British American politics shape Palestine policy like before
The piece argues that Anglo American ties lead to informal influence on foreign policy and that American domestic politics and ethnic groups sway decisions. It cites Attlee Churchill Wilson Roosevelt and Truman, the Polish question, and the Balfour declaration as examples of how external policy intertwines with internal politics and voter power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Truman
Attlee
Labor
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Poland
Roosevelt
United States
National Party
Congress
Britain
South Africa
Democratic Party
Department of State
Wilson
U.S
Ireland
Balfour
Palestine
Mr. Truman
House
Senate
Peritonitis Causes Treatments From Abdominal Infections
Dr. William A. O'Brien discusses how peritoneum inflammation arises from abdominal infections blood infections or irritants. Symptoms include fever rapid pulse abdominal tenderness and rigidity. Treatments vary from appendix removal drainage to antibiotics with penicillin or sulfa drugs and drain placement. Curare is noted as a temporary muscle relaxant option for a child with spastic paralysis. seek physician guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nation must back unified military command plan now
In urging Congress to pass the National Security Act of 1947, the author argues for equal status for the Air Forces, Army, and Navy under a new Secretary of National Defense. He warns against indifference, notes aircraft needs and budget implications, and calls on citizens to lobby their senators and representatives for timely adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Truman
National Defense
Japan
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Pennsylvan ia Railroad Reports 1946 Net Loss
The Pennsylvania Railroad recorded a net loss for 1946 marking the first such loss in a century. The company cites government regulation and wage retroactivity as factors while rate increases were limited for most of the year. The ICC is weighing rate hikes but no near break-even is expected. The report warns that profitable operation is necessary to sustain top service and modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsy
ICC
Inflation Hidden in the Budget Says Edson
Peter Edson argues in Washington that hidden inflation in the budget amounts to about six billion dollars. He notes postwar cost rises in defense housing agriculture roads aviation and general expenses, while noninflated items like social security and debt interest remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Budget Bureau
Harold Smith
U.S
New Factory To Start Work In Gallipolis
George A. Tabit leases half of his former broom factory to Jabez D. Parsons O D Parsons and Harold Coulter all of Gallipolis for a concrete funeral vault fabrication venture to be known as the Gallipolis Vault Factory. Nicholson and Saunders, metal workers, leased the other half last December and have remodeled their section with new windows on western State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George A. Tabit
Jabez D. Parsons
O. D. Parsons
Harold Coulter
Tabit
Nicholson and Saunders
Western State St
Man Sentenced in Mansfield for Assault and Larceny
Earl Wall of Crown City pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill and petit larceny in Common Pleas Court with Judge Lewis C. Warden. He received one to 15 years the Mansfield Reformatory for the assault and 30 days in county jail on the larceny charge, suspended. Wall was described as despondent after military service rejection and had allegedly attempted robbery in Crown City in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Earl Wall
Crown City
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Lewis C. Warden
Wall
Mansfield Reformatory
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Shato
Ohio Valley Livestock Sale Prices at Gallipolis
Top lambs brought 22 dollars with seconds 16 to 20 and light weights 12 to 15. Hogs 175 to 250 pounds 27 to 28.50. lights 25 to 28.50. fat sows 18 to 22. steers 15 to 22. heifers 15 to 21. baby beef 15 to 22. fat cows 8 to 17. bulls 12 to 17. milk cows 75 to 150. Top veal calves 29.20. seconds 26 to 27. mediums 20 to 25. culls 12 to 20. Ewes and lambs 8 to 12. stock ewes 5 to 12. fat sheep 6 to 10. bucks 4 to 10. fat wethers 6 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Holzer Hospital Notes Admits Diverse Patients in Gallipolis
Admissions at Holzer Hospital include Mrs. Paul Evans of Gallipolis Mrs H E Shadle of Beech Hill West Virginia Mrs Tressie Combs of Jump Kentucky a river boat maid Mrs Edna Beaton of Cleveland Mrs Paul Myers of Gallipolis and the Rev Greyson Ferguson of Columbus. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Hatcher of Bidwell and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wayne Phillips of 235 Third Ave Dismissals include Robert Thomas Miller Everett Rayburn John M Williams Bud Chafin Jr Mrs Sadie Porter and Mrs William Wood and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Paul Evans
H. E. Shadle
Beech Hill
W. Va
Tressie Combs
Jump
Edna Beaton
Cleveland
Paul Myers
Greyson Ferguson
Columbus
Howard Hatcher
Bidwell
Wayne Phillips
Third Ave
Robert Thomas Miller
Everette Rayburn
John M. Williams
Bud Chafin, Jr
Sadie Porter
William Wood
Marriage License Issued for Perkins and Graham
A marriage license was issued in Gallipolis to Monte Perkins, a Dayton truck driver, and Dorothy Estine Graham of Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Monte Perkins
Dayton
Dorothy Estiiene Graham
Thurman
Guests Entertained in Gallipolis by Lundy Family
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lundy hosted weekend guests Ruth Lundy of Findlay and Mr and Mrs Robert Nique along with Mrs Nique for a social visit in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Robert Nique
Ruth Lundy
Findlay
Lawrence Lundy
Easements Recorded in Green Township for Electric Co
Easements in Green Township to the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co were recorded at the courthouse from Woodrow B and Marjorie Saunder s and from Lillie E and Luther Shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Green Township
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Court House
Woodrow B
Marjorie Saunders
Lillie E
