Russia and Germany in a postwar balance of power
An editorial voice warns that Russia seeks control in the Baltic and Eastern Europe while condemning German militarism and pacifist hesitation in the United States. It argues Americans must remember war guilt, protect against renewed aggression, and remain vigilant to deter future conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Balic
Euope
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
Junkers
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Atlantic
Russana
Japan
Hells of America
Turkey
Briain
Europe
QED
Postwar GE Motor Sparks Wild Speculation
A 7-pound General Electric electric motor rated at three horsepower and 120000 rpm sparked wild postwar imagination about tiny devices powering household and automotive gear. The piece notes such motors won’t be released for general use, easing fears while prompting thoughts on future tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Changing World Reflects on Dress Codes Across Nations
In a retrospective look, the article contrasts Soviet and British attire, noting Soviet diplomats now wear dress uniforms with prominent gold braid while wartime London had men dinner jackets ready for formal duties. It comments on evolving standards and cultural attitudes toward dress in distant postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London
Roosevelt’s 11 years viewed through partisan lens
David Lawrence surveys Roosevelt’s 11 year record, assessing economic reform, court clashes, and expansion of federal power. The piece weighs opposition from conservatives and independents, noting shifts in public opinion as war looms and national policies reshape governance. Different eras of policy and court rulings are contrasted with the aims of centralized government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
Howe
Senate
Rooevelt
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Amelia Shuld
Tia
Supreme Court Perenne
Roowvet Fat
Congress
Powess
Dea
Holland
Belgium
France
Washington Calling by Marquis Childs summary
Washington Calling by Marquis Childs discusses potential Japanese strategy in the Pacific, suggesting an eventual inner ring battle distance from the main islands and a delayed naval confrontation. It contrasts European invasion planning with Japan’s expected responses and notes Turkey and Spain in a broader postwar balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Pacific
East China Sea
Formosa
Cure
Japan
Europe
Western
Morning greeting bridges memory in seaside vignette
Fragmented prose depicts Ben and Peg in a quiet moment with Mrs Seaton and others, referencing a window into heritage. The scene shifts between casual chatter and reflective lines as characters discuss the day and persistent memory, with a sense of calm amid ordinary life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Elena
Hudson
Johnny
St Aeseeen
Ben
Peg
Hamden News Notes Mixed Civil War Echoes And Local Notices
Fragmented local notes recount wartime sentiments and community happenings. Names, gatherings, and family updates span Hamden and nearby areas, with references to bonds, military imagery, training, and residents visiting kin. The piece weaves national rhetoric with everyday life and obits, illnesses, and local arrivals.
Corning Eagles Plan Scrap Drive and Birthday Notices
Readers report Corning Eagles planning a scrap drive this Sunday evening to aid the Red Cross, plus a birthday gathering for Lula Dunlap turning 76 at Mrs Schroeder's Buckingham home Monday at 7 20 PM. Nearby residents Mary Star and others attend social visits in Zanesville and Buckingham with multiple family associations noted.
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Corning
Corning Eagl'sj
U. S
Corning Public Library
Mary Star
Schroeder
Buckingham Cele
Louise Doran
Blood Bank
Zanesville
Columbus
Loretta Steff
Bertha Levion
Ann Parson
Buckingham
Marvel Levion
and Corning
Louise Wemmer
Corning High School
Mabel Gray
Mary Spence
Loganital
Leston, Dawson
Donald Curts
John Francis Stenson
Wer
Lucille
East Fultonham
Mary Baldy
Peter
Rendville
Isabelle Cowley
Thomas Cowley
Claybank
Albert, Jones
Oakfeld
Louise ‘Woods
Louise ‘Woods, Wednesday. ‘Mrs’ Frank Woods
Wilbur “Swartz
Louise Woods
Catherine Riedel
Columus
Henry ‘Mocks
Local Stamp Sales and Community News Highlight Busy Week
Stamp sales totaled 925.80 as community notes recount school supt Glen Hanes probate matters and Buchel High routines. Entries mention church groups, birthdays, visitors from Columbus and Akron, service members at Atlantic City and Great Lakes, and local family updates from Rutland Ohio to Gulfport Mississippi.
