Government should not use press as foreign propaganda
In Washington the debate focuses on whether the United States should send government produced news abroad via short wave broadcasts and press services. Critics warn such use risks proving government bias in foreign reporting while supporters urge direct access to official texts and funded dissemination through embassies.
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Washington
America
United States
Beig
The
United
Benton
Department of State
Associated Press
United Press and International News Service
Congress
Press Association
Four
Subscription Rates and Mailing Terms for The Athens Post
Readers learn subscription pricing by carrier and mail across regions. Rates vary by duration and location with examples for Ohio and outside Ohio, plus overseas service notes and Post Office handling under 1918 act.
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Mei
Onto
Ohio
Athens Post Office
John W Cullen Company
Chiczee
New York
Columbus
O. Cleveland
Momina
Thanss
Drive to the Train to Find Fay Tudor
Pike and Lois unravel a cryptic note from Fay Tudor, link it to a library copy of The Body in the Library, and plot a late evening train to pursue Fay with Henry driving to the station. Henry and Roger Bland are missing, and Pike arms himself as he heads toward Bateman's cellar in a risky search.
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Lesley Hitt
Henry
Mr. Hitt
Pike
Lois
Fay Tudor
Calvin
New York
Miss Felton
Fox Tudor
Les
Clay
Tudo Pike
Fay
Agatha Christie
Mary Butler
Ann
Bateman
Roger Bland
Luigi
Hitt
Bland
Tudor
Gil Manson
Consor
Truman addresses Congress with wary hope for unity
The piece portrays President Truman as a novice pressured by advisers and labor blocs. It critiques Congress as disunited while warning inflation looms from wage hikes and war-related costs. It notes steel and meat disputes, rising food prices, and a push for industrial peace through collective bargaining amid political appeasement.
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Congress
Truman
Missouri
Lost Objectives in Occupied Germany and Japan
A reflective piece argues that U.S. occupation efforts in Germany and Japan faltered due to unclear goals and overlong planning. It warns that looming troop discontent could empower Nazi-minded elements, urges sustained force language and reeducation, and stresses equal strength with Britain and Russia rather than UN policing.
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United States
Germany
Japan
United Nations Organization
UNO
Britain
Russia
Letter From Washington On Cost Of Living And White House Rifts
Peter Edson analyzes potential five point rise in living costs tied to 1941-era price controls and wage negotiations. He discusses OPA administrator Bowles stance, possible White House compromises, and rumored strains between Schwellenbach and Steelman amid labor disputes and policy shifts.
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Bureau of Labor Status
Truman White House
White House
Ron
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Truman
Lew Schwellenbach
John Steelman
Department of Labor
Schwellenbach
Steelman
Bert Jones Heads Gallia County Education Board
GALLIPOLIS The Gallia County Board of Education met Saturday afternoon electing Bert Jones as president succeeding O D Northup who had served four years. Glenn Powell was chosen vice president with Noah Walter and Everett Saunders as other members. County Supt B Lewis Jones and Secretary Naomi Devault attended. Transfer discussions were postponed to a special meeting on Feb 2.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Many Licenses for Dogs Purchased in County
Gallia County Auditor Emmett Slagle reported 3118 dog licenses issued before the deadline Sunday January 20. Over 500 applicants sought dog tags Saturday as clerks processed papers. The new dog warden Jim Burleson began a countywide survey and will seize and impound any unlicensed dog.
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Gallipolis
Emmett Slagle
Slagie
Jim Burleson
Funeral Directors Meet in Gallia District Gathering
Funeral directors of the 19th district from Lawrence Scioto and Gallia will meet in Gallipolis on Thursday at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs Herbert Henk jing and WSCS will serve dinner. Speakers Jerry Spoat and Jerry Gordon of Columbus discuss veterans apprenticeships under the GI Bill and public relations in the profession. Frank KE Wetherhall will preside.
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Gallipolis
Ghio
Lawrence
Scioto
Gallia
First Presbyterian Church
Herbert Henkjing
WSCS
Jerry Spoat
Columbus
G.I
Jerry Gordon
Frank KE. Wetherhall
Gallia Dentist Will Open Mid dleport Practice
Gallia County reports Dr Clyde Ingels, recently returned from service, will practice dentistry in Middleport leasing a five room suite in the theater building on Main Street. Mrs Ingels, formerly Patsey Gwinn, taught in Ross County schools during her husband’s service absence. Local Knights of Pythias conferred the rank of pace on two candidates George Woolfinbarger and Hoffman after recent activity supporting lodge work in Gallipolis and Leon. A Columbus trip plan for county officials occurs January 24 26 with Jos eph R Thomas of Hasesville presiding.
