Russia Wins Cultural Battle in Germany Says HAL BOYLE
Berlin reports Soviet Russia winning over America and Britain for influence with German cultural elites. Russians woo artists with vanity appeals and material aid, provide clubs like “The Sea Gull,” and place Russian officers among cultural leaders, while German intellectuals note better living conditions and food under Soviet influence than Allied zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Berlin
Soviet
Russia
America
Britain
Reich
Stig Spreen
Gemaily
Ais
Asanda
Germany
Sea Gull
Dining with doctors in a small town social scene
Sally Maynard and friends dine with Dr Carolyn Bacon and Dr Halleck at a popular restaurant. Jim Hallock flirts, causing Sally embarrassment as memories of a kiss and a potential romance linger. The group weighs possible matches while returning to the hospital for work. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Agnes Hancock
Tiree
Sally
Margaret
Snile
Carolyn Bacon
Lintonville
Halleck
Dora
Doctor Bacon
Infern
Doctor Hal
Denvor
Bill Tyler
Marcia Alison
Miss Maynard
Carolyn
Jim Hallock
Atomic secrecy surrender attack on national patriotism
The piece denounces the Truman administration for proposing an international control plan that would share atomic secrets with Soviet Russia and other nations. It argues this risks treason and betrays America by abandoning wartime advantages, likening the move to past disarmament mistakes and warning of Soviet exploitation and unmet future promises. The commentary cites Baruch, Acheson-Lilienthal, and Byrnes, framing the policy as a dangerous lapse in American sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Eastman
Scripps-Howard New
United States
Russia
Canada
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Atomic Energy Commission of the
Bernard M. Baruch
Acheson-Lilienthal
State Department
Congress
Baruch
Truman
State Byrnes
Mr. Baruch
Europe
Milweukce
Justice and vengeance in the Mikhailovitch trial
From America the proceedings of General Draja Mikhailovitch and his Chetniks appear confusing and heavy with political framing. Supporters claim they helped fight Germans while officials hint at serious crimes. The case, though nationally framed, raises doubts about evidence and motive in a trial echoing wartime justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Draja Mikhailovitch
Mikhailovitch
Tito
Marshal Tito
State Department
Goering
Tojo
Steelman faces tough job as War Mobilization head
Peter Edson reports from Washington on Dr. John R. Steelman taking over as director of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion. He vows to give his best and jokes that he cannot say no to the boss. The piece covers GAO audits, Federal Prison Industries profits, and early notes on rationing and UN relief plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John R. Steelman
John Snader
Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion
Steelman
General Accounting Office
Lindsay C. Warren
Federal Prison Industries, Inc
U.S. Treasury
Federal Prison Industries
Finreiro LaGuardia
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
UNRRA
Paris
Dev
China
United Nations
Gallia Youth Drowned Swimming in Pond
A 16 year old, Vance Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Martin, drowned while swimming alone in the McCormick pond off Route 35 in Gallia County on Sunday afternoon. The tragedy marks the first drowning of the summer season in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Gallipol
Galits County
McCormick Pond
Vance Martin
Mel
Clarence Martin
Roa Sa
Kenneth Jeid
Gal- Hipalin Rink
Hospital Notes Of Gallia Area Patients Admitted And Discharged
Admitted Friday and Saturday were Jack Weesa of Syracuse Harry Childers Henderson West Virginia Salmons 2 Point Pleasant Robert Ealer Racine Gallipolis Clark Grosse Pointe Mrs Orville Romine Rouie port Paul Watson Addison and Ronald Servon Discharged Friday were William Smith Charles Barnene Mrs Ruth R David Pf Belcher Paul Winifred Russell Trans Charles Newell and Mrs Farry Nort Released Saturday were Ruth Unroe Mrs Garla and infant son Mrs Jul and Mrs Lea S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Traffic check in Gallipolis nets 70 warnings, 7 arrests
State Highway Patrol aided by Mariella and Athens stations conducted a traffic check along Route 7 near Kanauga. Results show 70 driver warnings, 7 arrests by Gallipolis patrol, and 18 warnings from the same squad. Vehicles checked included 186 passenger cars and 90 trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Mariella
Athens
Kanauga
Gallipolis Liquor Case Delays Disposition of Seized Vases
Judge John Sharp withholds ruling on 46 bottled liquor vases seized from a motor carrier attempting to smuggle from Chicago to West Virginia. The bottles remain stored at the State Liquor Store in Gallipolis as a similar Alabama case saw destruction of liquor with no legal avenue for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Sharp
Chicago
Alahama
Gallipolis Marriage Licenses Issued in County Court
Marriage licenses issued in Gallia County Probate Court on Saturday include Aribert M. Leadman and Martha C. Wilson of Galapolis and Frederick L. Morisey and Loreene Mor of Gallipolis. A license was issued Friday to William E. Wright and Agnes Rayburn. Eight men arrested for intoxication by city police over the weekend, same as prior weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gaia County
