Britain’s War Readies a New Europe After Hitler
The Halifax stance signals Britain aims to resist Hitler’s peace terms and push for a Europe reshaped by wartime changes. The piece argues restoration to prewar borders is impossible as Nazification and Bolshevism alter populations and social structures. It suggests many nations will adopt authoritarian regimes, leading to a brand new Europe whose form time will reveal.
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England
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Sharing the burden of longer National Guard training
The article argues that longer training periods for the National Guard will disrupt civilian life and workplaces. It highlights plans to allow resignations for long trainings, calls for employer leaves with pay, and stresses the need to share burdens fairly between military service and industry while noting varied employer responses.
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National Guard
Europe
Ares
Catton on McNary Wallace picks reshape the 1936 scene
Bruce Catton argues the presidential nominees must balance factions and united discontent in 1936. He notes McNary signals nonconventional stance and Wallace marks Roosevelt’s liberals, while both picks complicate farm policy clash and party unity amid internal Democratic tensions.
Mechanicsburg Students Take History Trip Among School Staff
Students in two grades at the Mechanicsburg summer school toured a history trip to Ms Sara with furnishings from Mrs Wun and others. Attendees included Harold Tom Carl Tor Eloise Pinsterwald Earl Bridge and dozens more. Athens and Nelsonville Gun Clubs announced by multiple officials. Roosevelt club officers named. swimming pool construction noted. local cinema showings at Columbia Theater feature Max Sennett Yankee Doodle in Berlin and William Farnum in The Orphan.
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Ream Vy
Mechanicsburg
Sara
Wun
William Tom
Ted Shatter
Catherine “Briwon
Mire Ruth Bridgewater
He Fiieburn
Mary Moss
Ing
Harold Tom
Carl Tor
Eloise Pinsterwald
Earl Bridge
Mary Shaffer
Kenneth
Shermar
Brooks
Bernard Spaulding
Opal Secoy
Delbert Hutchins
Athens
Nelsonville
Andy Wilson
Dr. Inn
Dr. Inderriden
Ralph Waler
J. E. Briggs
Nelsonvill
Doc Clark
Merrill Kerr
F. X. Yauch
J.B. Swanson
Frank Sross
Frank McKay
Athens” County
Roosevelt Club
Sete Allen Pesient
Emmett Keean
Prank Gi Sty Carpenter
Frank Philipe
Kenry Colla
John ‘St
Max Sennett
Berlin
Columbia ‘Theater
William Farnum
Straitsville Social Notes Many local events and visits
Straitsville social notes record a Friday dance at the K of P Hall for the Pythian Sisters fundraiser featuring Mr and Mrs Charles Giffin burial of Mrs Charles Savage and three children in Columbus after a Pennsylvania visit. guests include Hattie Savage Ernest Backus and Rev Sam Pierson. various residents and visitors from Columbus Cleveland and Montreal are noted with family travels, hospital visits and church events.
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Imo Osnassovansim
K. of P- Hall
Charles Giffin
Pennsylvania
Charles Savage
Columbus
Wating Mira
Hattie Savage
Pred. Blankenship
Fen Robert Byler
Dan “Price and Wie
Robert Byler
East Fultonham
Everett Gill
Michigan
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
J. S. Wilson
Ela Leake
Ebbie Jonas
Ethel’ Madel
Mabel Stoltz
Edward Murphy
Pittsburgh
Harry Strain
Clyde Little
Lancaster Camp¢ Grounds
Thomas Jones
Vernon
Mraude McGrady
Harry Hite
George McQuade
Cecil Arthrup
Take It Easy Expert Says Take It Easy
Rathbone argues mental work fatigues muscles and nerves, causing postural strain and neck and back pain. He warns that concentrated effort in noisy environments increases fatigue, risking intellectual deterioration and emotional breakdown, stressing the need for rest, exercise, and vacations for professionals like doctors, lawyers, teachers, and preachers.
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Peace or conflict in John Southard's Forum writeup
Reader L MILES from Jerryville West Virginia questions a July Forum piece by John L Southard calling Germany a peace loving nation. He recalls destruction and asks if the writer recalls Americans killed 22 years ago. He cites Revelation 3 20 about standing at the door for Christ to knock.
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Germany
Europe
Jerryville
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Flying Co ed serial story chapter clash at Villa Alpha
In Chapter IX Tony pressurizes Daley to fly a ship he suspects will be used for a risky plan. Meanwhile Anne ends a romance, plans to avoid Tony, and Georgette prepares for a solo flight at the airport with Dick observing and supporting her pilot training and Georgette’s brother’s influence.
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Daley
Villa
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Larey
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Georgette's First Solo Flight At The Airport Course
Georgette masters a solo flight under Captain Douglas in a pilot training scene. She navigates takeoff, climbs, and a cautious landing, earning praise from instructor and peers. The next phase promises night flying and further meteorology lessons as the group heads to a restaurant after class.
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Anne
Douglas
Tom
Hamden Sewing Circle Picnic At Home Of Mrs Rose Frazee
Hamden Sewing Circle enjoyed a picnic supper at the home of Mrs Rose Frazee on Sunday. Attendees included many local families and relatives such as Mr and Mrs W A Griffithy, Mr and Mrs Bryan Canal and son Bobby, Mr and Mrs Hattie Sowers and daughter Bertha, and numerous others from Hamden and nearby towns. The gathering featured neighbors and friends visiting, with several attendees noted by full names and connections. Local residents from Alexandria and New Washington joined in, and a weekend visit by Richard Welles from Zanesville was mentioned among the casual social notes.
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Sheldon Sewing Circle
Rose ‘Frazee
W. A.griffithy
Bryan Canal
Bobby
Hattie Sowers
Bertha
Robert Ramsey
George Conner
B. Tripp
Ralph Matteson
Micaey Matte
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Blanche
Sadie Leiteh
Stephen Ogler
Othelo
Kenneth Nichols
William ‘Traphagan
Ansel
Mire
John Davis
Dan ‘Er
L. J. Matteson
Zanesville
J.C. Winstead
Torch’ Hil
C.C. Winstead
Charles Sprague
Lancaster
Joseph Ro
Henry Rev. C. H. Bennington
Union Furnace
Harden
United Brethren Church
Tuppers Plains Social And Personal Notes
Social and personal items from Tuppers Plains note church socials on the lawn sponsored by the 4-H Club and by the Ladies Aid Society. families and neighbors attend gatherings and birthday celebrations. local youths travel to Cincinnati for a baseball game. a Junior League team wins a Friday game and prepares for Letart. several residents attend social events at Methodist churches in Reedville and East Shade.
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Georgia Springer
Gerald
Gerald Lamb
Davis Alvin Stiles
John Andrews
Robert Keller
Cincinnati
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Elmer Newland
Jessie Newell
Keno
Creston
Newland
East Shade
George Hamilton
Alice Ritchie
Lena Keller
Reedville Methodist Church
John Arbaugh
Lillie Lee
Zaleski CCC
Letart
Burr Oak Briefs Brief items from Burr Oak region
A wiener roast was held at the home of Hurb Caragan last Wednesday night. Mrs Mae McDonald of Columbus spent a week with her mother Mrs Eva Ivers and is visiting her sister Mrs Blanche Dennis at Hemlock. A stork shower for Mrs Richard Dew was held at Laura Dew's home last week. Roger Brown of the Cincinnati Bile school is here for a vacation.
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Hurb Caragan
Mae McDonald
Columbus
Eva Ivers
Blanche Dennis
Hemlock
Laura Dew
Richard Dew
Roger Brown
Cincinnati Bile School
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