US should unite with Latin nations against Peron regime
Opinion pieces argue the State Department blundered by acting alone on Argentina and that Peron’s election signals tyranny rather than a democratic move. The author urges allied Latin governments to condemn Peron, label him Nazi or fascist backed, and demand a hemispheric stance resisting recognition of his government.
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Washington
United States
Department of State
Associated Press
Argentina
Peron
Peroni
Perons
Ouy Secre
San Francisco
Farrell
United Nations
Roosevelt
Mexico City
Byrnes
Hitler
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
Vacation of Writers and a Tumultuous Night in Town
Colin and Ann abandon writing exploration for a hotel stay with old friends Nina Jock Connie and Davey. Tense dinners and dances reveal lingering love, flirtations, and misread signals. A late night kiss and awkward moments lead to a somber drive home as Ann longs for closeness with Colin. To Be Continued.
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Colin
Ann
Seague
Colin Drake
Annie
Connie
Davey
Nina
Jack
Amy
Jock
Port Drake
Plain s News Notes item summary not provided
Mr and Mrs Dean W Nida Columbus visited relatives in the area over the weekend. Numerous local residents hosted and visited kin and friends from Athens Columbus New Marshfield Sugar Creek Lancaster and Millfield. A birth announced at Sheltering Arms Hospital and several property transactions were noted.
Truman's Optimism Questioned by Press Demands for Clarity
The piece questions President Truman's assurances that the international situation will be worked out. It argues the public deserves an explicit explanation of his optimism, noting Americans and Britons seek concrete updates on foreign policy, Soviet plans, UN oil interests, and Iran troop presence. It urges candid disclosure to a war-weary populace.
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Truman
United States
Stalin
Britain
United Nations
Iran
Russia
Disturbing parallels in Stalin, Hitler, and world peace
Premier Stalin accuses Churchill of Nazi-like racial ideas while using opposite aims. The piece contrasts Stalin's rhetoric and actions with Hitler’s war prep, notes Russia’s Iran presence, and argues for U S mediation and possible rearmament. It warns against escalating tensions and calls for early, strong international intervention.
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Stalin
Winston Churchill
Hitler
Russia
Great Britain
United States
America
Britain
Iran
Mr. Stalin
Letter From Washington: Allen's Florida Vacation Delays Start
Peter Edson surveys postwar U S politics noting George E Allen's delayed oath as Reconstruction Finance Corporation director after a Florida vacation. Bowles counters price inflation through March 1948 ads while Mead's committee ends. Helen Makin adjusts to Washington. UNRRA redistributes surplus ration books to 19 European governments, and Greeks gain a book.
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Washington
George E. Allen
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Florida
White House
State Department
Alen
BFC
Allen
Chester Bowles
Bowles
New York
James M. Mead
Helen Douglas Makin
Georgia
Congress
Arelanta
Erika Gruhn and the Forgotten Wife Behind Blomberg
The piece recalls Erika Gruhn, secretary and Blomberg’s wife from 1938, noting how their marriage angered Prussian officers and contributed to Blomberg’s forced resignation. It reflects on how Hitler then assumed his post and asks how history might have shifted if Erika had not married him.
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Werner von Blomberg
Germany
Erika Gruhn
Blomberg
Hitler
Erika
Bosa
Teachers attend Ohio Conference on Adult Education
In Athens County, Mary Mulligan Joy Cutter Russell Michael Mildrey Judy Lew Marshfield and Evelyn Sidders attended the Ohio Conference on Adult Education in Columbus. Eveleth Atkinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Atkinson, was elected president of Phi sorority with Thora Olson named social chairman. Mayor Len B McCune and City Council hosted the Fireman's Ball at Hotel Berry where Jimmy Littler’s orchestra provided dancing. Louise Bailey and Ann Barlow were chosen as delegates to the spring meeting of the Ohio Home Economics Association in Columbus.
