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CIO delegation report urges more people exchange with Russia
A calm CIO tour report from last October notes strained U S Russian ties and urges broader interchange of workers, students, and ordinary travelers. It argues mutual understanding is essential and that CIO leadership is best positioned to press the change despite barriers of travel and information.
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CIO
Russia
United States
U.ss.r
Moscow
John Doe
America
Fate in balance as UN tests resolve postwar threats
The article asks whether the United Nations Organization will survive a Russian challenge in Iran Iraq and the Near East. It warns that decisive action by the UN Security Council in New York is needed to prevent a slide toward a new great power orbit or a return to League of Nations failures.
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United Nations Organization
League of Nations
Russia
UNO
Reds
Iran
Iraq
T ‘Ny
Near East
Security Council
Paw Ller
League
Insi
TNO
War drives surge in reading material for returning servicemen
The piece argues that wartime exposure to diverse reading matter boosted literacy and reading habits among millions of soldiers. It credits librarians and publishers for supplying books magazines and newspapers that educated and entertained service members, shaping postwar reading trends.
Russia and communism linked by imperialist aims
In a national dispatch, David Lawrence argues that Soviet Russia and czarist autocracy share imperialist impulses. He condemns Russia’s use of force to seize resources, criticizes Bolshevik propaganda, and urges a tougher American stance within the UN. He warns that Russian tactics threaten world peace and oil interests in the Near East.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
France
Britain
Hitler
San Francisco
India
CIO
Winston Churchill
Ivan
America
United States
Near East
UNO
Manchuria
Iran
Peter Edson's Letter From Washington on Dr Gabrielson retirement
President Truman jokes about fishing as Dr Iva N Gabrielson, longtime Fish and Wildlife Service chief, retires after 30 years in government service. He and his wife head to Florida, famed for his outdoor life and advocacy for migratory animal laws to boost fishing and hunting.
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Washington
Truman
Iva N. Gabrielson
Fish and Wildlife Service
Doc Gabrielson
Gabe
Towa Fle
Tie
Mexico
Lawge
Lawrets
Jeter
Gaimielson
Reading grows in war era libraries and bookstores
The article notes a rise in interest among young men for authors they had not previously known, with polls showing fewer than half had access to a library or bookstore. It argues that war will test publishers’ belief that educating people comes through exposure to printed word.
Hartford Mews Briefs Tells of local visits and gatherings
Hartford Mews Briefs notes visits by residents to relatives in Baltimore Atlanta Point Pleasant and New Haven. entries mention cadet nurse Jane Ann Stone attending a cousin’s wedding and 4 H Club activities at Hartford school plus a school closure due to scarlet fever outbreak in Attica.
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Hartford
3. L. Dunlap
Baltimore
A. B. Ginden
Atlanta
Courtland Rockwell
Pamela
Point Pleasant
Mir
Harry Gibbs
Front St
Jane Ann Stone
Helzer Hospital
Gallipolis
W. T. Stone
New Haven
Arthur Smith
Parkersburg
Walter Bulmer
Milton S. Rea
Polytechnic Institute At
Auburn
Aia
J. H. Rea
Donald Bulmer
Bernard Edwards
Fairview
Addie McKnight
Huntington
Patty Lou Smith
Shamblin
Velma Roush
Milburn Bulmer
Navy
F. G. Musgrave
J. M. Crump
William Wears
Wears
Harvey Bush
Hartford Parent Teachers Association
Margretta Duncan
Sarah Kelly
Victory
Jane Ann Kell
Patricia Lerner
Treasury
Ta Jean Duncan
J. W. Kell
A. Keith McClung
Complicated Obstacles to Feeding Europe Weigh On Relief Efforts
Dewitt Mackenzie reports Europe faces a grim food crisis worsened by war losses, fertilizer shortages, seed scarcity, worn farm tools, and displaced populations. Transport disarray and drought across Spain and France hinder relief as global scarcity rises alongside local hunger.
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Dewitt MacKenzie Paris
Europe
Hoover
Spain
France
Coolville Social Notes and Red Cross Benefit
A Coolville games party to benefit the Red Cross is set for Thursday evening March 28 at the high school gym with 50 cent admission. WSCS notes report 17 members and 4 guests at the meeting at Mrs. E M Daugherty's home with performances by a vocal trio, a reading, recitations, and a piano duet. Five dollars was voted to the Red Cross and Mrs A B White joined. Several local residents are listed as guests and visitors, including the Chapmans and Friends at various gatherings.