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Gallia
Middleport
Gallipolis
Clyde Ingels
Song
Elizabeth Carpenter Hardinger
Main St
Ingels
Patsey Gwinn
Ross County
W. Phil Kling
Gallia County
Knights of Pythias
George Woolfinbarger
Fuzzr" Hoffman
K. of Prireles
Leon
Aged Gallia Native Dies
Funeral services for Mason Grover were held Monday afternoon at the F. J. Entslinger Funeral Home with burial at Clark's Chapel Cemetery. Born January 38, 1596 in Morgan Township, he lived in Gallia County most of his life. He married Mary Walter in 1876 and later Emma Evans in 1956, with eight children from his first marriage. He died at his home on First Avenue shortly after his 90th birthday, and was said to have kept the secret of tempering iron learned while a Bidwell blacksmith.
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Gallipolis
Mason Grover
F. J
Emma Evans
Prospect
Ohio
Bidwell
Ulae
Veteran To Attend West Virginia University
Mr and Mrs Eugene Bell and daughter Patty arrived from Hollywood California to visit relatives in Point Pleasant before he resumes study at West Virginia University in Morgantown He is a former Army Air Corps lieutenant who served in the Pacific Mrs Bell the former Jane McClintock of Texas accompanied by Mrs Katherine Morrison who will visit relatives in West Virginia before returning home
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Point Pleasant
Eugene Bell
Patty
Hollywood
Cal
George W. Sprenger
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Bell
Army Air Corps
Pacific
Jane McClintock
Texas
Katherine Morrison
West , Virginia
Hospitalized in Point Pleasant for appendectomy
In Point Pleasant B S Smith justice of the peace Robinson District and Bellemeade resident underwent an appendectomy at Holzer Hospital on Monday. Relatives visiting include Mrs Charles Smith of Charleston and Mr Mrs Fussell Smith of Akron plus Mr and Mrs A C Costello of Sacramento.
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B.S. Smith
Robinson District
Bellemeade
Holzer Hospital
Smith
Charles Smith
Charleston
Fussell Smith
Akron
A.C Costello
Sacramento
Cal
Costello
Mrs. Smith
Come Let Us Reason Together Poetic Appeal for Unity
A fragment from Poet's Corner urges workers and employers to reason together. It speaks of laying aside bitterness and planning jointly for production, noting returning troops and visible industry as motivation. Frank E. Coe Reynoldsburs signs the short piece.
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Frank E. Coe
Community Notes From Carbon Hill Area Happenings
Local residents dispersing among Logan Columbus and Nelsonville for family visits and church events. Servicemen Reuben Lowes Frank Shaw David Johnson Clarence Winigman and Paul Clark recently discharged and home. Mrs Gerald Devol visited relatives and Mr Jack Hicks moved to Dayton with army service. Socials include Thursday Club at Mrs Charles Courtney and numerous visits among Blosser Lehman and Monks families.
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Carbon Hill
Gerald d
W. F
Elsie Chute
Logan
Ella Guess
Arthur
Emma Lemon
Iliams
Robert Smith
Smith
Betsy
Columbus
Reuben Lowes
Frank’ Shaw
David Johnson
Clarence Winigman
Paul Clark
Gerald Devol
Raymond Allison
Gallipolis
Frank Webb
F. L. Webb
Nelsonville
Webb
Jackson Smith
Pearl Willams
Murray Cf
Harry Hoffman
Margie
Corning
Zoa Blosser
William Poling
Athens
Joe Blosser
Inez Lehman Ising
John Devol
Colum
Fannie Francis
Mason
W. Va
David Thorne
Mrs. Chapman
Ethel Levens
I. A. Blosser
Newark
Pearl Keck
Maria Parsons
Ben Ross
Kate Blosser
Stewart
Jack Hicks
Dayton
Hicks
Anna Lowes
Reuben
Clara Sparnom
Don Coe
Cecil Pummel
Carbondale Sergeant Lowry Promoted in Army
Carbondale reports Sgt. Lowry promoted after serving since April 2, 1545. He has spent five months on Oahu with the 349th Military Police Company. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lowry received the news. Mrs. Jona King and son John of Columbus visited during the week.
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Eugene FL. Lowry
Chester Lowry
Lowry
Hawaiian Islands
Oahu
Jona King
John
Columbus
Pearl Mace
Frank Frisby
Wily Frisby
Sam Brown
William Brown
Ralph Williams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Hollywood influence on Spanish life and film markets
A 1923 discussion warns that American pictures shape Spanish tastes in hair, fashion, music, and travel, while highlighting film exchange as a bridge for international relations. It notes 133 American films in Spain last year, 62 percent of releases, and contrasts with Mexican and Spanish output amid postwar recovery.
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Hollywood
America
Spain
Europe
USA
Ameria
United States
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