Byrnes and Vandenberg Press Firm Stance on Russia Policy
Washington reports the Byrnes Secretary of State address and Senator Vandenberg critique emphasize directness in handling Soviet relations. The commentary notes no party split, urges steadfast stance, rejects status quo as sacred, and warns against unilateral moves in Eastern Europe and Manchuria while stressing defense of the United Nations Charter and adequate armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
James F. Byrnes
Russia
Vandenberg
Michigan
London
Senate
Byrnes
Hitler
Imo
Versailes
United Nations
Europe
Balkans
Far East
Manchuria
Byres
Stake
Family echoes and a planned orphanage home in Port Drake
Anne Tucker travels with Colin Drake to Port Drake to view a vast country house that he intends to donate as a children's home. As they tour, Colin explains his pirate father’s disgrace, the Drake family history, and Colin’s wish to create a home for kids while the pair grow closer on their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Tucker
Deck
Colin Drake
Collins
Port Drake
Seattle
Aod
Ann
Colin
Coin
Raeburn
England
Margaret Duncan
Michael Drake
Charted path to industrial peace in Detroit talks
In Detroit Ford and CIO United Automobile Workers reached concessions ending in a cooperative fix. Wage rise 18 cents per hour retroactive to Jan 5 and grievance-investigation status for shop reps. Union to curb illegal work stoppages and discharge troublemakers. Yet January’s Bureau of Labor Statistics shows 500 strikes and 1.75 million workers affected, 19.2 million man-days lost, highlighting stark contrasts in America’s industrial landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Becomes Boresome Kiss Scenes In Media
Opinion notes weariness with excessive kissing pictures in magazines and films. Authors insist real kissing differs from depicted scenes, claim wartime excess should fade as veterans resume normal life. Calls for broader storytelling and less focus on romantic display.
Letters to the Editor on power of reader feedback
The writer argues that a single editor’s letter mirrors 500 readers, while 50 letters equate to 25 000 readers. They claim letters carry significant influence, with condemnation spurring energy and praise often causing indolence. Critics fear overpraising harms morale, yet praise typically aids many more than it harms.
Manchurian Machinery Stolen by General Claims Legal Transfer
Major-General Andrei Kovtoun-Stankevitch says he shipped factory machinery from Mukden to Russia with approval from the Big Three at Yalta or Berlin, though exact location is unclear. He insists the transfer was legal and Russia will not return the machinery, implying China would only reclaim it via the United States if ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei Kovtoun-Stankevitch
Mukden
Russia
Yalta
Berlin
China
United States
Leter From Washington on espionage and atomic threats
Peter Edson notes the Canadian spy scare has shaped U S arms and security legislation. He argues for a new espionage law while warning civil liberties zealots resist tighter measures. The 1942 Nazi saboteurs case exposed civil law gaps, pushing for wartime secrecy rules but Congress balked, prioritizing civil liberties over defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
McMahon Committee
United States
U. S
Biddle
House
Senate
Judiciary Committees
Congress
Ravenswood Social Notes Bride in Pomeroy and local events
Ravenswood woman Aliss Elizabeth Browne Alston wed Oren Eugene Burcham in a double ring ceremony in Pomeroy Ohio officiated by Justice Percy L. Peoples. He is Navy discharged. she worked in the Navy Department in Washington. A post wedding home is listed at Alpine Hotel Ravenswood. The issue also covers a surprise bridal shower for Mrs. Lawrence Miller, a Ravenswood High School homemaking class dinner for Ravenswood and Incal high schools, Washington's Birthday program by sixth graders, church group activities, visits by Navy men on leave, and upcoming church services and meetings. Several area residents are noted for visits, travels, and hometown events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
Aliss Elizabeth Browne Alston
Oren
Eugene Burcham
Pomeroy, O
Percy L. Peoples
E. D. Gentry
Burcham
Robert West
Gideon M. Alston
Vaughn, N.C
Alpine Hotel
Ravyensiwood
Paul Anderson
E. E. McMurray
Wilma Hart
Lawrence Miller
Maxine Moorehead
Harold Evans
M. J. Click
C. E. Leeson
Edwin Gould
Mable Smith
Glen Wharley
Clara Belle Tucker
Freda Milhoan
Juan Fleming
Grover Hall
Howard Brooker
Darrell Fox
Joseph Noll
Eugene Somerville
Marone Fleming
Gladys Palmer
Cecil Wright, Jr
Pauline Bennett
Betty Bryan
Evelyn Parsons
Elah Brean
Robert Mitchell
Miller
Annai _Gettys
Eva McConnell
Elwood Brown, Jr
Ravenswood High School
Incal High School
At & P.m
R. P. Kiser
D. K. Somerville
Howard Johnson
H. N. Critchieta
WS. Ritchie
H. C Hutchinson
Denzil Jarrett
Gay Cox
R. EF. Wood
Lewis Snider
RK. Park
James C. Kissel
Marxine Moorehead
Circle Tibbs
Lettie Gillas
Chauncey Women’s Class Celebrates 38th Anniversary
