Bromfield Defends Honest Reports On Greece And China
Bromfield argues that grim reports on Greece and China reveal graft and corruption. He condemns the state department for withholding information from Congress and citizens while urging reforms to US foreign policy and world responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
China
State Department
Congress
Administration
Wedemeyer
Chiang-Kai-chek
Marshall
Western
Europe
Western Europe
Teheran
Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Russia
Messenger rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions
Subscription rates for The Messenger list weekly carrier pay 25 cents and various prepaid annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options. Rates differ by delivery area with Ohio and West Virginia variants and foreign requests. Centered at Athens Ohio, post office second class matter under 1918 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
Gas On The Night We Opened The Doors
Ann confronts Rush about a possible gas incident and a past tragedy as he denies blame and urges calm. He suggests she may be under strain and questions her memory while recounting their steps after a dangerous night. He admits feeling partly responsible for the suspicions she harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Rush
Rinda
Wyoming
President gifts Raymond Clapper award for Washington coverage
At the White House correspondents dinner President Truman presented Nat S. Finney of Cowles Publications with the Raymond Clapper award and a $500 prize for 1947 Washington reporting. The President avoided direct congratulations, joking about kicking in the pants for policy defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trueman
Raymond Clapper
Nat S. Finney
Cowles Publications
White House
Finney
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Marshall Fields
Condon
David Lillienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Senator McKellar
Public Health Service
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Republicans Fight Truman Use of Crisis Rhetoric
The piece argues President Truman exploiting states of emergency to push ERP and war production, painting a cynical political picture. It contends the plan would aid 1948 campaign goals while stalling tax relief and expanding World War II style programs. It warns of a communist indoctrination scheme and procedural manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Italy
Greece
Making a Communist Movement Tactics and Recruitment
The piece argues that communists active outside the Soviet Union are trained in Russia and sent abroad to recruit in the United States and elsewhere. It describes two recruitment types: intellectuals drawn to Marxist utopia and disaffected individuals seeking status, with organizers then training them as editors, speakers, and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Karl Marx
Stalin and Company
Bartow Jones enters race for State Senator district four
Sam Simmons notes Bartow Jones announces candidacy for State Senator Fourth Senatorial District. Jones, a successful farmer and businessman, recalls uphill path to success and his 1944 Mason Countyfront for agriculture commissioner showing GOP strength. His bid is seen strengthening Republican prospects in Mason County and beyond. La Rochefoucauld quote ends column. San-Tze-Chingi proverb at birth reflects on human nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartow Jones
Jones
Harriman
West Virginia
Mason County
Rep Jenkins Joins Rivers and Harbors Group
Rep Thomas Jenkins of Ironton and Rep Henderson Carson of Canton joined the Ohio delegation to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress for lunch at the Mayflower Hotel Friday. Carson substituted as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Jenkins
Ohio Rivers, Harbors Group
Washington Bureau
Washington
Thomas Jenkins
Ironton
Henderson Carson
Canton
Ohio
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Mayflower Hotel
Mr. Carson
Inside look at Truman’s 1948 renomination dilemma
The piece details the clash between Truman and Democratic leaders McGrath and Sullivan over renomination. It explains why Truman’s public stance could derail party control, and outlines a proposed fix involving Douglas, Wallace, and Southern defections, plus risks if Wallace falters and Wallace votes swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Gael Sullivan
Chicago
Mr. Truman
George Washington
Wodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
McGrath and Sullivan
Supreme Court
William Douglas
Wallace
Wall Street
Missouri
Henry Wallace
Rankins
New York
Siaoa
Ohio
Minnesota
California
