Moral force and United States stance shape world opinion
David Lawrence notes American moral power, backed by Britain, uses publicity and debate to influence Russia and shape world affairs. He credits Churchill and Fulton with awakening America to engage in European matters, arguing U S leadership depends on speaking out in public opinion rather than force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Mal Stalin
United Nations
Security Council
Department of State
America
Truman
Mediterranean
Russa
Moscow
Near East
Churchill
Fulton
Byrnes
Cordell Hull
Britain
Germany
Stan Churchill
The Heart to Find XXII A Storm Brings Guests and Heartbreak
Ann wakes to Colin by the fire as their guests Nina and Jack linger. A storm looms, Colin reveals an incunabula project, and Jack confronts Ann about their past while she debates a future with Colin and whether to stay strong or yield to passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Ann
Nina
Jack
Dock
Ana
Eddie
Peter Wimsey
Jividen Relatives Attend Ohio State Graduation
Meigs County relatives attended Ohio State University graduation exercises this month. Charles Jividen received his degree from the College of Medicine and his commission as a Lieutenant in the Reserve Army. The Jividen family hosted a dinner afterward before the group traveled to Fresno, California for Dr. Jividen’s internship. Cardinal Mooney Welcomes Back Edward A. Cardinal Mooney to Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefort
Meigs County
Ohio State University
Clark Jividen
Emma Jane
Emma Jividen
Grace Jividen
Racine
L. D. Diles
Middleport
Charles Jividen
College of Medicine
Jividen
Phyllis Diles
Harald Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Jess French
Akron
Dwight Ross
Columbus
Jividens
Fresno
Cal
Appeasement and Red Influence in Postwar World
A critical view argues that Soviet expansion, not peaceful talks, dictates global peace. It warns that Stalin’s health and hardline reds threaten worldwide revolution while Western powers rely on secret intelligence and UNO power. The piece predicts continued Red influence in unions and civil life, urging action to root out communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Europe
United States
Great Britain
UNO
Joe Stalin
Hitler
Russia
Earle
Pennsylvania
Stalin
America
England
France
Postponed Bikini Atoll Test Sparks Taxpayer Debate
The Atomic Crossroads test at Bikini Atoll is delayed amid congressional scrutiny and UN council tensions. Officials cite congressional viewing, but senators question the reasoning, calling the postponement folly and suggesting it may reflect broader geopolitics amid alarms over wartime costs and American readiness against Soviet pressure.
Turbulent UAW bid pits R J Thomas against Reuther
The fight for UAW presidency pits R J Thomas against Walter Reuther with wide implications for CIO leadership. Analysts view potential shifts if CIO head Philip Murray retires, as the two largest CTO unions, UAW and United Steel Workers, shape the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J
Thomas
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
CIO
Philip Murray
DAW
CTO
United Steel Workers
Murray
Steel Workers
Thomas-Retther
Uaw-Cio
Not Planned Yet Constant High Output and Low Prices
The article argues that high production and low prices are not new, noting the United States has long been a successful mass producer at low costs with minimal government interference. It questions credence given to planned economies and contrasts U S performance with other nations that pursued government planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock
Ann
Anna
Jack
Nina
United States
Pepper calls for oil sharing amid Middle East access history
Senator Pepper’s foreign relations remarks on allocating world oil prompt links to Middle East development. The Traq Petroleum partnership among U.S., British, and French interests, with shared concessions through 2000, ties to Britain’s Iran oil control talks and an envisioned international commission to study distribution and supply. The long arc traces back to Kaiser Wilhelm, Turkish concessions, and postwar divvying among Standard Oil, Shell, Anglo-Iranian, and others amid fierce global competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
Claude Pepper
Russia
Middle East
U.S
Traq Petroleum Company, Ltd
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Constantinople
Turkey
Mosul
Admirolpy N. Chester
Royal Dutch Shell
Briish
San Remo
Sir John Gadman
New York
Standard of New Jersey
Secany
Renaissance of liberty and songs of nation memory
Poem fragment celebrates rebirth of liberty through American history, from Jefferson and the Constitution to science and discovery. References to motherhood, fatherhood, and the enduring ideal of rightfulness, with vivid nature imagery and a call to artistic and communal value across seasons. Includes short poems Bluebirds and Spring again and Hidden Lives by Leda Sams.
