Molotov questioned Iceland bases drawing US ire
Washington reacts to Molotov remarks questioning Iceland strategic bases. The piece recalls American and British air patrols from Iceland aiding Russia, convoy survival to Murmansk, and the Atlantic war effort. It argues Icelandic air power protected supplies and that future wars may rely even more on airpower.
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Ward Rural High School Commencement Fetes Seniors
A large audience filled the Carbon Hill auditoru m for Ward Rural High School commencement. Seniors wore blue and white gowns as the band played God of Our Fathers and Dusty Miller delivered the address. Roy Cunningham salutatorian and Patty Rutherford valedictorian. Diplomas presented by S H Dillon. Class motto Now or Never. Graduates named include Gerald Coe Roy Cunningham Clark Devol Wavelene Dupier Roland Harris Arlene Fieder Mary Ann Sharb Christine Stuffle bean John Corby William Crane Gene Devol Jean Harris Andrew Maze Patty Rutherford Judy Sparks Gloria Williams.
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Auditorum
Ward Rural High School
Sonal
Ray Woodgeard
L. E. Evans
Nelsonville
G. O. Devol
Dusty Miller
Roy Cunningham
Pat. Rutherford
S. H. Dillon
Hocking County
Gerald Coe
Clark Devol
Wavelene Dupier
Roland Harris
Arlene Fieder
Mary Ann Sharb
Christine Stufflebean
John Corby
William Crane
Gene Devol
Jean Harris
Andrew Maze
Patty Rutherford
Judy Sparks
Gloria Williams
Charles Krause
Columbus
J. L. Webb
Bertha Lawson
Ice Biasser
Frank Webb
William Poling
Athens
Joe Blosser
Raymond Allison
Gallipolis
Gerald Devos
Earl Worthman
Naomi Cochran
Lancaster
Keiser
Baltimore
John Spence
Dorotha’ Devel
Ing Valley Hospital
Logan
Louis Lowes
Hocking Valley Hospital
Gerald Devol
Charles Courtney
Lester Briley
Will Briley
Wayne Johnson
Mary Stout
Jack Hicks
Dayton
John Lanning
Bert Green
Ivan Lehman
Henry Kammerling
Thomas Sweazy
George Stout
Ifford Hawk
Sally Maynard and the hospital's strict code of love
In a Liston Memorial hospital setting, nurse Sally Maynard navigates forbidden romance while staff enforce rules. Dora Bronson teases, recalling Bertram Thompson and Alice Bentley's forbidden liaison, as Sally contemplates past loves and the cost of entanglement within the nursing team.
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Selly Maynard
Popelar
Liston! Memorial
Moepital
Hinterne Jin Hallock
Interace
Linton Memorial
Bertram Thomp
Alice Bentley
Alice
Sally
Inferno
Thompson
Miss Sanderlin
Bertram Thompson
Sally Maynard
Ferdinand Maynard
Night Shift at the Annex Ends Gratefully for Sally
A relief arrival helps Sally finish her long shift. She tells Mrs. Telford she will mention her care at the next Board meeting. Sally retires to her bed in the Annex, exhausted after a trying case, not seriously ill but tired and out of sorts.
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Kimberly social items recount local visits and moves
Mr Webb Newlun returns home after major Columbus hospital surgery his condition satisfactory. Haydenville visitors Mrs Herman Williams and others from The Plains visited his parents. Leonard Hil Lancaster visited relatives here. Rennie Chilcote Haydenville visited. Burton Dishong discharged from Army in Chicago. Martha Barr Sabina and son Pearl visited Griffin family. Lawrence Six Columbus visited with Earl Rutter. Chuck Rizer and Gertrude Christy Columbus visited Rizers in town. Alma Delong from Darton spent weekend with her parents. Vera Hutchinson in Columbus with her mother. Gordon Tolliver on business in Athens. Lawrence Lyons visited relatives in Mansfield. Nettie Nelson Zanesville visited Griffin. Shirley Lemay moved from Kimberly to near Nelsonville. Fred Adams moved from Nelsonville to LeMay house. Raymond Butler family from Cleveland visited. Wachenschwanz and Brown in Athens on business. Rain in May totaled 25 days of 31. Maudie Johnson recovering from major operation at Hocking Valley Hospital. Bert Woods visited Pickett. Stowers family Carbon Hill visited relatives. Memorial Day guests Griffin family included Dutscha Robinson Wilkins Flores Columbus and Donna. Eugene Pickett Jr Lancaster visited his parents.