Public Forum Calls for Action to Stop Aid to Russia
A public letter urges Americans to pressure Congress to cease sending machinery food clothing and military equipment to Russia or allies. It calls for an immediate State Department investigation, expulsion of communists, and a complete review since Roosevelt. The piece endorses MacArthur or Taft for president and urges citizens to write letters now. Dated March 17 and signed Mabelle R. Chatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
State Department
Roosevelt
Uncle Joe
MacArthur
Taft
America
Mabelle R. Chatfield McArthur
Athens High School Students in State Contest Ensemble
Representing Athens High School in a state contest were Virginia Segale violinist Alice Maccombs French horn player and a clarinet quartet Gertrude Kissner Bill Mansfield James Williams and George Maxwell Miss Mary Antoinette Athens sailed from New York to Europe on a six weeks vacation The greater part of her time was spent in Genoa Italy where she visited relatives The Poston Boy Scout Troop held its first meeting under the direction of Scoutmaster Glenn Gardner Chauncey assisted by Harold Syckes Counselors were George Robinson Earnest Wood Ashley Bradbury Adam McLean and Jim Mackie Ester Ingels daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Ingels of Gallipolis won first prize in a local beauty contest Helen North won second prize and Charlotte Cornwell won third prize
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Virginia Segale
Alice Maccombs
Gertrude Kissner
Bill Mansfield
James Williams
George Maxwell
Mary Antoinette
Athens
New York
Europe
Genoa
Italy
Poston
Glenn Gardner
Chauncey
Harold Syckes
George Robinson
Earnest Wood
Ashley Bradbury
Adam McLean
Jim Mackie
Ester Ingels
Clyde Ingels
Gallipolis
Helen North
Charlotte Cornwell
Four cars derail near Lake Alma blocking traffic
Four cars and the engine of a Hocking Valley freight enroute from Wellston to Logan were derailed at Lake Alma, creating a several hour traffic block. The Logan chapter of the Parents International League for the Conservation of Human Resources elected E. N. Turner president and officers, while John Hancock High School staged Miss Cherryblossom at Ewing Hall. Ohio University arranged special train service to Columbus and special Red Star cars to manage crowds of more than 1000 spring vacation students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Wellston
Logan
Lake Alma
Parents International League For the Conservation of Human Resources
E. N. Turner
J. G. Spears
H. G. Hansel
Rolland Bright
Columbus
Ohio University
Radio Programs Area Stations Listing
Radio networks and stations across Ohio and West Virginia listed by call letters and cities for NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Sunday Broadcast Schedule Across Networks
A dense line of radio and CBS NBC ABC listings for Sunday March 21 from 1:00 pm to midnight. Programs include Talk by Sam Pettingill and Wm Shirer, various concerts with Robert Merrill James Melton Rise Stevens, Eddie Bergen, Phil Spitalny, and Jack Benny, plus dramas, comedies, news updates, movie commentaries and late-night dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Abe
Cbs
Sam Pettingill
Abe Wm. Shirer
Chicago
Cbs National
Abe Alan Lomax
Robert Merrill
James Melton
Abc News
Abc
New York Philharmonic
Mbs
Ernie Lee
Johnny Thompson
Joe Kelly
Abe Warnen
Living
Abe Eileen Farrell
Cbs Opera
Abe Janett Davis
Cbs Treasury
Abec
Phil Spitalny
Abe Quick
Abe Rise Stevens
Drew Pearson
Websters
Hollywood
Abe Percy Faith
Abe Nick Carter
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
Detroit Symphony
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Phil and
Alice
Abe Blondie
Dagwood
Gabriel Heatter
Edgar Bergen
Charlie
Abe Sam Spade
Syer
The
Mediation Board
Fred Allen
Cbs Movies
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
Parky
Abe Vic Young
Cbs Theater Guild
Abe Jim Backus
Voices of Strings
Horace Heidt
Cbs News
Abe West
Morning Radio Schedule Roundup From New York to West Coast
A listing of radio programs with time slots and network labels from morning through evening. Programs include Morning 9:00 Horneymoon in N Y, Breakfast Club, Oklahoma Roundup, Fred Waring Show, Arthur Godfrey Show, Kate Smith Speaks, Paul Whiteman Records, and Lum and Abner among others, with stations abe mbs cbs west repeats noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Abe
Oklahoma
Cbs
Ozark Valley Folks
Mbs
Fred Waring
My Story
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Breakfast
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Abe Kate Smith
Abe Queen
Abe Martin Block
Abc
Paul Whiteman
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