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Bethlehem
Europe
Atlantic
Jefferson
Bessie M. Gorslene
War and Peace Amid Power Shifts in Postwar Europe
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that a new major war is not inevitable but danger remains due to power realignment in Europe and Asia. He cites Russia's rise, the collapse of Germany Italy and Japan, and Britain's and France's diminished influence. Peace hinges on Moscow Washington and London aligning zones of influence and strong UN cooperation.
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Europe
Asia
Germany
Italy
Japan
France
Britain
Moscow
Austria
Turkey
Iran
Manichuria
United Nations Organization
Russia
America
Umhapsah
Reedsville News Notes Highlight Local Discharges and Socials
Pvt Charlies Wilson has been discharged after three years in the Army with European theatre service of eighteen months. Several residents attended events and visits in nearby towns, including greenhouse talks by Garden Club members and family visits to Parkersburg and Ritteman, Ohio, with multiple relatives noted in Tuppers Plains and Olive Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Charlies Wilson
Garden Club
C. A. Barnett
Lillian Pickens
Anna Randolph
Linnie Bragg
Tuppers Plains
Wilma Buckley
Jane Bailey
Olive Center
L. S. Buckley
Parkersburg
T. T. Reed
Iga
George Hamilton
L. B. Sisson
Henry Bailey
T. H. Boring
Harvey Baiee Wawain
Beulah Blaine
Parkershire
Robert Wallace
Hogsett
W. Va
Lee Wallace
Carrie Bahr
Cora Anisberry
Gene Coleman
Frank E, Coe
Coolville
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
Jday
Mes
Eunice Sprague
Living Our Lives in Hiding and Hungering for Kindness
Poetic reflection on hidden lives and self blinds us to the world’s need for kindness and sympathy. The speaker urges open hearted action and compassionate response to others’ hunger for care.
Ten Years Ago Athenian News Highlights
Betty BR McCoy daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred McCoy was among ten girls into Alpha Ni Delta sorority Sayre Study Circle voted to donate books to Athens County Library at a gathering at Mrs Pi B Sidders home 94 Second St Firemans Ball at Hotel Berry drew 300 dancers with Jim ux Littles orchestra Mayor L B McCune and city officials hosted Duke Ellington at OU Junior Prom at the Men's Gym Twenty Years Ago Ohio University and University of Cincinnati won triangular debate OU Miami U and Cincinnati debaters were W Tony West Homer Young Stanley F Roush Birdhouse contest run by Athens Junior High habit lessons taught by Vorhees and H J Paul Mrs R A Dalton and Mrs E J Shannon joined Athena-Delphian Club Beta Theta Pi entertained Auxiliary at chapter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty BR McCoy
Fred McCoy
Alpha Ni Delta Sorority
Sayre Study Circle
Athens County Library
Heir
Mueeling
Pi B. Sidders
Second St
Hotel Berry
Jim
Ux Little
L. B. McCune
Duke Ellington
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
Miami U
Ohio
W. Tony ‘West
Homer Young
Stanley F. Roush
Amesville WSCS Group Meeting Highlights and Events
Thirteen ladies attended the Amesville W S C S meeting at Mrs. Birchie Thompson’s home with devotions led by Mrs. Stella Hamilton and business by the president. The program covered food’s role in peace, world trade and money, and religion and peace, with a senior play planned for April 6 titled Cyclone Sally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
W.S.C
Birchie Thompson
Stella Hamilton
Red Cross
Free Memorial Park
Julia White
Garnet Adair
Louise King
Miss White
Robert Cunningham
Paul Morris
Robert Mescher
David Thompson
Mary Sealock
Wahneta Wolfe
Carol Gardner
Donna Kuhns
Mary Armstrong
Miss Woolley
Methodist Church
Coonskin
W. E. Potter
Alice Boileau
Columbus
Logan
Esther
Alice Sedwick
Jean McAfee
Myrle Potter
Memorial Park Fund
Sedwick
Gilbert
Colon
Panama
Juke boxes stir debate in Athens letter to editor
In a fervent letter to The Messenger, B Fischer argues for allowing juke boxes in public spaces despite a push to limit or deny them. He cites wartime strains, housing shortages, and local life needing music for leisure, urging leaders to respect taxpayers’ choice and public tastes. March 25, Athens.
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the Messenger
Germany
Fischer
Athens
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Youngsteen
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Peter Edson
Poet's Corner
Leda Sams
Dewitt MacKenzie Paris
Felk
Bows
Manual Training Department
Athens Junior High School
Mr. Vorhees
H. J. Paul
R. A. Dalton
E. J. Shannon
Athena-Delphian Club
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
WSCS
By Galbraith
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