Bromfield's Letter on Defense and Policy Debate
Reality opposition to a wall of dollars to deter Russian expansion gains attention as ERP funding and loans to Greece and China move through Congress. Senators Baill and Kem lead doubts on buying an insurance policy, while military leaders push a line that would trigger Soviet consequences. The piece critiques the administration, State Department, and President Truman, and urges public hearing on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Greece
China
Vandenberg
Joe Baill
James P. Kem
Washington
Soviet Union
State Department
Truman
Republican Congress
Near East
Soviet Russia
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Trieste
Finland
Italy
France
Palestine
Back-Woods
Missouri
Dorothy Thompson
Europe
Jugoslavia
Condemns U S foreign policy and Russian influence
Dr Edward A Condon testifies on relations with Vinogradoff Ziprowski and Helen Harris amid a discuss of the un American acts committee. He highlights postwar science exchanges and tensions with Russia. The column criticizes Marshall Truman policy and Greece Turkey aid while warning of economic strain and imperial entanglements.
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Washington
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Thomas Rankin
Kerensky
Russia
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Vinogradoff
U.S
Westinghouse Electric Co
Pittsburgh
Dr. Condon
Westinghouse Laboratories
Westinghouse
U. S. Army Air Forces
Bureau of Standards
Dr. Vinogradoff
Smithsonian Institution
State Department
U. S
Ignace Zlotowski
Condon
Paris
France
Poland
Germany
Ohio State University
Vassar College
Bikini
Zlotowski
Oscar Lange
International Atomic Energy Commission
New York
Helen M. Harris
Journalists and ethics in withholding sources debate
A writer argues for a coded oath for reporters to protect sources and questions whether contempt of court cases threaten press freedom. He proposes a unified code by press groups to govern source protection and opines on broader government dysfunction and the need for reform.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Communist Party
National Association of Newspaper Publishers
Newspaper Guild
United States
Subscription Rates and Delivery Terms for The Messenger
Publication details list home delivery by carrier with weekly payments. Rates include 1 year 18.20, 26 weeks 9.10, 18 weeks 4.55, 4 weeks 1.40, 3 weeks 0.35. mail options vary by region with 1 year 9.00 in specific areas and 13.00 elsewhere. Foreign rates quoted on request. Entered at Athens Union Pont Office as Second Class Matter under Act of 1918. 25¢ a week.
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VANCE
Messenger
Onto
West
Mai
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
Unio
Pont Office
The Doctor Says Radio Programs and Gossip On Air
A dense radio schedule lists NBC WLW ABC WCOL CBS WCHS and more across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg and Marietta with programs such as News Commentary The Shadow and Phil Spitting Girls. The article then shifts to a crime drama summary where Ann suspects Tommy Bishop’s death was murder not accident, as sheriff Sam Blanding investigates.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
America
United
Abe
Sam Pettingill
Abe Wm. Shirer
Chicago
Cbs National
Abe Alan Lomax
Hubert Merrill
Abe News
New York Philharmonic
Abc Theater of Song
Ernie Lee
Johnny Thompson
One Man's Family
Abd
Joe Kelly
Warnen
Abc House of Mystery
Living
Abe Eileen Farrell
Cbs Opera
Abe Janett Davis
Cbs Treasury
Phil Spitting
Abe Quick As
Tommy Bishop
Sam Blanding
Rush
Enos Barton
Ann
Laurie
Gay
Bancrofts
Stella
Susan
Tommy
Rinda
Cleveland
Tophill
Cricket
Sam
MacArthur as Presidential Candidate A Question of Honor
An op-ed argues General Douglas MacArthur earned honor as Japan’s postwar leader and questions his suitability to enter the 1948 U S presidential race. It cautions that a military hero may not fit the political arena and predicts a weak showing amid embittered contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
General MacArthur
Philippines
Japan
America
Europe
Haley’s Second Murder Trial Set for May in Canton Court
A second trial for 16 year old John Harvey Haley on a first degree murder charge will begin May 10 in common pleas court before Judge A C L Barthelmeh in Canton.
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Canton
John Harvey Haley
Common Pleas Court
A. C. L. Barthelmeh
Morning 9 to 6:45 Radio Schedule Notes
Daily broadcast lineup lists morning to late afternoon programs from CBS ABC and local networks including Breakfast Club Oklahoma Roundup Fred Waring Show My Story Drama Betty Crocker Talk and more with music, serials, quiz shows and a nightly Lumg and Abner finale on CBS.
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Abe Rise Stevens
Cbs
Drew Pearson
Abe
Websters
Hollywood
Abe Percy Faith
Abe Nick Carter
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
Cbs Child's World Forum
Abye
Sherlock Holmes
Phil and
Alice
Abe Blondie
Dagwood
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Edgar Bergen
Charlie
Abe Sam Spade
Cba
Detroit Symphony
Mbs
Fred Allen
Cbs Movies
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
Abec
Parky
Abe Vic Young
Cbs Theater Guild
Abe Jim Backus
Voices of Strings
Horace Heldt
Quiz
Cbs News
Abec-West
N. Y
Oklahoma
Ozark Valley
Fred Waring
My Story
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Ben Alexander
Abe Kate Smith
Abe Queen
Martin Black
Paul Whiteman
Cbs Treasury
Lumg
Abner
Brehm urges review of court martial penalties in Vienna case
Rep. Walter E. Brehm told the House Armed Services Committee to reexamine court martial practices after learning a private stationed in Vienna was sentenced to six months hard labor and a $240 fine for drunk and disorderly conduct. He questioned if U.S. soldiers abroad receive harsher penalties than offenses in Washington.
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Washington
Walter E. Brehm
House
Armed Services Committee
Ohio
Vienna
Austria
Brehm
Wrecker Certificates Move to Regulate Towing Cars
Sam Simmons recalls how auto dealers in the past operated wreckers with minimal forms and how the state public service commission now requires certificates of convenience and necessity. He argues the move creates a monopoly and keeps prices high while limiting entry for new operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Public Service Commission
Curbstoners
Public Service Commission
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Ohio
Mrs Emma Dye received a birthday greeting call from daughter Evelyn in California. The McConnelsville Hanson couple visited Hiel French in Racine and Felix Alkire visiting Charles Alekire in Racine. Athens and Columbus guests were common with Esther Crandal Sadie Carr and Frank Halliday visiting Pearl Anderson and Ray Wilson family. Dr Mitchell treated J F Boyles, and Everett Tracy with Alma Atkins noted visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Emma Dye
Evelyn
California
Marcus Hanson
McConnelsville
Hiel French
Felix Alkire
Charles Alekire
Racine
Esther Crandal
Sadie Carr
Athens
Frank Halliday
Columbus
Pearl Anderson
Maxine Markins
Ray Wilson
Kenneth
James Hewitt
Robert Alkire
Mitchell
J. F. Boyles
Everett Tracy
Halliday Atkins
Alma Atkins
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Mrs. Bancroft
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