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Coolville
Red Cross
WSCS
E. M. Daugherty
Russell Cody
Delphin Creeger
Charles Bentz
Anderson Bentz
Phyllis Ann
Rheta Cody
Cody
Homer Friend
Muncie
Ind
Emmett Friend
Athens
Route 3
Ford
Fred Kittle
G. F. Cook
Cleveland
H. H. Chap
Man
A. W. Brandeberry
Dottie Lou
Cleveland i
Keith R. Brandeberry
Western Reserve School of Medicine
O. R. Kiracofe
Bloomville
F. W. Chapman
Freddy
Betty McCutcheon
Torch
Mrs.Ford
Ithely
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clifford and sons of Columbus visited the P. H. Clifford home in Corning. Mrs. John W. Rocks stayed with relatives in Columbus. Fielding Hawkins and daughter Dee traveled to Athens. Frank Walters and family returned from visits with Elmo Lindsay in Columbus and relatives in Toledo.
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Corning
Raymond Clifford and Sons
Columbus
P. H. Clifford
John W. Rocks
Fielding Hawkins
Dee
Athens
Frank Walters
Elmo Lindsay
Toledo
Glee Club Guests at Corning Church Sunday
Corning High School Girls Glee Club will sing at First United Brethren Church Sunday evening. Numbers include Into the Woods the Master Came and Lord of Beauty with choir responses after prayer and benediction. Mrs. Jeanette Apple directs with Miss Shirley Wright at the piano.
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Corning
Corning High School
United’ Brethren Church
Peter B. Lestkin
Jeanette Apple
Glee Club
Shirley Wright
Luella Dunlap
Louise Love
Eunice Jenkins
Joan Morris
Reba Losey
Mary Atkinson
Marie Ayers
Esther Ashley
Donna Bryson
Margaret Barrett
Jean Johnson
Bernice Linscott
Louise Cairo
Betty Grannen
Louise Swartz
Betty Rowland
Josephine Gaddis
Evelyn Urban
Vada Robbis
Auxiliary Meets Corning at Legion Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion met in Legion Hall on South Valley Street Tuesday night. After the business session, lunch was served at Gem Confectionery. Present were Mrs. Clara Hern, Mrs. Lulu Dunlap, Mrs. Thelma Frasure, Mrs. Leona Hillis, and Mrs. Beulah Craig.
Ewington Social Briefs Civic Roundup
Robert McMillin of Prospect, 84, calls on friends. visits by many locals including the Cloud family and Palsley clan. Lightning shocks hit Weston Polsley home. McGhee improving after surgery. neighbors share weekend calls and local errands in Gallipolis, Jackson, Bidwell, and surrounding areas.
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Ewington
Robert McMillin
Prospect
McMillin
Harold Cloud
R. H. Bobo
Canal Winchester
Land
W. W. Palsley
Clifford Unroe
Calvin Roberts
Gallipolis
Homer McMillin
Fred Cornwell
Ashland
Weston Polsley
Polsley
Peelsley
Jasper Coen
Jackson
A. O. Woodfall
Francis Cottrill
Homer Cottrill
Bidwell
L. B. Terry
G. D. McGhee
Marion McGhee
Janet
New Year's Eve Ordeal Dreams and Dazzling Fits
Ann hosts a stylish New Year’s party with Susie, Colin, and Alan. Susie is dressed and styled for the night, enjoying attention and flirtations while Ann reflects on fulfillment. Amid romance and champagne, Alan jokes about a kiss, and the group shares a hopeful, light mood as the year begins.
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Susie
Colin
Ann
Alan
Junior Music Club concert features varied solos and Beethoven talk
Ten years ago Joan Woolley Elizabeth Krecker and others performed piano cello violin and vocal solos in the Junior Music Club program. Jane Foster spoke on Beethoven and Arminta Morrison directed.
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Joan Woolley
Elizabeth Krecker
Helen Downs
Elsie Lou Rowles
Nelle Foster
Jane Foster
Beethoven
Arminta Morrison
Union Furnace Juniors Present Deacon Dubbs Play
The Union Furnace Junior Class rehearses for their annual school play Deacon Dubbs a rural comedy drama in three acts. Cast includes Hughes Hershell Bensonhaver Clair Anderson Mary Bennard Robert Sheline Zoeta Campbell Jo Anne Nixon Dorothy Syx with Ruth B Cunningham directing the High School dramatics program.
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Union Furnace
Deacon Dubbs
William Robinseen
Ernest
Hughes
Hershell Bensonhaver
Clair Anderson
Mary Bennard
Robert Sheline
Zoeta Campbell
Jo Anne Nixon
Dorothy Syx
Deacon Dobbs
Ruth B. Cunningham
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Martha Minameyer
Catherine Bedford
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W. W. Connett
J. A. Wharton
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