Service noted in Shively reappointment to Ohio Univ board
The favorable response to Attorney Earl C. Shively of Columbus being reappointed to the Ohio University Board of Trustees signals the value of careful, nonpolitical selection for university governance. Governor Lausche’s decision underscores focus on institutional welfare over expediency and reflects well on state leadership and its advisers.
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Earl C. Shively
Columbus
Ohio University
Frank J. Lausche
Shively
Univn
Ion
Thi
Munteeship
Shive
Hhe
Ohio
Sena
Ohio Universtate
Piffling Strikes Hold Up War Production
A study notes that most strikes concern trivial issues affecting non-union Americans who want fighting materiel now. The War Labor Board lacks investigators to mediate inter union disputes delaying equipment installation and job decisions. Tens of thousands idle due to walkouts, harming wartime production and postwar buying power.
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War Labor Board
Pacific
What Government for Germany What Government for Germany
Pastor Martin Niemoeller argues democracy failed in Germany as the Weimar Republic could not impose authority. He notes support for absolutist rule and foresees limited options such as a communist dictatorship or a British-type monarchy, warning Allies will face more unrest as they shape Germany’s future government.
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Martin Niemoeller
Pastor Niemoeller
Germany
James Girard
Girard
Russia
Britain
Mst
Europe
San Francisco Charter Race to Ratification
David Lawrence analyzes the San Francisco Conference charter noting likely Senate votes, the absence of strong opposition, and the safeguards for U S interests. He argues the new league limits central power, preserves sovereign equality, and relies on major powers for enforcement while stressing the need for a ready military to deter aggression.
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Washington
San Francisco
Senate
League of Nations
American Senate
Ratifia
Emain
United States
New International League
Congress
Assembly of the New League
America
Spaatz Bradley interview Goering and wartime opinions
Peter Edson reports a German interview where Gen Spaatz and Gen Bradley confront Goering about whether air force bombings defeated Germany. Goering credits ground offensives, while a War Department letter questions wartime point systems. A Tulare congressman mocks OPA potato rules with 72 regulations and eyes in potatoes.
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Washington
Germany
Carl Spaatz
U. S. Strategic Air Force
Omar N. Bradley
12Th Army Group
Goering
Spaatz
U. S
Rhine
Bradley
War Department
John J. Riley
South Carolina
OPA
Sumter
Jesse Sumner
Tlinois
Alfred J. Eliott
Tulare
Calif
Elliott
Corning Brief Social And Personal
Corning Brief Social And Personal notes funerals furloughs and family visits. L C Dodson died June 24 in Glouster, son of J W Dodson of Corning. Pvt Richard Grimes Marine Corps spent a 15 day furlough visiting relatives before returning to North Carolina. Various residents and service members, including households in Corning Columbus Huntington and Crooksville, are listed for weekend visits travel and reassignments.
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Corning
L. C. Dodson
Glouster
J. W. Dodson
Richard Grimes
Marine Corps
Minnie Grimes
Grimes
North Carolina
N. R. Rothgeb
F. D. Allensworth
New Lexington
Cora. Cronin
Joseph Orecchio
Crooksville
Elizabeth Rechiche
Grace
Joan
Columbus
Glenn Wright
Sampson
Willis Wright
Howard Hearn
Don
Jim
Isabelle Bannevich
J. R. Stallings
Arthur Thexton
Zanesville
William Bernhard
Pvt
Clarence Spinks
Camp Fannin
Texas
Children Day Program to Be Held at Presbyterian Church
New England notes report the annual Children Day program to be presented at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning after Sunday School. Visitors include H H Starlin family from Pittsburgh and local residents who spent the weekend in Lancaster, Coolville, Dellroy, Glouster, and Columbus with relatives and friends.
