Vandenberg Ahead of His Time on World Peace Pact
The speech by Senator Vandenberg of Michigan outlines a preemptive security pledge with Britain to curb German aggression after the war. He parallels 1919 debates with Clemenceau and Wilson, noting Britain and the U S would need ratification, while warning against relying on the League of Nations alone.
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Steyatta
Vandenberg
Michigan
Great Britain
United States
Russa
Clemenceau
France
Lloyd George
Germany
Premier Clemenceau
Rhine
Rhineland
Andre Tardieu
Premier Clemencesu
Britain
M. Clemenceau
Hiller
Farce
Russia
Tiller
Republican Party
United
Senate
Tula
Lasalle of Nations
Langue of Nations
Mr. Wilson
M. Poincare
Anne
Wilson
Senator Vandenerg
Lausche’s 100 Million Ohio Tax Policy Sparks Debate
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche opposes immediate tax cuts despite a growing treasury surplus of about 25 million annually. Democrats push bills for partial or full sales tax repeal while observers say the governor wants a large nest egg for postwar unemployment relief and welfare, education.
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Ohio
Frank J. Lausene
Buckeye
Lausche
Sam
Treasury
Allied Grand Strategy in Europe Stages Nutcracker Clash
Report notes Soviet forces surge on the eastern front with 2,500,000 troops aimed at Berlin while Eisenhower’s western front regains balance after a December counteroffensive. German retreat in 1918 is contrasted with today’s pressure as Stalin’s realms close in from the east and the west braces for a decisive outcome.
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Austin
Wie Wemer
Reich
Eisenhower
Stalin
Germany
von Tundsted
Hitler
Europe
Postwar Travel and Transcontinental Timetables
An advertisement highlights a postwar timetable from San Francisco to Calcutta by TWA. It recalls TWA's 1920 transcontinental start and compares elapsed travel times, noting potential routes from San Francisco to Vienna or Milan in fewer hours than the old New York Los Angeles run. The piece hopes for greater international cooperation as speed rises.
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San Francisco
Calcutta
TWA
New York
Los Aneles
Francisco
Vienna
Milan
Los Angeles
Ana
Roosevelt Praises France in Message to Congress
The president voiced praise for France in his recent congressional message. De Gaulle’s biographer laments the omission of the general by name. Dewey faces Democratic critiques in New York over his legislative program.
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Roosevelt
France
General de Gaulle
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Gov. de
Military influence in Washington worries observers
Peter Edson reports from Washington on fears that military influence is growing in domestic policy. He notes postwar shortages, manpower controls, and OWMR orders fueling concern that generals are steering Congress and the presidency, while critics warn of civilian loss of control.
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Wrastwuaum
D. C
Washington
Office of War Mobilization
James F. Byrnes
Congress
National Service
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
Brehon B. Somervell
Nelson
Harry S. Truman
WPB
Cone
Truman
United States
Congress debate spurs calls to lift bans and draft plans
In a discussion reflecting wartime strain in 1945, lawmakers weighed easing the Navy ban on married nurses, reconsidering selective service checks in government bureaus, and avoiding a premature nurse draft or broad farming draft that could threaten food production.
Glouster Garden Club Plans Civic Projects This Year
Glouster Garden Club held its first meeting at Mrs. C. E. Turner home. Mrs. Haskins, president, formed beautifying committees for routes and depots. Members heard papers on African Violets and Birds Habitat and were served refreshments. The group aims at community projects and landscape work with Kiwanis sponsorship.
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C. Guinther
C. E. Turner
Thomas Reese
W. Drury
Carl Pico
John Binderbasin
E. H. Taylor
Branson Chambers
E. S. Bingman
Emmett Rogers
EH. Taylor
John — Binderbasin
W. R. Drury
Thomas ¢ W. Figley
C. A.” Bingman
CE. Haskins
C.F. Guinther
Turner
Garden Club
Social Notes and Local Club Dinners and Games
Social notes record a Ladies club meeting at Mrs Kate Taughn s home with a three course dinner and readings by several members. Frank McCann Post American Legion holds a Tuesday meeting with officer calling all members to attend. High scorers Caldwell and Glouster in a basketball event are noted along with a planned return game and upcoming trips for Glouster teams.
