Tipton
Tipton
Pyt
Charles Savage
Bruce
Sandra
Oscar Metsee
Billy
William
Goodman
Phil Hess
Mechanicsburg
Will Hess
Robert Lee Miller
Navy
Ruth Kovalcik
H. Scott
Carl Browne
Wiliam G. Thomas
Walter Cummins
Hazel Shriver
Henry Matson
Vi Hannins
Patsy
Ela Matson
Walter Sams
Sams
Vera
Leslie Coy
Marguerite
Savage
McClellan
Ala
Susan Charney
Sue Vanick
Pennsylvania
Dale Varner
Oklahoma City
Sgt. Varner
San Antonio
Texas
Vinton Huston
Moscow accord tests US and UK resolve on atomic secrets
Washington commentary notes the Moscow communique yields no concrete concessions from the United States or Britain. The UN framework is to discuss atomic energy uses and a staged approach to gain world confidence before sharing secrets. The U.S. retains a veto and public opinion may drive protection or defense if agreements fail.
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Washington
Theoscow Communiqtie
United States
Great Britain
United Nations
Congress
America
Truman
Russia
RAF
U.S. Army
The Saddleback Inn Mystery Deepens with Pike Calvin
Pike Calvin senses danger at THE SADDLEBACK as he seeks answers about John Clay and the vanished Mary Butler. In the resort library he questions Bateman and Miss Felton while a fascist-tinged conference behind the scenes draws suspicion, hinting at hidden motives and staged privacy.
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Pike Calvin
Roger Minnesaya
Pike
John Clay
Inn
Mary Butler
Tema
Fay Tudor
Clay
Ints
Tiprars
Ife
Jeter
Miss Felton
Mr. Calvin
Miss Tudor
Saddleback
Mr. Bateman
Bateman
Mr. Clay
the Saddleback
Mr. Calin
Outlook for 1946 in consumer and economic trends
The 1946 outlook hinges on what forecasters stress rather than skill. Consumers expect more of 1945’s game stuff: higher prices, scarce goods, shortages, and inflation pressures. The year should see busy business, with first-half troubles easing later, but inflation risks persist and buyers may resist prices only if demand collapses. Reconversion progresses, promising good employment and sales if production ramps up.
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Uncle Sam
Four vs. One in Occupation Policy Analysis
A military policy view contrasts American occupation in Japan with Germany. Japan’s unified system relies on the emperor, aiding cooperation, while Germany shows a four-way, faltering setup. A U S survey reveals German resistance, self-justification, and distrust of Allied policies, signaling possible unified opposition and ongoing re-education efforts.
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Japan
Germany
Hitler
Rui
Faut Dawes Sevequing Gamuank
Peter Edson Reflects On Foreign Policy Achievements
Peter Edson argues that U S foreign policy during the war years shows a strong record with key milestones. He cites the Moscow communique Bretton Woods charter and UN planning as proof, while noting distractions from Hurley incidents Wherry charges and North Africa Saipan and Argentine events.
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Washington
Azerbaijan
Bandoeng
Chungking
Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
Ole State Department
North Africa
Saipan
United States
Cordell Hull
Hull
Moscow
United Nations Organization
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
United Nations
President’s plan to admit European immigrants sparks debate
The piece argues new arrivals will strain housing and jobs for Americans, noting soldiers and families may become homeless or unemployed. It criticizes the White House for inviting settlers without preparing housing, says many newcomers will face limited job prospects and seniority barriers, and suggests postwar troubles persist despite improvements.
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America
White House
Hitler
Warma
Christmas Garden Club Party and Local News Sentences
The annual Christmas party of the Radcliff garden club was held at the high school with carols, roll call, mystery name drawings, gift exchanges, and a pot luck supper. Local service members and families are noted arriving home from overseas after long overseas terms. several residents are mentioned visiting or hosting relatives during the holidays.
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Radcliff
Warren Lowe
Hoizer Hospital
Garden Club
Ruth Barber
Liszie Wells
Lawrence C. Lowe
ETO
Jasper Lowe
Cpl
Charles Pearce
CBS
Ovid
Belgium
Raymond Garvin
Ctalia Jones
S-Set
Lawrence J. Keck
North Africa
Italy
Germany
Clarence Bacus
John E. Bacus
Rey Lowe
George
Mildred Wells
Columbus
Harold Dailey
Cincinnati
James Harkins
Bellaire
Mary Lou
Jean Pierce
Jessie
Doris Jeffers
Athens
John Palmer
James
Springfield
Floyd Price
Dwight McLaughlin
Leona ‘McLaughlin
Great Lea Keiy
Corning News Briefs A Patchwork of Christmas Visits
Corning residents shared Christmas with relatives across Ohio and Pennsylvania. Travelers included Mr and Mrs Thom as Dawson in Pittsburgh, Paul Boyd to wed Audrey Wilson in Pittsburgh, and many local families visiting kin in Glouster Columbus Zanesville and Elyria.
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Glouster
Mary Briggs
Lila Latta
Columbus
Plant
Bremen
Orton Fitch
Andrew Roberts
Roberts
Zanes“ville
Frank Phillips
Ruth Ann
Jerry Goodwell
Charles Stephenson
Trimble
John Ashby
Rendville
Carl Goodwell
Joseph
Paul Huba
Cleveland
Joseph Huba
Walter Foura
Elyria
William Foura
Andrew Thomas
Richmond
Gaston Sisillian
Pvt
Edward Jacoby
Leo Radkoski
Stephen Benedict
Jacoby
Corning High School
Denver
Colorado
Camridges
Elden Snowden
Jim Snowden
Milertown
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Ruth Martin
Gallipolis
Dale Martin
Corning
Louise Hashman
Lancaster
Chris Kiefer
Edgar Martin
Texas
Fielding Hawkins
Cheshire
Lloyd McCoy
Jack Hottenrot
John Hottenrot
Bernard Hines
Newport
Mabel Hottenrot
Harry Hoffman
Wanda Leonard
Zanesville
Margie
Mason City
W. Va
Vera Leonard
P.O. Leonard
Fannie Francis
Betiy
Epinhs
Virgil Lessler
Fred Rudl
Albany WSCS officers installed for new year
Albany notes report the WSCS meeting hosted by Mrs. M H Mitchell with president Mrs Norma Gillogly in charge. Officers installed by Rev Andrews are President Mrs Edith Baughman vice president Mrs Lida Young secretary Mrs Irene Winsett and treasurer Mrs Etta Bean. A program followed with songs readings a poem and roll call. Guests numbered 23. January 1 meeting to be at Mrs Brooks Russell's.
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Albany
M. H. Mitchell
WSCS
Norma Gillogly
Jesus
Lucile Barnes
Margaret Russell
Brooks Russell
Byron Phillips
Columbus
Clarence Cooper
Kitty Cooper
Sterl Willams
Springfield
Cooper Home
Ralph Burdette
Lowell Chase
James Collins
First Methodist Church
Nelsonville
Baptist Church
Emma ‘Baird
Mae Sisson
Jank Radcliffe
Charles Radcliffe
Gene Risley
John Crossen
Doris Huifford
Dayton
Lucille Wingett
Eel Brooks
Cora Brooks
T. H. Morgan
Betty Gilham
H. P. Munn
Ida
Mae Collins
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