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Athens County
Ohio Conference On Adult Education
Columbus
Mary Mulligan
Joy Cutter
Athens
Russell Michael
the Plains
Mildrey Judy
Lew Marshfield
Evelyn Sidders
F Eveleth Atkinson
C. E. Atkinson
Ph Sorority
Thora Olson
Thor Olson
Len B. McCune
Hotel Berry
Jimmy Littler
Louise Bailey
Ann Barlow
Ohio Home Economics Association
Bartlett News Briefs Highlight Local Funeral and Visits
Funeral services for Sam Vincent of Aroesville were held with Masons in charge and Rev. Brett officiating. Survivors include his wife Beatrice Smith of Amesville, his mother, a sister and three brothers. Bartlett residents attended Friday’s service for Pray Pickering at Liberty A.M.E. Church. Several locals noted inquires and weekend visits as families hosted relatives from Canton Washington Columbus Athens and Marietta.
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Bartlett
Sam Vincent
Aroesville
Brett
Chesterhill
Beatrice Smith
Amesville
C. N. Wiliams
Columbus
Rennell
Glenn Smith
Dayton Morris
Marietta
Smith
Wesley Bennett
Athens
Emmet Shaner
WSCS
John Beazell
Dorcas
Glenn Clark
George Webster
Ernest Gace
Donnie Lochary
Vivian Lochary
Eleanor Goddard
Don Goddard
Nellie Zumbro
Dale
Nannie Johnson
Richard Bricktes
Elsie Glover
Esther Dillinger
Fannie Dillinger
War Cabinet Failure To Act Is Revealed
The article discusses disputes over warnings to Japan before WWII. It cites statements by Secretary Stimson and President Roosevelt about how and when to warn Japan, a telegram to the emperor, and the impact of public warnings in October and November 1941 amid Japan's actions in Indo-China. It notes criticism from Lt General Short about warning adequacy and Stimson’s reflection on possible improvements by War Plans.
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Japan
Congress
Warm Springs
Ingo-China
Gulf of Siam
Stimson
Gaé
Washington
Knox
Sumner Welles
Walter Co. Short
War Department
Jimson
Short
Jacksonville Weekend Guests and Church Notices
Jacksonville residents hosted visitors over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Frank Davis and Mr Elmer Bratka spent time with local families. The Faithful Class plans a March 27 meeting at Mrs Gladys Kemp t s home. Revival services at Trimbie Methodist Church led by Rev Charles Caffrey continue through the week.
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Jacksonville
Frank Davis
Jackson
RB. E. Davis
Bess Stephenson
Walnut Hill
Elmer Bratka
Columbus
Julius Bratka
Methodist Church
Gladys Kempt
Trimbie Methodist Church
Charles Caffrey
Hettie Rambo
Andrew Wallace
Pontiac
Mich
George Rambo
Cleveland
James Nye
Hooper
iHubert Nye
Public Forum letter defends helping hungry regardless of ethnicity
Ruth Kovalik of The Plains defends aiding hungry people of all ethnicities in a Public Forum reply to a card about Mrs. Bradley. She notes her Hungarian Slovak husband and asserts no group should be blamed for poverty, praising Mrs. Bradley for stating her views openly.
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Bishopville Market and Homes Activity Noted
Bishopville reports property sales and transfers as Lucy Pedicord sells to Kenneth and Martha Wolfe while new owners plan a modern dairy farm. Hattie Hoon sells two Bishopville lots to the McGrath brothers and Miles Jacob for a trailer factory. Ensign Lowell Shaner buys 128 acres by East Branch. Local residents and seasonal visits noted as neighbors resume spring plans and gardens.
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Bishopville
Lucy Pedicord
C. N. Pedicord
Kenneth Wolfe
A. G. Carter
Pedicord
Glouster
Charles Milhoane
Hoon
Mr Jacobs
Melvin Jacobs
Ringold
McGrath
Gail
Samuel
Harold McGrath
Mountville
Helen Thomas
Hattie Hoon
Earl Peugh
Jessie Wilson
Mary Moody
Columbus
J Ada Price
J. M. Watkins
Akron
J. O. Moody
Chris Day
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