Luther Shoemaker
Taxicab and Auto Collide Head-On in Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol investigated a Saturday crash on the Mill St crossing bridge into Gallipolis State Institute grounds. The car was driven by Leslie E. Boggs, 58, and the taxi by Emil G. Corbin, 28, both of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
Leslie E. Boggs
Emil G. Corbin
Mill St
Gallipolis State Institute
Ex Restaurant Owner Clarence Hammond Dies at 75
Clarence Hammond of Gallipolis died at his Spruce Street home Saturday night at age 75. He retired after his wife’s death in 1938 and was a member of the Paint Creek Baptist Church and the Mutual Aid Lodge. The body rests at Miller's funeral home until services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Paint Creek Baptist Church led by Rev. Benjamin Davis. Burial follows at Pine Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clarence Hammond
Spruce St
Paint Creek
Barges Pass Through Gallipolis Locks and Kanawha River Movements
The George T. Price navigated the Gallipolis locks at 7:45 p.m. with 20 coal barges, making two lockages. Upstream vessels included the Semet at 10:20 a.m. and Principio at 6:40 p.m. with multiple cargos. downstream boats appeared at several times. On the Kanawha, the Dolle and Ernestine moved up Winfield with empties and oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
George T. Price
Ohio River
Wheeling
Willie Mayo
Blaske
Sardis
Jason
Millwood
W. Va
Pete
Huntington
Hatfield
Ashland
Wishard
Greenup
Renown
Patriot
Vanceburg
Kenna
Talbott
American
Marietta
George Verity
Unio
Wheeling Locks
Kanawha River
Dolle
Winfield
Ernestine
Woman Fed Ice by Freezing Water for Fridge
A Gallipolis resident, forced by tight ice supply, freezes water in bread pans at night and uses the frozen cubes for refrigeration, a practice she has adopted for several weeks to solve her ice shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Pole Knocked Down in Gallipolis by Unknown Driver
Power company workers repaired damage at the corner of Second and Vine Streets after an unidentified driver struck a guyed light pole and broke it off at ground level Sunday noon, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Second and Vine Sts
Woman Fined for Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct
Doris Clench was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace J H Shato on charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct. She was committed to the city jail for non-payment of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Doris Clench
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Shato
Mrs. Benjamin Goddard Taken To Hospital
Mrs. Benjamin Goddard of Lincoln Avenue was transported by Miller Ambulance Sunday evening to Holzer Hospital after an incident reported in Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Benjamin Goddard
Lincoln Ave
Holzer Hospital
Miller
Physician Dr Charles F Fresh Dies at 62
Columbus report states Dr Charles F Fresh age 62 physician and Mt Carmel Hospital staff member died unexpectedly on Saturday leaving a sudden loss to the medical community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles F. Fresh
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Gideons Struggle Through Weather for Rally Reach
Severe snow and ice hindered Gideons International as they held a weekend rally in Gallia Meigs. Ben R. Evans, president, says many churches failed to host speakers Sunday while dinner discussions focused on distributing New Testaments to schoolchildren in the two counties. Attendees included Paul Kaugh and Carl Gombert among others from Ohio and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gideon International
Ben R. Evans
Gallia-Meigs
Meigs County
Gallia County
Evans
Island View Inn
Paul Kaugh
Gideons International
Ohio
Canton
Carl Gombert
New Philadelphia
H. G. Long
O. C. LeMaster
Marietta
L. E. Stephens
W. J. Keller
L. W. Sill
Parkersburg
W. Va
Carl Behnheim
Columbus Camp
Linton Wood
O. A. Butts
Columbus
Man 75 Injured After Slip on Ice in Gallipolis
Gallipolis police report Jesse C. Jackson, 75, slid on ice at Sycamore and Second while en route to the Gallipolis Mission. He told Patrolman Grant Long his right hip ached as Miller Ambulance and Rev. Floyd Wise, Mission manager, cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Claude Miller
Grant Long
Jesse C. Jackson
Sycamore
Chillicothe
Long
Gallipolis Women Attend DAR Luncheon
Mrs. Harry R. Hurn editor of the Ohio DAR News and three Gallipolis women attended a Saturday luncheon at Point Pleasant celebrating the Col. Charles Lewis chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution anniversary. State regent Mrs. Marion Sisler of Morgantown spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Harry R. Hurn
Ohio Dar News
C. W. O’brien
M. T. Epling
Cabelle Walker
Point Pleasant
Col. Charles Lewis
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marion Sisler
Morgantown
W. Va
Overheated Flue Blamed for Fire at Local Home
Point Pleasant reports firefighters were alerted to a morning blaze on E Sixth St. at 8 45 as a bucket brigade fought the flames. The fire started from an overheated flue but caused little damage and was contained quickly with minimal losses to Mr and Mrs Al Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
al Smith
E. Sixth St
Pneumonia and critical condition update at Holzer Hospital
Condition of Mrs. William F. Smith of Ohio Street remained critical over the past days. Miss Virginia Behan continues ill with pneumonia at Holzer Hospital, reported unchanged last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William F. Smith
Ohio St
Virginia Behan
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis Dinner Guests Visit From Delaware and West Virginia
Notable residents traveled to Gallipolis for a Sunday dinner at the Lafayette Hotel with Mrs. Bertha Filson and several couples including Mr. and Mrs. James E. McComb Mrs. Eu nice Beller and nieces. Mrs. Wise plans to return home Tuesday after a ten day visit with Mrs. Beller. Mrs. Anna Click of Cottageville earlier returned home after a stay with her sister Mrs. Denver Knapp. Denver Knapp and Miss Hattie Jordan local teachers study at Morris Harvey College in Charleston on Saturdays to renew teaching certificates.
