Ann and Colin in a Home of Books and Quiet Tension
Ann enjoys married life with Colin, manages a house, and amasses a library for the Home. She adores Susie the elderly helper, while Colin hides a witty, affectionate impatience with her presence in his writing space. Their life blends affection, humor, and small frictions as they settle into marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colim
Ann
Imei
Awek
Colla JT
Han
Colin
Anni
Lise
Sue
Elgar Carpello
Susie
Susié
Topsy
Calin
Anh
Qstraction
Jet
Angel
Jhead
Subsidies and Public Debt in Government Financing
The piece argues subsidies keep prices down through loans and deficits, warning that these government supports mask debt and future tax burdens. It cites mail service subsidies and broad public debt growth, asserting subsidies do not save money but add to the national liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sam
John Updyke
Retailers Defend Public Interest Over Inflation Claims
A leading retailer group criticizes the OPA for inflaming attitudes toward price control and asserts merchants and consumers share common ground. Merchants argue that prioritizing customer interests sustains their own business and long term prosperity, warning against short term gains that harm purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Courage and Intelligence in Production
The article argues that worker strikes threaten food and national economy since modern farming relies on specialized equipment and uninterrupted production. It contends courage is shown by maintaining operation, while a strike demonstrates a lack of intelligence by halting machinery and paralyzing output.
Japanese constitution pledge to renounce war adopted
The proposed text states Japan will abolish war as a sovereign right and renounce the threat or use of force to settle disputes. It forbids any future war potential and the belligerency rights of the state, calling for immediate unanimous adoption by all nations.
Russia denounces Churchill in Pravda fueling Cold War rhetoric
Moscow denounces Churchill ahead of Fulton speech in vivid Pravda article. The piece accuses him of warmongering and attacks Vandenberg, urging Americans to see through propaganda. It warns of misread freedoms and urges authentic dialogue to prevent a third world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Churchill
Moscow
Pravda
Fulton
Britain
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Friends of
United States
Bulgaria
America
Arkalhe
Miter Chirehill
Mar
United Nations Organization
Germany
Pradtad
Letter from Washington on Dutch visitors to the United States
Peter Edson reports on a group of Dutch writers touring the United States. They visit New York, San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, Grand Rapids, and Washington, observing American life through varied political lenses, from a Communist to a liberal, and noting differences in culture and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Complatéa
Baer
Bette
U. S
US States
Harvard
Heallwood
Empire State Building
New York
San Francisco
Detroit
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Holland
Mich
Arizona Desert
Tennessee
A. J. Héllétin
H. G. Hermans
H. M. van Randwijx
Free Nederland
A. J. P. Tammés
L. J
Leiia
A. J. Kagsiemans
Metropolitan Opera
Toscanini
America
TVA
Taxpayer Attitude Shifts as Filing Deadline Nears
Cleveland collector Thomas M. Carey reports a changed taxpayer attitude from annoyance to cordial. About 600000 returns have been received in the segment with 900000 refunds anticipated. Filing deadline nears with three days left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thomas M. Carey
Internal Revenue
New Haven Club Notes Include Members and Local Visits
NEW HAVEN The Good Witt Club met on Thursday with members listed including Mesdaines Hester Roush Asna éan Roush Anna gh m and Sibil McKnight. Community notices report furloughs and local moves, with Capehart relatives visiting and several residents traveling to Charleston and Huntington. A daughter was born to Dorrell Goodnite, Rebecca Jane, and revenue figures show Erie Railroad 1945 income down from 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Good Witt Club
Mesdaines
Hester Roush
Asna Éan Roush
Annagh m
Sibil McKnight
Ben Sailaz
Capehart
East Fac
Mme
Flaed Sams
California
C Roaney
Jin Valley View
C. C. Montgomery
Bev Somerville
Mason County Farm Suoply Co.inness
Charleston
Marjorie Ratey
Parkerstore
W. E. Abner
Donald Roush
Bellemire
Huington
Obert Grinstead
Kany
Shere
David Batey
Columnus
Ray.Barker
Janette
Middleport
Ohio
Jesse Powell
Harold Capehart
Colum
Harry Roush
Frank Roush
Molly Roush
Point Pleasant
Ben F. Tripp
Homer
Miller
Thomas
Grinstead
William
McFarland
Wah Burngatner
Clifford Roush
Wilson Miller
Monte Blake
Martha Hoffman
Blythe Thice
Racine
Harold Teaford
Pomeroy
Fred Tripp
Mason City
William Miller
Parkersburg
Nora Tripp
James Miller
East Bank
Elizabeth
Guy Stewart
Raymon. Fields
Ira Fields
Leonard Fels
Monay
Derrell Goodnite
Rebecca Jane
S. G.fisher
Herman Layne
Layne
Pluma Harrah
Vernon Harrah
Clintonville
Vernon
Basil Harrah
Clyde Bumegarner
Hartford
Joe Buffington
Bumgarner
Macel Gilliand
Bern Somerville
Pimeville
Phillip Batey
Wright Field
Dayton
Frey _Bates
Bates
Phyllis Ann
Maecenas Literary Club Elects Officers at Clark Street Meeting
