Questions Raised Over Truman Record On Rail Strike And Law Enforcement
The column challenges the authenticity of a stenographic record of talks between President Truman and Dr. Steelman on the railroad strike. It argues the president may not shield lawbreakers and asks what legal advice the attorney general gave. It urges a public explanation from the White House on enforcing the Smith Connally Act and legal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Messrs
Whitney and
Johnston
Truman
John KR
Steelman
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
Ra “Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
President Truman
Whiter
White House
Curbstone
Hospital midnight whispers in Linton tale continues
In the quiet hours at Linton Memorial Hospital Sally Maynard and nurse Dora Bronson clash with Dr Hallock amid hospital routines. Sally faces patient Mrs Telford while Hallock flirts, prompting wary counsel from Miss Sundertin as the county drama unfolds with a hint of romance and secret tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Memorial Hospital
Sally Macronard
Dora Bronson
Sally
Sunderlin’s
Bess Hamilton
Bess
Blue Lake News Notes Recap Of Local Family And School Events
Blue Lake community notes cover illnesses and visits, fires, house damages, graduations, and travel. Names include Nettie M Hert Belle Hughes Lusher Sheets Grover, Lusher, Baker, Walters, Strait, Layne, Sheets, Halley, Montgomery, and more across Marietta Columbus Gallipolis and Grand Rapids. Anita Belle Sheets, youngest in 1946 Gallipolis High School class, ties to local families. Athens Junior High speakers headline the commencement with Esther Lewis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Lake
Nettie Mhert
Belle Hughes
W. Schwartzwalder
Orin Roush
Kemper
Ray Grover
John Lusher
Charles Baker
Charles Lusher
Grand Rapids
Mach
Chicago
Charles Walters
Charleston
Homer
Vernon Haller
Arthur Stewart
Boston
Alice Shaw
George Thomason
Bertha Sheets
Ernest Lamebert
Warren Thomas
Delbert Harrison
Okey Elenry
Hose Shaw Dar
Weldon Strait
Kermit Price
Strait
Marietta
Pr. Pleasant
William Harrison
Anita Belle Sheets
Carolyn Scott
Mary Geraldine
Myra Sheets
Kerrs Drug Store
Francis Stigers
Calvin Layne
Korea
Japan
Howard Layne
Everett Clark
Clarence Layne
Joy
Judy
Stanford Layne
Stanford
Annie Montgomery
Bill Montgomery
Charles Layne
Willavene
C. E. Sheets
Anita B. Sheets
Itcom Gallipolis High School
French election reshapes path for Europe amid shift from communist rule
France moves away from totalitarian tendencies as the Popular Republican Movement gains the most seats in the new assembly while Communists and Socialists trail. Coalition government will form. De Gaulle potential return looms as Bidault shows strong leadership qualities amid a crucial juncture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Europe
France
Red
Paris
Russia
English Channel
America
England
Washington
Popular Republican Movement
Assembly
General de Gaulle
MRP
de Gaulle
Georges Bidault
No Grounds For Complaint Gromyko Attacks UN Dominance
Andrei Gromyko, Russia's Security Council emissary, warned that certain nations seek to dominate the United Nations and turn it into the tool of one country or a small group. He recalls Russia's veto origin, notes his own walkout, and asserts such power has long skewed UN decisions. The column also hints at domestic sarcasm and personal anecdotes about money and suspicion, reflecting broader tension and irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Hallord
Tergrin
Dora Bronson
AL Maynard
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Security Council
United Nations
Gromyko
Big Five
Council
Labor policy shifts loom in Washington amid Truman push
Peter Edson analyzes the labor policy debate as Truman urges rapid action on labor relations and price controls. He notes the stalled Congress faces OPA extension, draft, and broader Truman agenda hurdles. A decisive November vote could reshape long term policy and the La Follette-Monroney reorganization plan.
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Washington
Truman
House
Senate
Congress
la Follette-Monroney Committee
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
John Lewis
Coal Code Authority
NRA
Battelle Institute For Coal Seaward Laboratories
Coluzabua
Obty
Public Opinion Letter Calls for Change in Government
James Br. Lowther of Reedsville RD 2 urges readers to vote before November 7 and critique the past decade of laws. He attacks the old age pension as a money making scheme, condemns farm foreclosures on widows, and cites scripture on robbing widows and orphans while stressing loyalty to liberty and free speech.
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the Messenger
House
Senate
Columbus
Pomeroy
Ohio
James Br.lowther
Reedsville, RD 2
Plains Social Briefs Grow: Local Visits and Schools
The Plains notes Tuesday visits at the Snyder home by Gerald Bryan of Taylor Ridge and others, attendance by fourth to sixth graders at the Columbus Zoo, and a funeral at Hooper Ridge Church. Navy-bound Richard Michael and several local families are mentioned among Sunday calls and weekend activities. Apple production data from 1945 records the U.S. output at 64 million bushels versus 124 million the previous year.
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United States
Murray City News Briefs Highlights Local Travel and Visits
Murray City notes list of residents and relatives visiting or visiting from nearby towns. Mentions John L. Morgan Jr returning from two years in the Navy and various family and friend gatherings across Columbus, Cleveland, Willoughby, Lorain, Nelsonville, and other locales.