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Silouster
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Wening
King
Caldwell
Byfers
Glouster
Tomkittens
Zimmers
Rogers
D. Byers
Roberts
Buchman
R. Byers
Morrison
Caldwell Rt Clark
Richereek
Radcutt
Reed
Davis
Seffens
Howiler
Brown
Grr
Morris
McCreane
Zimmer
D. Viney
R. Viney
Chauncey Postmaster Nomination and Local Society Notes
News items recount Mrs Charette Bricker recommended for Chauncey postmaster, Alpha Games winter format at Ath ens Country Club with Mr and Mrs Seth Lewis and others. Local visits include Martha Lou Dowler, Sarah Baird, Mary Virginia Binsman, Helen Radford. Mrs E Selby hosts Progressive Literary Club. C C Millikan trips to Columbus for auto show and son Don Millikan at Ohio State. Mra FM Hutchinson visits relatives in Marietta. Verse recalls streamlined trains and home, contrasts travelers with simple folk.
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Charette Bricker
Chauncey
Alpha Games
Athens Country Club
Seth Lewis
FD. Forsyth
Martha Lou Dowler
Sarah Baird
Mary Virginia Binsman
Helen Radford
Ith
E. Selby
May Ave
Progressive
Don Davis
C. C.millikan
The California Gold Rush Movement Begins in 1848
The piece recounts how in 1848 the California gold rush began as a mass migration of farmers and townsfolk seeking wealth. It describes the impulse to abandon farms and shops for gold, the long wait to reach California, and early anecdotes of eager adventurers leaving Missouri or Kansas.
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Mmer
California
Missouri
Kansas
Pellemell
Sacramento
John
Hlesert
Jacob Birdsall
Jake
Sutter
James Soing
W. Marshal
Andy
Sutter's Creek
Gordon
Marshall
Birdsall
Mar
San Francisco
Plunkett
Independence
St. Joseph
Mento Valley
Memphis
Horn
Panama
Matthew
Andrew
Athens Pastor Leads Dover Church Services Tonight
Evangelistic services began last night at the Chauncey Church of Christ led by Rev. Joe Maffett of the Athens Christian Church. Attendance was strong with families present for Family Night. The Athens Church singers, directed by Mrs. C. E. Heft, performed as services moved to 7:30 PM. Tonight features Children’s Night with the sermon titled Our Marching Ord.
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Chauncey Church of Christ
Joe Maffett
Athens Christian Church
Matheny Funeral Held at The Plains Nazarene Church
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Matheny 44 of Ashford The Plains were largely attended Saturday conducted by Rev J N Lakin of The Plains Nazarene Church with Lizzie Shafer Elzina Wharton singing and Dorothy Cade at piano Burial occurred in Hocking cemetery Floral tributes were sent. Mrs Matheny formerly Emma Gulley leaves husband and parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Gulley plus several siblings. Attending from distance included William Gulley Wellsburg W Va Mr and Mrs John Gulley Norwood D Mrs Dan Gulley Mr and Mrs Herman Archibald Mrs Margaret Jones Shadyside Mr and Mrs Elmer Gulley Columbus Mr and Mrs John Grubb and daughters Lenora Sandra Mr and Mrs Leo Shields Mrs Anna Wiley Athens Mr and Mrs Clark Carbonda Mrs Clara Matheny Columbus Charles Howard Nelsonville Mr and Mrs Pearley Hutchinson Deanville and Chauncex Mrs Mabel Sisson hosted Millfield Needle Club at her mother Elizabeth Robinett s home in Wumper.
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Emma Matheny
Ashford Matheny
the Plains
Plains Rich of the Nazarene
J. N. Lakin
the Plains Nazarene Church
Lizzie Shafer
Elzina Wharton
Dorothy Cade
Hocking
Matheny
Emma Gulley
Joseph Gulley
William Gulley
Wellsburg
W. Va
John Gulley
Norwood
Dan Gulley
Herman Archibald
Margaret Ones
Shadyside
Elmer Gulley
Columbus
John Grubb
Lenora
Sandra
Leo Shields
Anna Wiley
Athens
Clark
Carbonda
Clara Matheny
Charles Howard
Nelsonville
Pearley Hutchinson
Deanville
Installation notes for Ncey Rebekahs officers and events
The report lists installation officers Kate Downson deputy president Ruth Beets Peecarose Casey Bee president Nelle Blackford appointed by Noble Grand and Vice Warden Ruth Bridgewater and others with positions from conductor to color bearer. A social hour, potluck, and January birthday observances follow.
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Ftagnent
Kate Downson
de Uty
Ruth Bee
Oe Bee
Nellie Blackford
Noble Grand
Nelle “Agin
Ben Kasler
Kate RS
Ruth Bridgewater
N.G. Audry Leffler
B.S
Thomas Wilday
Lodge
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