The Maecenas Literary Club named new officers at a meeting held at Mrs. E. W. Burgeian's home. News Your Dad Read was described as president. E. D. Cooley became recording secretary, with Mrs. Howard Brookins as vice president and Mrs. Fred Stauffer as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
E. W. Burgeian
Clark St
E. D. Cooley
Howard Brookins
Fred Stauffer
Athens Paper Notes Local Travel and Social Events
The Athens area report lists Morrison Hill on the Athens Pomeroy road as steady for travel per Dan Davis state highway engineer. Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle hosted dinner at their Park Place home. A banquet for the Athens girls basketball team featured talks by Miss Aileen Campbell coach Mary Farrell captain Erma Betts manager. Attendees included Campbell, Farrell, Betts, Roush, Poston, Rauch, Arbogast, Hughes, Baird, Russell, Laverty, and Prof. and Mrs. C. Robinson. The group traveled to Columbus to see Louis the Fourteenth at the Astarean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Hill
Athens
Pomeroy Road
Dan Davis
Athens Nigh
Aileen Campbell
Mary Farrell
Erma Betts
Miss Campbell
Hele Roush
Florence Poston
Jean Rauch
Margaret Arbogast
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Minnie Baird
Esther Russell
Margaret Laverty
Corning Social Notes
Corning notes at the home of Mrs. Fred Gray feature Mrs Lora Langler and other attendees with prizes won by Mrs. Post. Local church plans include Friday evening services at the Methodist. contact Roger BilS and Leo Radkoski Jr for choir openings. Community updates cover naval enlistments, visits, and weekend trips across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Bils
Leo Radkoski
David Lance Fair
Lancaster
William Fail
Ofing
Navy
Columb
Africas
Middle East
Morgan Waiters
Charlotte Gaitten
Jessie Schlingerman
Nelgonville
Edgar Martin
Chester Hill
William Fotta
Andrew Roberts
Richmond
Walter Foura
Elyria
Gerald Pedicord
Bremen
Martha Leonard
Zanesville
Frank Phillips
Ruth Ann
Bishopville
William Gladden
Emmett Love
Ronald Swartz
Springfield
Willard Post
Clean _ Foehl
Dewey Beaver
Columbus
Carl H. Roberts
St. Louis
National Council For Social Studies
Reedsville Residents Welcome Various Visitors and Moves
Reedsville notes report Mr and Mrs George Smith and three children returning to Marietta after a weekend with Ernest Barton and Kathryn Hayman. Lt Kathryn Williams and Major Dietz from Ft Thomas arrived for a visit with parents R E Willing and family. Local moves include the Humphrey and Hurhphrey families to new homes, and the Linthicum, Chevalier, Sprague, and other families relocating within the area or to Forked River and Coleman property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
George Smith
Marietta
Er Pdrents
Ernest Barton
Kathryn Hayman
Bottom
Batton Hole
J. W. Emrick
Lancaster
Frank Shuinwig
Kathryn Williams
Ft Thomas
Jor Php Diétz
Harley Linthicum
Joppa
Charles Chevalier Mhoved
Mineral Personals in Rural Community Update
Local notes show Mr and Mrs Boyd Steven newly married hosting a miscellaneous showcase at Mrs Martha Snyder home. Several residents like Worley West Albany and J P Snyder visited. Cora Lynch bedridden with asthma and heart ailment. Annie Bryan and children in Logan and Nelsonville. Buckleys visiting to help their mother. Various social calls and church services noted across Athens area with a mix of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Steven
Martha Snyder
Giopster, R.fd
Worley
West Albany
R.F.D
J. P. Snyder
Annie Bryan
Ini Logan
Nelsonville
Martin Pidcock
Sylvia Addis
Cora Lynch
Joe Cooper
Sylvia Andrews
Nettie Shingler
Morristown Church
Carlos Buckley
Jot Buckley Clark
Opal Pats Agaré
Johnole
Nelson
Lanning
the Homie
Ralph Gibson
Lucy Stephenson
Melva Crow
Cecil Crow
Jd&, Codpér
Rita
Athens
Uckley Brae
Albert Bick
Rav. D. Blake
Social notes and county events from Rutland area
Rutland society notices include birthday celebrations for Miss Shatdiipee and a fire extinguished by volunteers at Mrs T J Chase property. Attendees span the Deems Snowden Patterson and Ingraham families. Also reported are Youth Fellowship gathering at United Methodist in Pomeroy and a local nurse finishing training at Holzer Hospital after time in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Shatdiipee Gaushter
Ahd
Deer
Pam
Phyllis
Snowden
Peggy
Bar- Wil
Janet Deem
Sharon
T. J. Chas
Chase
Jane Lynn
Janet Theobald
Lis Snowdén
Pegey
Graham
Carrall Stoen
Tommey Rupe
Pa Patterson
June Patterson
David Colwell
Lawrence Schmitt
Whitney Ingraham
Vohengtrauss
Gerthant
Michael
B. Michael
Raymond Markins
Gallipolis
E Michael
Helen Scott
Biawell
Ua Lawterice
Tommy Idatl Ort
Lerae
Fleming
Robert Roberts
Bobby
Pomeroy
Branch Fleming
Middleport
Gerald Graham
Daniel Hysell
Janet
Sadie “Graham
Leafy
Ira Barker
Eléanor Taylor
Jurick Williams
Lincoln Hill
Albert
Hawkins
Hilah Barker
Sadie Graham
Ira Kennedy
Ihn Braley
Orman Graham
Frank Lahning
Mary Schmitt
Lawréfice Schmitt
Cincinnati
Holzer Hospital
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By Hartel Heidergott
Redding
Peter Edson
Mary Baker Eddy
Mme. Dé Stoel
Erie Railroad
Cisna _ Steppe
Bea Rarjin
Tony Ridotto
Hawaii
Athans
Oho Univer
T. R. Biddle
Park
Place
Bishop Theodore
Henderson
Daniel McGurk
H. J Holcombe
Corning Social Notes
Rutland Social Notes
By Galbraith
Crete
Yaak
Hany
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