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Columbus
Herman Williams
Haydenville
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Willard Adams
the Plains
Andrew Adams
Leonard Hil
Lancaster
Rennie Chilcote
Burton Dish
LeMays
Raymond Butler
Elizabeth
Johnnny
Cleveland
Robert Kennedy
Charles Wachenschwanz
Floyd Brown
Athens
Maudie Johnson
William Wicks
Hocking Valley Hospital
Bert Woods
Frank Pickett
Charles Stowers
Carbon Hill
George Griffin
Herman Dutscha
William Robinson
Sue
Shirley
Floris Wilkins J
Donna
Eugene Pickett
Jr Lancaster
Nationalization by default in U S coal industry debate
A editorial argues the government now controls small south coal mines and may retain control, while unions win better deals from government than from private owners. It suggests ongoing strikes could push more private sectors toward nationalization and price-wage dynamics under government mediation.
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United States
John L. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
The Bikini Atomic Broadcast Sponsorship Question
A columnist muses on who should sponsor a radio broadcast of Operation Crossroads. The piece weighs potential sponsors, the drama of the event, and how the presentation might unfold, suggesting Norman Corwin as a fit but noting preferred soap-opera style.
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Crossley
Navy
Orson Welles
United Nations
Norman Corwin
Coal Industry Faces Wide Reform Under Krug Plan
Peter Edson reports Secretary Krug moves to a government led overhaul of coal mining including a national mine safety code, hospital and welfare fund governance, and housing and sanitation upgrades. Navy officers Boone and Dickeman begin inspections in West Virginia as administrators push for standards beyond existing state laws.
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John L. Lewis
Krug
R. R. Sayres
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United Mine Workers
Joel T. Boone
Charles T. Dickeman
Boone
Naval Medical Corps
Commodore Dickeman
Civil Engineer Corps
West Virginia
Admiral Boone
White House
President Hoover
St. Clair
Navy
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Ben Moreell
Sayres
Local Notables and Events From Athens Area
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Charles Evans and family visited Washington Pa and Pittsburgh. A H Brooks named director of Ohio Dairy Products. Ohio University seniors number in the hundreds. many students to graduate in June. Mrs Tom Tully of Columbus visited the Bolins in Athens. Grandmother Crippen celebrated her ninety six birthday. Mrs Baird born in Wales—June 3 1852—featured in Mother's Day edition. Judge H T Phillips party toured to Memorial Day. Mabel Ballentine to take leave from school board and plan a Yellowstone and California auto tour.
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Claude Evans
Athens
Washington, Pa
Wayne Evans
Pittsburgh
Mary Jane Crippen
W. Union St
Mabel Ballentine
H. R. McVay
Athens County
Public Forum urges love and service over sects
A letter from Marvin Bauer of Mitchell South Dakota dated June 1 advocates Christ centered support for alcoholics. He emphasizes love over religious ritual and warns that hatred breeds destruction while love builds. He praises Alcoholics Anonymous and requests believers to help drunks reclaim self respect and spiritual renewal.
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Marvin Bauer Mitchell
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Plan for Dams Being Studied
Columbus officials studied a conservancy plan to boost water supply four to five times. Mayor James Rhodes outlined four new dams to raise raw water from seven to 27 billion gallons, with planning and preparation costs around 7.5 million dollars and no estimate given for the full project.
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James Rhodes
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