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New England
Presbyterian Church
H. H. Starlin
Howard Starlin
Anna South
Mary
Pittsburgh
Lancaster
Lorene Noland
Noland
Ray Starlin
Donnie
Janet Ann
Dellroy
Prudence Wilson
Hazel Wilson
Forrestine Starlin
Columbus
Verdell Stevenson
Gerald Stevenson
Coolville
Wayne Buck
Troy
J. Louis Winner
Lawrence Quinn
Virginia
Oliver Morrison
June
Wilma Morrison
Glouster
Caryl Jean Noland
India settlement in world peace drive examined
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that Britain and India pursue a crucial settlement to end decades of turmoil. He notes Simla talks, Nehru’s release, and possible interim governance under British oversight, with Gandhi and Jinnah as pivotal actors shaping India’s path to dominion status.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
San Francisco
India
Jon
Subcontinent
Japan
Pwpoetaca
Tim
Simin
England
All-India Congress
Cripps
Gandhi
Nehru
Gandi
Simla
Mohammed Ali
Jinnah
Lord Wavell
Jinlah
Leonvinced
Iseid
Dexter Social Notes Highlights and Visits
Dexter brief lists guests and family visits across Middleport Akron Albany Columbus Rutland and Dy esville. Notable names include Thomas Davidson W R Amos Sarah Folder Alonzo Glaze Frances Minar Blanche Davis Norma Gillogly and Hersil McKinney. Also mentions tobacco price differential outlook in Washington about 4% variance for flue cured tobacco.
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Blanche Davis
Columbus
Norma Gillogly
offAlbany
Elia Nelson
Smith
Geraldine
Jack “Minor
Deli Rice
Rutland
Cash Braley
Dyésville
Braley
Frice Washington
Hospitalized Veterans To Get Radio Service
The Army has started a bedside radio system at Percy Jones General Hospital in Battle Creek Michigan. Each patient will have an individual receiver mounted on the wall with four programs and about 34 hours of daily operation. The system is planned for installation at 29 other Army host facilities.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Percy Jones
Theheds
Syracuse Personal Mentions And Local Notices
Funeral services were held for Mr and Mrs Snowball in Ewing Chapel Pomeroy with interment at Hill Cemetery near the Snowball homestead Corbett Ferrell has entered Charleston hospital for treatment Lieut Joe Quisenberry recently returned home after a 45 day Hawaiian assignment Melyin Grimms home undergoing extensive repairs Mrs Charles Querry Pitestiangh attending annual days for a coworker in Cleveland schools then to Pittsburg for a one week teachers conference Evangelistic services are nightly at United Brethren Church Miss Marjérie Moore and Mary Calkins visited Columbus and Miss Jean Robson spent weeks with aunt in New York returning home with Eleanor Robeson and Genevieve Duckworth Charles Neuman has his residence painted Mrs Ed Wright ill but now out Boyd Hatcher had new roof Elmer Houdashelt a Pomeroy High School student resumed summer work at Ebersbach Hardware Store
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Syracuse
Mr& Mary
Ewing Chapel
Pomeroy
Ty. Remy
Lawrence Schmitt
Hill
Corbett’ Ferrell
Charleston
Joe Quisenberry
Iselands
Melyin Grimm
Charles Querry
Pitestiangh
Cleveland
Hondr
Pittsburgh
United Brethren Church
Marjérie Moore
Mary Calkins
Columbus
Eleanor’. Robeson
Genevieve Duckworth
New York City
Jean
James Robson
New York
Charles Neuman
Ed Wright
Boyd ‘Hatcher
Elmer Houdashelt
Ebersbach Hardware
Cat transport saga on a Bombay voyage to Durban
The journal recounts Gingiss and Tony smuggling two cats aboard a British ship from Bombay to Durban, disguising the pets as cargo in canvas bags. After a tense voyage with poor conditions and limited supplies, one cat dies in the night, leaving the fate of the remaining pet uncertain as the narrative ends with a “To Be Continued.”
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Gingiss
Delamar
Jin Bombay
Bombay
Cata
Osee
Durbin
South Africa
Chet
Spitfire
Tony
Margot
Suzy Qq
Jay
Mecgot
Spitfire Cat And Captain Bond In Jungle Tale
A fragmented narrative describes a captain bonding with a cat named Spitfire found in the jungle. The scene spans as the captain grows fond of the animal, considering it a pet, while tensions with other officers ease. A personal prayer closes the piece, invoking protection for a loved one.
Poet's Corner Tribute to Mother and Freedom
The piece reflects a poet’s tribute to a mother and a prayer for freedom. It conveys devotion, memory, and the hope that a loved one and the nation will be safeguarded until peace returns. The writing reads like a personal lament and a quiet appeal for protection.
Uncle Sam's Outgo Sets Two World Records in 1944
Washington reports the government ran close to 100 billion dollars in outgo and collected about 46 billion, marking two new world records for fiscal years though wording is fragmented.
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Sam
Washington
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