Pro‘bate
Aribert M. Leadman
Pipeliiter
Winfield, W. Va
Martha C. Wilson
Galapolis
Frederick L. Morisey
Dr. W.va
Loreene Mor
Galitsalie
William E. Wright
Huntington
Agnes Rayburn
Judge Acts To End Local Gretna Green in Gallia County
GALLIPOLIS Unofficial Gretna Green practice ends as Probate Judge H Howell requires documentary age and residency proof for marriage licenses in Gallia County. Couples failing to show proof face five day delay. false information leads to forgery charges and grand jury binding. An inmate escapes from Gallipolis State Institution remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallipous
of the Peace
Newspape Media
Ohio
West Virgin
Squires
Gallia County
Howell
Wvsh
Marietta
Divorer
Gallia
Cnunle
Qu Tien
Grand Jury
Blue Skies Mark Pleasant June Weather
Fragmented report notes clear skies and mild breeze during June, with warm sun and humid air in spots. Mentions local towns and officials, but details are unreadable and sporadic due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Lature
Bees Split Double Game at Gallipolis Fair Grounds
The Gallipolis Bees split a Sunday double header with Middleport at the Qld Fair grounds. Bees won the first 4 to 1 behind Mc Fann with 12 opposing batters set down. Middleport took the second 3 to 2 in seven innings as an error filled late frame favored them. Gallians edged Racine 7 to 4 at Spruce Street. third win of season. Next week Gallians play New Era. Bees go to Hartford. First half ends with July 4 double headers. play-offs begin Sept 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allipolis
Gallipolis Bees
Ohio Valley Baseball Association
Middleport
Qld Fairgrounds
Gallipolis
Bees
McFann
Mideport
Gelke
John Srore
MecFann
Middleports
Gallians
Racine
Spruce Street
New Era
Hartford
Radio Highlights and Bikini Bomb Broadcast Plans
Radio highlights discuss a cross-network Bikini atom bomb broadcast plan for Sunday after noon and evening with actual blast sound pickups. Televised coverage expected near Bikini and Ewa with networks pooling pickups while weather could shift timing. Also lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs and a note on annual U S livestock slaughter figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacs
Bikini
Ewa
NBC
Hioward Barlow
Fred Allen
CBS
Bob Hawk
ABC
Fat Man
Paul Whiteman
MBS
Bulldog Drummond
Guy Lombardo
George Henry
Johnnie Brown
Baltimore
Nets Social Notes From Rocksprings
Rocksprings notes report Sunday School attendance at 46 and a 7 30 pm Sunday service plan for June 23. Local residents listed include Mr and Mrs Robert Grueser and family visiting Springfield, families Hartung and Grueser relatives visiting, and Francoise Therese Grueser returning home after 19 years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocksprings
Robert Grueser
Springfield
Xiv
Lewis Grueser
Storey
Richard Hartung
Marietta
John Hartung
Hate Wersmiller
Jewell Curtis
Pomeroy
Will Grueser
Helen
Leo
Harry Smith
Willam Bartels
Will Humphrey
Floyd Leonard
Amos Leonard
Betty Leonard
Lester Taylor
Jackson Lowa
Roger Grueser
John Hamm
Helen Collins
Phillip
Syracuse
Freda McAfee
Mary
Seymour Wilk
Francoise Therese
Clara Grueser
Charles Grueser
Kate
Agnes
Emma
Christina
Herman
Mark
Carl
Two Men Arrested On Speeding Charges in Ohio
Gallipolis reports two men arrested on speeding charges by State Highway Patrol. George Hume of New Haven was cited in Squire Higgins' Middleport court and fined 19 pounds plus costs. Ralph Lamborn of Chesapeake had the case pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George Hume
New Haven
Squire Higgins
Middleport
Ralph Lamborn
Chesapeake
Gallia Calendar 4-H Club Congress and Swimming Lessons
Gallia Calendar notes a 4-H Club Congress at Grace Mry Church on Monday. On Tuesday, interested persons may report for swimming lessons with Miss Cherry O'Brien at the pool at 2:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callipolis
Grace Mry Church
Cherry O'Brien
Springfield editor charged with libel under heavy bond
Trover Fleming of Springfield Ohio Examiner editor was freed on a 10000 dollar bond after being charged with libel. The case arose after publications in the Examiner led to legal action. Fleming appeared in court Saturday and requested a jury trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trover Fleming
Springfield
Ohio
Examiner
NYC Freight Wreck Halts All Four Tracks at Depot
Six derailed cars blocked the New York Central depot’s four tracks Friday after a freight train wreck. No injuries are reported, and railway crews worked to clear the site and reopen lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NY CG
SVA
New York Central
Nyc
Dr Harlow Lindley Resigns From Ohio Society Roles
Dr Harlow Lindley of Columbus resigns as secretary librarian and editor of the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society. The article notes a tangential line about a claimed blood quantity in the human body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley
Columbus
Harlow Lindley
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
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