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Bertha Filson
James E. McComb
William Burdette
Eunice Beller
George T. Wise
Wilmington
Del
Betty Burdette
Charleston
Lafayette Hotel
Gallipolis
Wise
Beller
Anna Click
Cottageville
Denver’ Knapp
Kanawha St
Denver Knapp
Hattie Jordan
Morris Harvey College
DAR Luncheon Commemorates 47th Annual Meeting in Point Pleasant
The Colonel Charlies Lewis Chapter DAR held its 47th annual luncheon in the First Presbyterian Church social rooms. Vice regent Eunice Beller presided with Morgantown regent Millard T. Sisler delivering a talk on DAR activities. Performances included songs by Mrs Chester A. Roush and selections by Mr Co L Head, with accompaniment by Mrs John W Shawkey. Luncheon attendees and registrants from several towns were listed, including Mrs C W O'Brien and Mrs Del Sam S Park, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charlies Lewis
Dar
First Presbyterian Church
Eunice Beller
John William Steenbergen
Millard T. Sisler
Morgantown
State Society
Chester A. Roush
Co. L. Head
John W. Shawkey
Woman's Auxiliary
Church
Mesdames C. W. O'Brien
Harry Hurn
CaBelle Walker
M. T. Epling
Gallipolis
George T. Wise
Wilmington
Del
Sam S. Park
Charleston
John McCulloch
Ashton
Harper G. Grimm
Waco
Texas
Elmo B. Patrick
Huntington
Harry Ohlinger
Edward Ohlinger
Pomeroy
Ohio
Cary Howard Rayburn
Raymond F. Musgrave
Clyde W. Tallman
Edward Swint
W. O. Lusher
Donald R. Coe
H. A. Johnson
Paul S. Thomas
J. Marion Foglesong
Billy Joe Howard
Howard Proffitt
H. C. Shamblin
Rudolph Rogers
Dr Harold Haynes to Receive License in West Virginia
Dr Harold Haynes of Point Pleasant passed the state board of optometry in Charleston and will be licensed to practice in West Virginia. Bluefield's Dr William Greenspoon, board president, announced. A Northwestern Illinois College graduate, Haynes will head the visual training department at the school clinic and lead the research department. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Haynes of Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Harold Haynes
State Board of Optometry
Charleston
West Virginia
William Greenspoon
Bluefield
Northern Illinois College of Optometry
Chicago
Haynes
Dr. Haynes
Eighth St
Breaking and Entering Probed at Two Places in Point Pleasant
State Trooper H D Coyner and Deputy Sheriff Toral Morrison spent several hours at Hogsett on Saturday investigating break ins at two businesses. Missing from Randall Hogsett's restaurant was 5 to 7 dollars in change and a smaller sum from Blain and Caudill general store. Investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
H. D. Coyner
Toral Morrison
Hogsett
Randall Hogsett
Blain and Caudill
Fox Rabies Reported In Epidemic Stage
Jackson County faces an epidemic of fox rabies per D. T. Stone of Letart Route 2. Cattle deaths are blamed on fox attacks. Children have been bitten and treated for rabies as residents arm themselves with clubs or guns for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Jackson County
D. T. Stone
Letart
Mr. Stone
Motor Plant Opens in Middleport Employs 30 Workers
Clarence E. Hasler of Imperial Electric Co. says parts for electric motors are being produced at the Middleport plant. About 30 people are employed now with completion expected in 30 to 60 days and potential expansion to 150 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Clarence E. Hasler
Pleasant St
Imperial Electric Co
Middleport
Two Men Arrested in Point Pleasant Drinking Case
Point Pleasant reports Tom Neweman of Hogsett and Ott Mayes were arrested over the weekend on intoxication charges. State Trooper H D Coyner arrested Mayes while Newman was taken into custody by Chief of Police Hoyt Jividen and Patrolman T F Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Tom Neweman
Hogsett
Ott Mayes
H. D. Coyner
Mayes
Newman
Hoyt ‘Jividen
T. F. Yost
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William A. O'Brien
Peter Edson
Mansfield
Ohio Valley Livestock
River News
Gideons
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