Social News Notes From Coolville Area
COOLVILLE The Boy Scouts with scoutmaster N O Barnett went camping last weekend. Pupils of the third and fourth grades with teacher Miss Roberta Humphrey rode by school bus to Roadside Park west of Coolville for a picnic lunch. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Art Marshall included Dr Hill Belpre Mr and Mrs Glenn Pierce Ward and Lee McPherson Little Hocking. 4A. C. Mills had Sunday guests Arthur Mills and family of Pickerington. Memorial Day guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Mills Columbus. Other recent callers were Mr and Mrs Paul Mills Mr and Mrs John Milburn Columbus Floyd Godfrey Akron visiting. Alfred Rogers was taken to St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg Sunday and remains seriously ill. Mrs G F Cook Cleveland was a guest Monday to Wednesday of her sister Mrs H H Chapman. Mr and Mrs Frank Lutz and daughter Carolyn Ann moved to the Ireland neighborhood last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Boy Scouts
N. O. Barnett
Roberta Humphrey
Art Marshall
Hill
Belpre
Glenn Pierce
Ward
Lee McPherson
Little Hocking
C. Mills
Cleveland
H. H. Chapman
Frank Lutz
Carolyn Ann
Ireland
Ohio Track Star Halleck’s College Career Highlighted
A historic look at Paul Halleck of Ohio University with a stride of 35 feet 6 inches in 1932 shot put, his 1935 All-Backeye end berth, and undefeated college run. The piece notes Wayne High School roots, later football moves, and OU class of 1936 milestones. It also recalls the 1923 Ohio University dinner, names several graduates, and mentions the Varsity Male Quartet.
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Aen
Paul Kalleck
Ohio U
Ohio Ergity
Wayne High School
Williamsfield
Ohio
Halleck
Ah.ual
U. S
Eye
Ohio University
Rotary Club
Logan
Harry Williams
John Reid
Bert Cameron
William Kircher
Charles Floyd
Addison Dixon
Amesville
William Johnson
Cleveland
Reid
Kircher
Cameron
Albany Social Briefs Celebrate Local Birthdays
J C Chase marked his 51st birthday on May 24 at his daughter’s home with a cake bearing eighty one candles. Guests included Lowell Chase and Edwin Cutlip of London. Billy Stack also celebrated his sixth birthday at his home on May 24 with friends Sue Van Dyke Danny Batrow Dick Spurlock Johnny Cline Johnny Stinson and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
J. C. Chase
Brooks Russell
Lowell Chase
Edwin Cutlip
London
Mildred Doss
Billy Stack
Sue van Dyke
Danny and
Sue Batrow
Dick Spurlock
Johnny Cline
Johnny Stinson
Uy van Dyke
Edward van Vke
Vitamin C Synthesis In Babies Varies With Age
English scientists report that babies under five months manufacture their own Vitamin C. The ability declines with age and disappears entirely by 14 months.
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National Dispatch
Ont
Certe
Ike
By Lucy Agnes Hancock
Lucy Agnes Hancock
Sally Maynard
Norma Holden
Merlock
Beale
Margaret Adams
Norman
Dove
Alcov
Jim Halleck
Hamilton
Doctor Hallock
Bessy
Gal
of Athens Kiwanis Club
Weill
Particu
Athens County
Hotel Berry
William Southerton
W. H. Brown
J. L. Pickering
Andrew W. Allom
Ezra B. Walker
J. B. Allen
John Dillinger
J. M. Tippie
John Dana
John McCune
William Roberts
W. W. Skinner
F. M. Tippie
J. T. Hope
T. A. Bretz
Thomas Porter
E. A. Weekley
Our City
Athens
Esther Lewis
Kenneth Jones
Lillian Kittle
Lee Beasley
Dolores Phelps
William Cooper
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
the Plains Social Briefs
the Plains
Marson Snyder
Gerald Bryan
Taylor Ridge
Sylvia Osborne
Albert Keitns
Hooper Ridge
Harold Winefordner
Floyd Linscott
Jack
Lucy MacDonald
Altha Snyder
Pearl Betz
Hooper Ridge Church
Tuesay
Richard Michael
Navy
Grant Michael
Irvin Wolfe
Marion Snyder
George Kovalick Sr
Charles Kostival
George Manda
Ellen
Herman Janchius
F. S. Henderson
Coal Run
Carl Call
Dayton
Everett West
A. L. Eneix
West
Call
Betty Ann Mace
Murray City News
Murray City
John L. Morgan, Jr
Gischarse
Great Lakes
A. L. Morgan
Wiliam Cook
Robert Cook
Park Cook
Har
Bila Rutherford
Lawrence
Jam Shuttleworth
James Shuttleworth
Frank Bon
Vilas Bridge
Pete Verba
Nelsonville
Paul Cup
Julia Ann
Nena Myrna
Marty Rernolledo
Virgil Hillyer
Nan Cincinnati
Oscar Hillyer
Lester Sorrel
Pat
Barbara James
Louis Sabo
Harold Sorrell
Lake Hope
Dorrell Jones
Lorain
Mary Slater
Carl Ca
Lexington
Gene Shunkwiier
Harry Gosney
Buchtel
Lucy Ward
Velma
Alvin
Emma Tippie
Mike Trokel
Detroit
Mike Lauriskey
Clarence Shivers
Eugene Snyder
John Snyder
Raymond Storer
Roger Wilson
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
Bob Bolin
Bertie Boling
Thomas Buchannon
Elaine Swyers
Willoughby
John Swyers
Arid
Paul Robson
Jonas
Gertie Short
Joy Short
New and Ives
Coolville Area
Greeit Thouncey-Dover
Scotland
Athens High School
Walter Cornwell
Fred Cornwell
Juanita McKinley
P. H. McKinley
C. N. Mackinnon
Irene Devlin
By Galbraith
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