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Bacal Star Seana ‘Co
Glen Hanes
Trarstay
WSCS
Stantey
Rutland
Oho
Pfc
Sole Harris
Atlantic City
Albert Soles
Robert Sehens
Navy
Ana
George Schenz
Akron
de Schenz
Et ‘Robert
Ohio University
Columbia University
New York
Wiliam Garner
Great Lakes
Srercines
Roy Wan
Irs
Hubert May
Saturda Hight
Tommy
Mary Lu Totes
Mary Maurer
Jane Smith
Pat White
Ann White
Wandall Smathers
Shirley Locke
Shirley Smathers
Joan Sheets
Kenneth Turner
Dick ‘Thompson
Mae Collins
Clair Parson
Richard Hop. Seller
Tommy Whitmore
Donald McDonald
Bill White
Emerson Barstow
Gulfport, Miss
Reedsville Personal Mention Recalls Visits and Travel
Reedsville Personal Mention notes Oren Child ern returning from a short Parkersburg visit and a stop at Philo with her daughter Mrs. Lucile Hamilton. Nearby guests included C C Hamilton, Mrs. Anna White, Mrs. Alice Dean, and Mrs. Clarence Koehler. Local movers and visitors range from Nippers Plain to Athens and Middleport, with many relatives and friends visiting over a weekend. Burial news reports the death of Hermon Parker Dormer of Reedaville in Fallansbee, W Va.
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Sveesray
Oren Childern
Parkersburg
Philo ‘Ith
Lucileamilton
Vomen
C. C. “Amilton
Anna White
Alice
Dean
Clarence Koehler
A.C. Stout
Rose Ruth
Athens
Herrephew
Harry Ruth
Vivian Humphrey
Earl Humphrey
Ohio University
Patty” Ann
Buckley
Beryl Griffin
U. S. Navy
Melridge Miller
A. Biggs
James ‘Russell
C._A. Cowdery
Hockingport
Arthur ‘Hetter
Don Landon
Elma Dye
Akron
Reedaviie
W. 8. Ellis
Meigs County
Miso Nelie J. Bing
Luella Reibel
Bashan
Hermon Parker Dormer
Fallansbee
W. Va
Syracuse Personal Mention and Driver Sentenced
Syracuse society notes list residents visiting relatives and trips to Avon Park and Athens with names including William Stobert and Mrs Annie Adams. In Newark, Herbert Grae was sentenced for manslaughter in Mansfield prisons by Judge F A Black following the death of Owen Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Atsbury Methodist Church
William Stobert
Ant Tre
Herbert Stobert
Aero- Nutics
Columbus
Avon Park
C. E. Peoples
Mek Fon Milian
Gladys Gibon
Athens
Huntington
V. A. Romitowns
Neky
V. A. Jr
Newark
Herbert_Graé
Raifie
Owen Coop der
Sven
Mansfield
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National Dispatch
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Spain
Argentina
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Axis
Burma
Rommorrow
Eviens
Hamden
Ancient Rome
America
Boner
Gestapo
Seatons
Famden
Sarah Se
Caner
Pentsia
Bernard’ Dale Biccatheine
See
NcCatherns
Yas Savers
Bran
Philip Ward
Snd
Ieee Kermit Wark
Ana Tay
Core Winters
Sasyer
Rtf
Jae Tromson
Winher
Thompeon
Duras
Garretts
Walter England
Chil Ffron
Welston
Ann
Ninnie Giow
Sunny
Ie “Gibson
Arle Mecoon
David J. Miata
Afr
Tm Engineers
Trey Company
St Cango Cainasaee
Ermal Cade
Margaret Calvin
Wentea Fer Columbua
Ban Case
Mison
Cart Calvin
Calvin
Frank Leach
Kenneth
Nach
Zaleski
D. M. Bryson
Bryan
Ryson
John Leitch
Ttekier Hospital
Henry
James Lalteh
Kerwin
J.T. Walters
Merril Farm
Tt Mk
War Marvin
John Werf
Blanche Davimon
R. Walters
Louise
Mgr
Wert
Gleaming Star
Reedsville
By Galbraith
Syracuse
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