Loyal Women’s Class of the First Church of Christ Chauncey observes its 38th anniversary with a Wednesday dinner at Abs Floyd Neve’s High Street home. Rev L E Evans of Nel sonville Church of Christ will preach at revival services starting Sunday March 10. The noon dinner precedes an afternoon business meeting and program led by class president Mrs Carl Shafer. Members and friends are invited. contributions are requested for the afternoon program. Mrs Thomes Hamilton is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Hour
Solon Chambers
the Wildwood
Elsie Geren
Roff Twiggs
C. E. Leeson
Twiggs
Dean Hartley
Othell Lincicome
Charles Hudson
Marshall Delaney
Fred Bate
Walter Stewart
John Hall
Nelson Critchfield
Virgil Dickerson
Kelley Somerville
C. E. Baker
Wesley Stanley
Ethel Pickens
Julia Turnbull
Chauncey — Loyal Women's
First Church of Christ
Chauncey
Abs
Floyd Neve
High St
Church of Christ
L. E. Evans
Nel L Sonville
Carl Shafer
Birthday Party Honors Two Barnhart Children
Chauncey hosts a Saturday night gathering for Leta Barnhart age 17 and Larry Barnhart on his seventh birthday. Guests enjoyed games, music, dancing, and sandwiches with cake baked by Mrs. Barnhart. Attendees included John Pierce, Wesley Thompson, Jack Barnhart, and several relatives. several hosts were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
John Barnhart
Leta
Larry
John Clarey
Lucille Showalter
Shelba Showalter
Elsie Walton
Iris Walton
Madeline Matheny
Letha Clarey
Leta Barnhart
Billie Hiles
Melvin Showalter
John Katzenback
Frani Stewart
George Slisher
Jake McKee
Gerald Roof
Charley Roof
Paul Bullock
John Pierce
Wesley Thompson
Jackie Barnhart
Maxine Smith
Roger
Janice
John ,Barnhart
John, Jr
Marlene
Ladonna
Chauncey High to Stage Varsity Show at Auditorium
Chauncey High School will present a variety show in the school auditorium on Wednesday March 6 at 8 p.m. The program includes novelty numbers skits solos ensembles and chorus numbers with entertainment in charge of Christine Brown. Tickets are sold by students or may be bought at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Music Department
Chauncey-Dover High School
Christine Brown
Return from Hospital Mrs Sare and infant to Chauncey
Mrs Rolland Sare and her infant son have been discharged from Shelter ing Arms Hospital Athens and are staying at the home of Mrs Hattie Karns Ellis Ave Chauncey The baby born February 7 has been named Ronald Lee Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Rolland Sare
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Hattie Karns
Ellis Ave
Ronald Lee Carr
Officials Set Meetings Chauncey City Council and Board of Public Affairs
The Chauncey City Council will meet Monday at 7 p.m. and the Board of Public Affairs will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. Both sessions are scheduled at the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—City Council
Board of Public Affairs
Esther Class Meeting at Chauncey Methodist Church
Mrs Lily Sweeney hosts the Esther Class at Chauncey Methodist Church for the monthly business and social meeting. After the business and program in charge of Mrs N Harvey, refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeson
Knowlton
Nellie Brammell
Harvey Coen
FL A. Morgan
L. P. Somerville
Jessie Gere
Alice Mason
Eft Beard
H. H. Bennett
L. R. Tucker
Preston Tdowell
Chauncey
Lily Sweeney
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Harvey
Chauncey UMW Auxiliary Guests at The Plains
Chauncey United Mine Workers Ladies Auxiliary hosted by The Plains Auxiliary last week. Mrs. Sylvia Wallace welcomed the visitors and Chauncey members invited The Plains to be their guests at the Chauncey R. of P Building on Tuesday night March 12. A special planning meeting for entertainment of The Plains was announced for Tuesday March 5 at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
iChauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
Plains Auxiliary
Sylvia Wallace
Chauncey Auxiliary
The
Plains
Chauncey R. of P
Lucille Showalter
Jplan Entertainment of the Plains jBrene
Ruth Nelson
Lena Bailey
Ora Barnhart
Pansy’ Lanning
Elsie Walker
Church of Christ Board Meeting To Be Tonight
Chauncey church announces an official board meeting and workers conference at seven tonight led by Reverend Gilbert Courtney. Mrs. John Shafer hosted guests Friday including her son-in-law Sergeant Victor Grinstead and Floride Grinstead visiting from Lawton Fort Sill area in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
John Shafer
Riley Keeton
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Selma Harris
Evan McConnell
Huntington
Ora McConnell
Walter Leeson
Pete
Hollidays Cove
C. R. Mortimer
E. J. Leeson
U. S. Navy
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John Noll
Duanne Mills
Cora Mills
North Ravenswood
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
M. P. Wilkins
Charleston
Wilkins
Fort Knox
Paul Runion
Spencer
Better Way
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
H. D
Barnhart
Chauncey High School
Chauncey Umw
the Plains
Iva Hillyer
Billie Barnhouse
Hazel Davis
Lela Hardy
Marie Hanning
Helen West
Genevieve Hawk
Bernice Tinkham
Francis Coon
Krivesti
Helen Channell
Ruth Glass
Jean Osborne
By Galbraith
Tim
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